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House Garden 
NEW ENGLAND 
-The Ely School for Girls-1 
Greenwich, Conn. 
Ill the country. One hour from New York. Junior and Upper Schools. 
General, College Preparatory and Graduate Courses. Also one-year 
course, intensive college preparatory review. 
SUMMER CAMPS 
THE TEELA-WOOKET CAMPS 
(For Girls under 20 years) Roxbury, Vt. 
THE WONDER CAMP IN THE GREEN MOUNTAINS 
A 300-acre wonderland in the Green Mountains. Athletic fields, clay tennis courts, private 
swimming pond, sleeping bungalows, screened dining-rooms and a central assembly hall for 
music, plays, dancing and games around a big, cheery fireplace. The Teela-Wooket Camps 
are famous for their fine saddle horses, free riding, and thorough Instruction In horse¬ 
manship. Enthusiastic counsellors are carefully chosen. Separate camps for Juniors and Seniors* 
Write for illustrated booklet. 
Camp Idlewild on Lake Winnepesaukee, N. H., is for boys. 
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Roys, 10 Bowdoln St., Cambridge, Mass. 
GLEN EDEN 
For high-school girls or graduates. Suburban to 
New York City, 50 minutes from Fifth Avenue. 
Superb eoulpment; charming enviromnent; de¬ 
lightful home-life. Choice of studies. For book- 
Dire'etorr^ Glen Eden. Stamford. Conn. 
WASHINGTON, D. C. 
FOR GIRLS 
In tlie finest residential section of Washington. 
Courses include grades, college preparatory, o 
years’ collegiate work, music, art. expression, secre¬ 
tarial, domestic science. Athletics, dramatics. At¬ 
tractive social life within school. For catalog, 
address Miss Jessie Truman. Associate Prin. 
1541 Eighteenth Street Washington. D. C. 
St. Margaret’s 
A re.sident and day school for girls. Separate 
department for girls under twelve. 
2115 California St., Washington, D. C. 
HOUSE IN THE PINES Norton, Mass 
A School for Girls. 30 Miles from Boston 
college preparatory and finishing courses. Music. 
Art, Household Arts, Secretarial courses. Six 
buildings, 90 acres. Pine groves, athletic fields, 
horseback riding, swimming, gymnasium. 
The Hedges, a juivor school for girls under 14. 
Address Miss Gertrude E. Cornish, Principal. 
SOUTHERN 
MAROBERT HALL 
The Boarding Department cf The Girls’ Latin Uhotl 
Excellent College Preparation at Moderate Rates. 
Cultural Couise with Resident Peabody Teacher. 
34th Year. Catalog. 
1231 St. Paul St. Baltimore, Md. 
SULLINS COLLEGE 
VIRGINIA PARK 
FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN 
New buildings. Every room has bath attached. 
High School and Jun.or College Courses. 
Music, Art, Expression, Domestic Science. 
Secretarial Courses. Gymnasium. Swimming 
Pool, beautiful lake, water sports, tennis. Fine 
outdoor life. Write for catalogue. 
W. E. Marlin, Ph.D., Pres. Box F, Va. 
KING-SMITH STUDIO-SCHOOL 
For young women. Music, languages, dancing, 
dramatic art; other art, academic or college subject 
may be elected. Tuition according to amount of 
work taken. 
MR. & MRS. AUGUST KING-SMITH. Directors 
1751 New Hampshire Ave., Washington, D. C. 
EASTERN ATLANTIC 
A graduate school for girls. 
Two years of elective academ¬ 
ic studies f JT non-college girls. 
Strong courses for specializa¬ 
tion in Art, Music, Dramatic 
Expression, Home-making and 
Secretarial work. Delightfully 
situated in country surround¬ 
ings in a college town. New 
modern gymnasium and swim¬ 
ming pool. Horseback riding, 
hockey, canoeing. For book¬ 
let address 
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Crist, 
Principals 
Box 1562, Swarthmore, Pa. 
