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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
NEW YORK CITY AND VICINITY
Miss BANGS AND MISS WHITON
—1890-1915
"A Real School" and The Only Country School for Girls in New
York City. Certificate admits to colleges. General fee includes
instruction in elocution, art and dancing. Unequalled advantages
in music. Advanced special courses. A private school park of 35
acres. All outdoor sports.
Riverdale Avenue at 252nd Street, New York City.
ELINOR COMSTOCK SCHOOL OF MUSIC
This school, endorsed by PADEREWSKI, GABRILOVITSCH,
KATHARINE GOODSON, etc., has been transferred to larger
quarters in order to receive the numerous pupils unable to go
abroad for studies. Modern comfort. Single rooms. Home life
and care. Association in daily life with greatest Virtuosi, Music,
Literature, Languages, History of Art, Classic Dancing. Day
pupils accepted. Terms for boarders $1500 a year. Elinor Comstock
(pupil of Leschetizky), Principal,
41 East 80th St. {one block from Central Park, New York City).
BERKELEY SCHOOL
Boarding and Day School for Boys. 35th year. Gives the boy
all the advantages of metropolitan association and training.
Thorough preparation for business, college, scientific schools,
and government academies. Absolutely modern scientific equipment
and curriculum. Illustrated catalogue upon application.
72nd Street and West End Avenue, New York.
Intimate Teaching by Scholarly
Men
RIVERDALE COUNTRY SCHOOL
A boarding and day school for boys in the open country at Riverdale-on-Hudson,
upper New York City. Fourteen acres. Hardy
country life, sound college preparation, expert physical training.
Special department for younger boys.
Address Frank S. Hackett, Headmaster,
Riverdale-on-Hudson, New York City.
Telephone, 739 Marble.
MRS. HELEN M. SCOVILLE'S SCHOOL AND TRAVEL
CLASS FOR GIRLS
(30th year.) Resident and day pupils. Air and light. Recreation lawn.
Full advantages of city, regular or special courses. Any art or practical
work desired with privileges of home and social life. Riding, Swimming,
Tennis. Individual care. 2042 Fifth Avenue, New York City.
THE GARDNER SCHOOL
(57th year.) An exclusive school for girls, combining all the advantages
of city with delightful home life. Regular and Special
Courses. Music, Art, Elocution, Dancing. Much outdoor life.
Riding, Skating, Swimming, etc. Miss Eltinge and Miss Masland,
Principals, 607 5th Avenue, New York City.
THE COMSTOCK BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
For Girls. 52 East 72d Street, New York City. Special and Advanced
Courses, Music, Art, Languages, Physical Culture. Many
Social Advantages.
Lydia Dwight Day, Principal; Fanny C. Neale, Vice-Principal.
Miss SPENCE'S BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
For Girls. Number in each class limited to eight pupils. Removed
from 6 West 48th Street to new fireproof building 30 West
55th Street. Residence 26 West 55th Street.
THE VELTIN SCHOOL
For Girls. College Preparatory and General Course. Number
of pupils limited to twelve in each class. Fireproof building
thoroughly equipped. 16O and 162 West 74th Street.
THE KNOX SCHOOL
Formerly at Briarcliff Manor. Country School for Girls. 50 minutes
from New York City.
Mrs. Russell Houghton, Principal,
Box 3, Tarrytown-on-Hudson, New York.
THE HOLBROOK SCHOOL FOR BOYS
"A school that is better than the catalogue." 500 ft. elevation,
commanding a 40-mile view of the Hudson. 30 miles from New
York. Complete equipment. All sports. College preparatory.
Character references required. Catalogue on request.
Ossining-on-Hudson, New York.
THE FINCH SCHOOL
Boarding and Day School for Girls. General, Fine Arts, and Practical
Courses. Technical School includes domestic training, secretarial
course, book-binding, interior decoration, etc.
61 East 77th St., New York City.
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