The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-09
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL,
... RALEIGH NJ c.. a->
RI. Rev L. S. IVES, D. d. VIs1TER.
Rev ALBERT SMEDES, RECTOR.

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The next Session of this School will commence
on the 10th day of June, and continue zen months.
The Session will consist of two terms, OF hVe
months each, and payments will be required toT
each term in advance. The Summer term will end
OH the 10th day of Nov. The Winter term will
commence Nov. 11th, and end April 10Th. The ex-
perience othree years. has salts fled the Rector OF
the ineypedency of having two vacations IN the
year he has chosen time for the vacation, when
body and mind being relaxed by the transition from
Winter 10 spring, release from the duties oil the
School is required both by teachers and pupils,
when the travelling in any direction is safe and a.
greeable, and when the health of the country is,
everV where, good. Pupils must enter At the COM
mencement of term, and may be removed at the
end of it. 1t is Important that all should be present
formed. No deduction therefore, will be made for
delay in entering unless in the case OF new scho-
lar, or OF detention from sickness
The expenses Of the School are:
For Board, and Eng gIsh Tuition, per
term of five months. $loO w
Tninon in French. II SO
in Music on the Piano or Guitar 25 90
with So 90 for the use of Piano,
l" OF the Harp, 30 90
with $40 for the use Of the instrument.
Tuition IN Drawing and Painting, Is 90
Pens and Ink Is
Board, &c during vacation, 10 90
N. B. Beds and bedsteads are furnished by the
School pupils are required 10 furnish their own
be distinctly marked with the owners name an JuiL
Mrs. Smedes will superIntend any purchases pa
rents may authorize their children 10 make In the
City, but no account will be opened AT any Store
without the express sanction of parents or guar
dians. The religious services of Sundays being
held in the Chapel of the Institution by the Rector,
pupils have rarely occasion 10 visit The City, aud
The planest attire is all that they require. Extra
vagance in dress is opposed 10 the principles and
practice Of The School and parents, who entrusI the
care Of their chIldreD's wardrobe entirely to the
discretion of tue Rector and his assistants, Will
never have occasion 10 complain on this subject.
Pupils allowed to accept Invitations In the
City, for the day, only once month and never
for the evening. They have opportunities of see
ing their friends the Soirees. which statedlS
held during the Session.
The pocket money Of Pupils must be placed in
the hands of The Rector. In making purchases
for their children, parents will have respect to the
following regulations: The ordinary dress of Pu-
pills. in Winter, will consist of such articles Of Me
rino, Mou>n de Lsine, Calico, Gingham, of
dark col"rs, they may have in their possession.
The dress Of The schCol, 10 be used on Sundays
and OIheT Speclai occasions, must be OF Merlnu,
or Morslin de Lanc, Of dark blue color, made
without trimming. The dress for the -Sorees
must be Of ain while cambria, with no other or
namenL than blue or pink ribbon. Bonnets must
be of straw with a dark blue ribbon. in Winter,
and in Summer, with ribbon of lighter color.
The ordinary dress for Summer, must be Of
Calico GIngham The dress for Sunday of plain
white CambrIc. Lace in any form, Artificial flow
ers, and Jewellery of any description, entirely
forbidden.
Raleigh, April l. 1915. 543-h.,