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TIUE ATliAJNTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
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modern methods in all departments.
Altogether the best curricula in the South
for women.
Plant and equipment greatly enlarged and
improved.
Three good Laboratories—Chemical,
ical, and Biological.
Health record unsurpassed Especial care is
aken of each boarding student,
hati those of any institution of the same
his country. Standard rates for board, literary
uition and library fee for school year $201.
Charges in special departments correspond
ingly moderate.
No fees demanded that are not published in
Wesleyan Female College
MACON, GEORGIA ' GggigaaMal ■ OLDEST AND BEST
CAME standard of instruction in Elocution, Art,
Bookkeeping, Typewriting and Stenography,
Able, accomplished and experienced specialists and
catalogue.
Concessions made upon principle, but no
unjust discrimination among patrons simply to
secure pupils. The institution is conducted by
a board of trustees in the interest of education and
not for pecuniary profit.
Discipline liberal, but careful, honorable and
rustworthy young ladie s being treated as such,
and not as prisoners.
Neatness and economy in dress, but young
adies are not required to buy uniforms that may
not be needed or desired.
Especial attention is given to the teaching
of the Bible, and religious privileges are excel-
ent in the city and the college.
Catalogues free.
DuPONT GUERRY, President
FRONT OF MAIN BUILDING.
Literary,
Art,
Elocution.
Faculty, Officers, pSaST
Etc. Departments.
IION. DuPONT GUERRY, President .Lecturer on Sociology and Civics. j
JAMES C. IIINTON, A. M., Dean of the Faculty; Lovick Pierce, Chair of Mathematics and Astronomy. • j
REV. W. B. BONNELL, A. B .. .. Chair of Physics and Chemistry.
REV. CHARLES R. FORSTER, A. M .'. i .Chair of Ancient Languages.
DANIEL KOETS, A. M Chair of Modern Languages.
MRS. M. M. BURKS, A. B Chair of English and American Literature.
REV. CHARLES R. JENKINS, A. M., Sency Chair of Mental and Moral Science, Logic and Political Economy.
J. W. W. DANIEL, A. M *. Chair of History.
MARVIN C. QUILLIAN, A. M .Chair of Biology and Geology.
MISS MARGARET HALL, A. B '. Rhetoric.
MISS MARGIE BURKS, B. A Tutor.
ART—MISS A. P. PROSSER, A. B Oil, Etc.
(To be Supplied) 7 China Painting.
EXPRESSION—MISS FRANCES K. GOOCH, B. A.
PHYSICAL CULTURE—MRS. T. M. TYSON.
OFFICERS—DuPont Guerry, President and Treasurer; Miss Banks Armand, Bookkeeper; Miss Anne E. Lyle, Secretary; Miss
Myrtie E. Freeman, Secretary and Cashier; Miss Hope Wilder, B. A., Librarian; Miss Claudia Lamb, Assistant Librarian; Mrs.
Florrie Cook White, B. A., Matron; Mrs. II. M. Mathews, Housekeeper; (To be Supplied), Steward.
BOOKKEEPING—MISS BANKS ARMAND.
STENOGRAPHY AND TYPEWRITING—MISS
LYLE.
ANNE
annex an dsouth end of main building.
Largest, (Wesleyan Conservatory
Best- | of Music
Macon,
Ga.
Dingley Brown, Mus. Doc., Licentiate of Mus. London College of Music, Fellow Society Sci
ence, Literature and Arts, London. Director of Music.
This gentleman was remarkably successful and satisfactory to students and patrons last year,
and enjoys the harmonious and enthusiastic support of the Music Faculty.
All Music teachers have had Conservatory education in America or Enropo, a number of
them in both countries. Each ono is a specialist of experience in her branoh.
All branches taught and new instruments bought every year.
Music Festival and Art Exhibit every Spring.
MUSIC FACULTY.
Dingley Brown. Mus. Doe., etc., Pipe Organ,
Piano, Harmony, etc.
Mrs. C. W. Shinholser, B. M., Piano.
Miss Ruth McLinn, B. A., B. M., Piano and
Pipe Organ.
Miss Meta Bairnsfather, B. A., B. SI., Piano
and Violin.
Miss Mary L. Bogenrief, B. M., Piano and
Theory.
Mias Muriel Iredale, B. A., B. M., Piano.
Miss Helen H. Birch, B. A, B. M., Piano.
Miss Margaret D. Cooper, B. M., Theory]
nnd Piano. :
,(To be Supplied), Guitar and Mandolin, etc.
VIOLIN.
Miss Blanche L. Crafts, B. A., B. M.
VOICE.
Miss Leila Wheeler, B. A., B. ^L
Miss Dora Comba, B. M.
Superintendents and Instructors of
Practice.
Miss Annie Kate Fletcher, B. M.
Miss Fannie Lou Armour, B. M.
DuPONT GUERRY President.