Children Paris Offers: RICHELIEU, Armand Jean du Plessis de,ar-man zhon du ples-se resh-le-e, Eng. resh'loo, Cardinal, Due DE, French prelate and statesman : b. Paris, according to Jal, who cites a register of baptism, 9, not as usually stated, 5 Sept. 1585; d. Paris, 4 Dec. 1642. Armand was the third son; his father lost his life at the siege of Paris, 10 July 1590, and the mi was left with five children and an estate he encumbered with debt. By practising ca economies she liquidated the debt and bro up the children as befitted their rank.
Cooking lessons may be taken at the celebrated Cordon Bleu School, 129 rue du Faubourg St-Honore.
For your children Paris offers lots of attractions. Toy sailboats are a favorite diversion in the fountain basins of the Tuileries and the Luxembourg Gardens; marionette shows may be found in the Luxembourg Gardens and the park-like east portion of the Champs-Elysees; and two famous circuses are Cirque Medrano and the Cirque d'Hiver.
The college offers the bachelor of science and bachelor of art degrees in elementary and secondary teacher preparation; and in nursing, medical technology, medical record science, and social casework. .
SAINT-SIMON, saN se-moN', COMTE DE (CLAUDE HENRI DE ROUVROY), French social scientist: b. either Paris or Chateau de Berny, near Peronne, Somme Department, France, Oct. 17, 1760; d. Paris, May 19, 1825. Intermarriage within the Saint-Simon family made him twice a relative, though distant, of his illustrious namesake (see SAINT-SIMON, Due DE). |