Also The Mary Lyon School, 
college preparatory and gen¬ 
eral courses; Seven Gables, 
girls 6-14 
HIGHLAND HALL 
Founded 1&67 
In old residential TTollidaysburg in the Alle- 
ghanies. College preparatory, general and post¬ 
graduate courses. . . ^ 
Ellen C. Keates, A.B., Prin., Hollidaysburg, Pa^ 
THE 
HARCUM ^ SCHOOL 
For Girls 10 Mi. from Phila 
Thorough college preparation or special study. 
Music, art under noted artists. Athletics, riding. 
New stone buildings. large grounds. Catalog. 
Mrs. Edith Hatcher Harcum, B.L., Head of School 
Mrs. L. May Willis, B P., Principal 
Box T, B.yn Mawr, Pa. 
CENTRAL STATES 
WA]RP“BELM©NT 
For CiRis and Young Womsu 
R eservations for the 1923 - 
24 session should be made as 
soon as possible to insure entrance. 
Courses covering 4 years prepara¬ 
tory and 2 years college work. 
Strong Music and Art Departments. 
Also Tdterature, Expression, Physi¬ 
cal Training, Home Economics and 
Secretarial. Outdoor sports and 
swimming pool. Woodv Crest is 
the School Farm and Country Club. 
References required. 
Booklets on request. Address 
WARD-BELMONT 
Belmont Heights, Box 32, Nashville, Tenn. 
GULF-PARK BY-THE-SEA 
A Junior college for young women. National 
patronage. Two years college, four years high 
school. All new buildings. Land and water sports, 
year Tound. Vachel Lindsey, celebrated poet, 
teaches Modern Poetry, 1023-24. 
Address Gulf-Park College, Box S, Gulfport, Miss. 
Femyi Hall 
A college preparatory school for girls in its 
55th year. Ad anced and general courses. Music, 
Expression and the Home-Making Arts are elec¬ 
tive. Twenty-eight miles from Chicago in a well- 
known residence suburb on the shore of Lake 
Michigan. Gymnasium, swimming pool, out-of- 
door snorts,. horseback riding. Catalog. 
Miss Eloise R. Tremain. Box 340, Lake Forest, 111. 
CALIFORNIA 
THE BISHOP’S SCHOOL 
For Girls. Upon the Scrippe Foundation. 
Intermediate, General and College Preparatory 
courses. Music. Art. Ou*^dnor life. Athletic 
sports. 16 miles from San Diego. Catalog. 
Caroline Seely Cummins, A. M. Vassar. Head- 
mistress. Box 13. La Jolla. California. 
OGONTZ SCHOOL. Founded 1850. A school for 
girls, occupying an estate on the summit of Rydal 
Hills, 25 minutes from Phila. Illustrated booklet 
describing new build.ng muiied on reuuest. Kydal, 
Junior Department. Miss Abby A. Sutherland, 
Principal, Pennsylvania, Montgomery County. 
)gi;5^op4jorDPjfflanor 
C JfountainlljUt ]8ctWehem,‘3!»fnnsi(ll)anif 
Prepares girls for college, social, or business life. 
Special two-year finishing course for High School 
graduates. Music, Art, Household Arts and 
Sciences. Arts and Crafts. Expression and Sec¬ 
retarial work. .Tunlor nepartment. Gymna¬ 
sium. swimming pool, tennis, basketball, skating, 
riding, etc. Aesthetic and folk dancing. Address 
Claude N. Wyant, Principal. Box 285. 
FOREIGN 
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Les 
in LAUSANNE, Switzerland Allieres 
Comfortable house, splendid situation. Special 
advantages for French. Music, other modem lan¬ 
guages, dressmaking. Winter and summer •sports. 
For illustrated prospectus apply to the Principal. 
The Fontaine School francI 
Study and travel. Cultural, Finishing and College 
Preparatory courses. Trips. Sports. Resident and 
Day Students. Address Director, Miss Marie 
Louise Fontaine, Care of Women’s City Club, 
22 Park Ave., New York City. Or Box 28, 
Cannes, A.M., France. 
