Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1925, Page 26

26 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., JANUARY 18, 1925—PART 1. Schools and Colleges of National Capital—MidWinter Enrollment RECORD IS SOUGHT FOR JUNIOR PROM Tickets to Georgetown Uni- Law School Co-Educational Member of Association of American Law Schools Second half year begins February 2. New Students may enter st that tims. BY CENTRAL SENIORS; | Dramatic Association Planning for Annual Meeting of “Masks” February 10 Secretary. 1435 K Street Northwest H. Russell, versity Event February 6 to | Cost $12 Each. LANGUAGES German, ltal- Private or Instruction Day and Reasonable Tuition. Languages Only Teach Them Weil for Beginners. ident; and T Margaret {} P, rench, Spanish phacl A. | nake the junior pr until the sccond, and in the e of the secretary a third ballot E=T 1878 330 BR ANCHES 816 14th St. N.W. Tel 2620 PUBLIC SPEAKING | Correction of Speech Defects Preparation of Speeches Dramatic Coaching Miss Katherine Hughes Lee House Wood’s Commercial School A Sehogt 311 East Capitol St. STRAYER Commercial COLLEGE || tuition costs $119, nthly . evening monthly payments. 39th Year—Lincoln 38 DUPONT CIRCLE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS .; Dupont Circle £ and Day d time to be- ourse of preparation duties. Wood's School, located neighborhood, is One vea is a “For Business Training” 721 13th Street Positions Obtained for Graduates Register Now For Day or Evening Sessions seven ments One v $36, in sessions. School of Foreign Service GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY Registration Now Open Complete Courses in Consular and Trade Commissioner Work International Law and Political Science Foreign Trade International Shipping Diplomacy New Semester Opens 5:10 P.M., Monday, 2 February, 1925 Catalogue and Complete Information Can Be Obtained From THE OFFICE OF THE SCHOOL 431 6th St. N.W x Telephone Main 5440 JOAN OF ARC GIVEN BY GLUB AT DUNBAR| Lucy Bailey and Regmald Martm K SCHOOL C 1314 MASS. AVE. Latin Logic Win Typewriting Prizes for Specd \ncient History \rgumentation Arithmetic Bookkeeping Business Law Business Administration Business Iiconomics ration Finance ng English Ethic French German Interior Decorating Journalism Modern History Mones Parliamentary Physics and iking Law c Speaking anship thand Sociology Spanish Trigonometry I'yping Hent ins ial subje by the Phone Fra Call at the klin 4696 or Write for Information or Knights of Columbus Evening School 1314 MASS. AVE. N.W. IRUSSELL IS ELECTED | ||| George Washington University Washington Preparatory School (Evening Classes) ACCREDITED semester’s work in each gencral preparatory t of 60 hours, the time required for Class schools.) subject A ‘high Second Semester Begins January 19 The Followmg Subjects Will Be Offered: Beginning Algebra Latin T and 11 Adva Algebra English (first ometry third arth vear) 1and 11 Plane ( Solid Geometrs : for Chemistry Trigonometry sccond, and Spanish Also Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Typewriting, Public Speak ing. Architectural and Mechanical Drafting, Blue Print Reading, Eighth Grade Subjects In the majority of the subjects named herein both the first second semesters’ work will be offered Y. M. C. A ¢ 1736 G St. N.W. Main 8250 and Coeduentional Founded 1789 Georgetown University CHARLES W. LYONS, S. J., President The College of Arts and Sciences LOUIS J. GALLAGHER, S. J., Dean, WALTER J. O'CONNOR, A. M., Registrar The Anne Tillery Renshaw Studio-School of Speech enuc Currs M women, Monday 0 10 p.m Classes limited. Visitors are welcome Class, §8.00 a Month rpression and I s Cha rman of Literature « = lecture on the courses offered January 19. 8 pm Clubkouse, 1709 K Street Northwest » Gpen to puble ion lay 7:30 to 9:20 will form at Pace It Thursday, January 22 at 7:30 P.M. Pace Institute r administra ( and ( [§ '\\nv« telepl Jusines for bulletin PACE INSTITUTE Transportation Building 17th and H Streets N.W. Main 8260 George Washington University William Mather Lewis, President Chartered by Act of Congress 1821 Co-educational Winter Semester in All Departments Begins February 2, 1925 Department of Arts and Sciences The Temple School | STENCGRAPHY Gregg and Pitman TYPEWRITING Touch System SECRETARIAL COURSE English—Spelling__Letter Writing—Filing Register Now for Day or Evening Classes 1416 K St. N.W. mpionship ulted In vl r the tresh- of Mrs. Hurst squad unity Athletic Club LEARN COSTUME DESIGNING Living‘stone Academ Main 3258 w 1517 Rbode 1 d A Tranklin 74 Srazwenss Studies. Columbia llege of Engineerin Teachers’ Full day and late aft courses in Liberal Arts. Engineering, Architecture and Education. the School of Graduate College, C. College. including For catalogue and other information apply to the Registrar, 2033 G St. N.W.,, 1649. Telephone West The Medical School For catalogue and other information apply to the Dean, 1335 H St. NW. Tele- phone Main 7875. ‘The School of Pharmacy For catalogue and other information apply to the Dean, 808 1 St. NW. Tele- phone Main 1617. The Law School Forenoon and Late Afternoon Classes For catalogue and other information apply to the Secrctary, 1433 K St. N.W. Telephone Main 6503. l T ——————— | ¢ | | ‘& APPLIED ART sxonriann | ing, Spelling, En{lh.\ Bus nn-! Lel!rr ‘Writing, 14 38 G 8t. Positions for xrul\ntu M. 2876, %A/W\A/MV\NMIW\NWNWWWV\WN%%%”/&‘?\»W 4 | COLUMBIA SCHOOL Estelle Allen Studio | i CULTIVATION OF SPEAKING VOICE (Leland Powers' Moth ROY C. CLAFLIN, T614 Eye St. NW. 14th & T Sts. N.W. ? Franklin o GREGG SHORTHAND TOUCH TYPEWRITING President Ph. N. 272 1736 G 86 NW. COEDUCATIONAL Y. W.C. A Department of Education Registration for Spring Semester Opens January 26 Classes Begi Relis We train yow in your spare time, night orday, to become a first-class professional Draftsman. Complete Course in 3 to 9 Months No previous training required. You start in on actual Drafting and are taught through practical problems under indi- vidual instruction of expert Draftsmen February 2 . and Designers. General, Health REGISTRATION FOR ALL COURSES 1311 G S5t. N.W. EACEPT HEALTH EDUCATION AND SWIMMING 614 E St N.W, Call at our office for full particulars. Open 8:30 to 4:30 daily and every night, except Wednes- day and Saturday, till 9:30. Washmvton College of Law Co-Educational How to Make It Actually | A New Year ons 5:15 LL.B. hour [NETHEAN LLM. and 11 0 5:30 Pho Confers M. P. L. Pranklin 4555 | SHORT, INTENSIVE BUSINESS COURSES SECRETARIAL STENOGRAPHIC BOCKKEEPING TYPEWRITING CIVIL SERVICE STEWARD SCHOOL For Secretari and Accountants 12 Main S6T1 NATION A I SCHOOL FINE| FELIX MAITONY, Director, Main 1760 Conn. Ave. and “Study Art With a Purpose” | Day and Evening Classes Life and Sketch Classes Children’s Saturday Class Cur 8-Month Professional Fundamental Course fits you to accept a position in Interior Decoration, Costume Design, Color, Poster, and Commer- | “al Drawing. Catalog. | Cizc~e« Now Forming. | Write, mailing us this coupon, telephone or call personally La Salle Extensnon Um\ ersm Washington Office Maintained for Business Consultation, Registration, Placement and Service Albee Bldg., 15th and G Sts. N.W. Corceran School of Art New York Ave. and 17th St N3 Telephone Main 8320 NAME TUITION FREE Entrance Fee, $10 Address ANl Com Mixx Anne F. Al ADDRESS POSITION HOLY CROSS ACADEMY—WASHINGTON’ D. C A Boarding and Day School for Girls; modern, fireproof building; overlooking the National Capital. Standard and elective courses; Elemen tary, Departments. Music, Painting, Languages, Physical Culture, etc. Excellent Supervision Recreative Facilities For Catalogue, Address Superioress HOLY CROSS ACADEMY ! Washington, D. C. healthful location, Commercial, Academic and Advanced