BOYS’ SCHOOLS 
NEW YORK 
MANLIUS ST.JOHN SSCHOCL 
In the hills of Central New York, 11 miles 
from Syracuse. Essentially a college preparatory 
school conducted under m.lilary system, installing 
habits of order, promptness, honor and obedience. 
Business courses. Extensive equipment and grounds. 
Well ordered recreation and ath'et'es. Sepa'^ate 
Junior School, boys 10 to 14. Catalog. Address 
GENERAL WILLIAM VERBECK, Presiueat 
Box 810, Manlius, New York 
St. Johns School 
OSSINING - ON-HUPSON, N.Y. 
Prepares Boys for College and Business. 
Small classes. Military training. Athletics. 
Separate school for boys under I3- 
William Addison Ranney, A.M., Prin. 
NEW JERSEY 
FREEHOLD?»'g;SCHOOL 
for boys 7 to 15. Modified military training— 
inculcates obedience, orderliness, self-reliance. 
The school with the personal touch. Catalog. 
Address 
Major Chas. M. Duncan. Box 107, Freehold, N. J. 
SOUTHERN 
Warrington, Virginia. 
Limited to 50. Preparation for all colleges. 
Catalog. 
Edwin B. King, M. A. (Yale), Headmaster. 
NEW ENGLAND 
THE GRAIL SCHOOL 
FAIRFIELD, CONN. 
Students are taught how to study and concentrate. 
Individual instruction in all elementary and high 
school subjects preparatory to college. 
Charles C. Saunders, Principal 
Al len - Ch al mers 
A Country School for Boys 
Military Regularity. Upper and Lower Schools. 
Thomas Chalmers. West Newton. Mass. 
WESTERN 
I AKE FOREST =iVQN-M/LJr4R 
College Preparatory Academy for Boys. 
^Honor Ideals. Hour north of Chicago. All 
^^athletics. Endowed. John Wayne 
Richards, Headmaster. Catalog on request. 
Box 150, Lake Forest, Illinois. 
No one takes himself more 
seriously than the growing boy. 
We, too, take him seriously and 
expend much thought and time 
on choosing the right school for 
him. 
Write, telephone or call. 
Conde Nast School Service 
25 West 44tU Street, New York City 
SPECIAL SCHOOLS 
C H A L I F 
Russian School 
of DANCING 
ART IN DANCING 
“7 admire your en¬ 
ergy and your -work” 
ANNA PAVLOWA 
Summer School 
May 28i/( to July 20th 
Catalog on Request 
163-165 West 57th Street, New York 
ADELAIDE & HUGHES 
Studio of Dance 
:;iasses for all Classic Dancing. Stage Dances 
•reaied. Amateur performances staged. Children s 
Saturday ciasses—all ages, startup September 
iSth. Physical culture classes. Catalog. 
15 West 57th St. ^635 
Formerly Dancing Master for 
Ziegfeld Follies, John Cor.. 
Chas. Dillingham, Lee & J. J. 
Shubert, Geo. M. Cohan, others. 
Teacher of Marilynn Miller, 
Fairbanks Twi. s. Florence Wal¬ 
ton and hundreds of others. Write 
or call 900—7th Ave., N. Y. 
City. Tel. Circle 8290. 
25 YEARS THE STANDARD TRAINING 
SCHOOL FOR THEATRE ARTS 
ALVIENE SCHOOL 
OF 
DRAMATIC ARTS 
Drama Oratory—Photo Play 
Musical Comedy—Dance Arts 
FOUR SCHOOLS IN ONE. PRACTICAL 
STAGE TRAINING, THE SCHOOL’S STU¬ 
DENTS’ STOCK AND THEATRE AFFORD 
PUBLIC STAGE APPEARANCE 
Write for catalog mentioning study desired to 
N. H. IRWIN. Sec., 43 W. 72nd St., N. Y, City 
Between B*icay & Central Park West 
Have you found the school that you 
feel will be best fitted to your needs? 
If not, please be ass’ired of our will¬ 
ingness to assist you. 
