The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-11-08

chnrch ccrraat .ssS ~ .oi.1'"I !, s;rrie
hmilllino viii, = I,Sn.7r rad ocres of Grove
and Garden attocha.a rrI,a school alone II
Iarcer than "usu fsm,.,a col,e0a 7 know cx.
cent Vassar-the Ia1js sav fifteen feet wide
nv n;rateen h;gI, hsicon'es and hav win.
dows in ahnnda5ce. On the rnofa nromenade
deck -cnver;n0 nerhans nm eiohth ~ an
ocro sn,.ro,,nsied ~ q LolnstroSa saneys+e
st,,6v "a rec; IN. rooms for each l,ranch
averv anartment heated with steam and
thorongiv ventilatad annie snacexand nro-
u;s;on 3cr caIasthan;cs ond indoor orarc;sa
ganer.l1v. I;hrsrv restricted Of comrsss- in
ranca- Int Iar0e nroan twelve g rray,6u
nianos. and ALI other Means for mnsieaI ac
rn,n ni;.hment 7 ~ evarr L;nd-;E, ha,a al
least ali the instrumentat;on neeesaaav for
tile nhvsicnl comfnrt and aesthetic cnItnra of
its inmates. The two extcnsive flormitories
were narticuIarlSJs h adn,;rahle. Hero the
0enins If Order aShearcd 10 reign sn,,rccn,e,
The he'd linen an the conches was "a white
aa swon,a down a clothes -nress At the haa 4
of each he'd. the contents IF which onened
at random. were fonnd arranged with ner-
feet system and neatness. n senarate ava
tory and fnrniture for each nnpiI in like
coniiitionAin a word. n comp,ete exnression
Of lust the habits Tor. the ynnng babes tn
attend to ali this themselyesl which the hest
of mothers try to teach their dauchters.
often with very limited success. Aswe en-.
tered. each room, ali the inmates rose.
bowed. and remained standing unt;i,we ,e,
tired Tj,n c,,ltnre ne manna,.s 70 -, snao;ol;t,,
st. ali ratboI;c schnnis 4 .nnn ape ..n,naS
~. $3.50 80 ~, a ) gu.S lyman
niShe come OUT OF such an lhstlIution
uulSe, ou' nNiuiJ % Sa"h OF siatterI
ana ~ some OF us, VINO thifs II quite venai
uenc,ency 1natA good wire ana Snothef
.i oe unaclualhteo Win the conc Sec
IONS ~ seone'iy, anu tue the1ry OF com
pouno fldicaiS III chemistry, VIII fesnrd the
haDit OF ordef, cultivated SO asslduousiy
WIN regard TO Doth time and tangible
tnlnes, at mess seminarles, as more hopeful
anu nauao, ' than a., me mastery OF french
aho' waASVorh, pas.ei aD9eys, anu worsted
mowers, SO patleheiy ana successfully COM
Muhlcated:
our vlsle was mace on Sunday alter
noon. Inc girls scattered, through the re-
ctation To'nns,s were mostly engaged In
"rlting 10 1helr parents and friends. The
spacious ana anereeeption room on the
hfst noor was hied with happy children
anu 'helr reiatlves VINO mad come from the
cty, OF 1artner than That, to see them.
hateVeI Oh iaoiattS Enaay-be- charged
against the anciemt3aith,tAese IS none of
the Lofds pay There was perfect deco }
rum, out an We're rs cheerful, and many as
merry as II tney hao been ut May party.
MOI so IN the organization OF Catholic
parish. twenty-five years ago Father
y; w rn a., lsGlne .inhe previously paftaker
~ Methouis' ioNe,ieasts? commenced the
JUN, Cn; ch4reh eaihce at an interior
, u,t 49,, ~ Onit a., 40 NOT remember, and DO
IN his consie~atiom wiz rs ,a man OF WOMAN
what was derived from dav labor. Most Of
the ready money was collected from Pro-
testants. But Patrick and Michael gave
labor with spade and trowel, and Kate and
Bridget made strawberry festivals and fairs
OF needle-work, whereby they got much
gear, chiefly from heretics; and in few
years Father Wilson finished, all but the
steeple, the finest and largest church in the
but filled, including aisles and gallery,
every Sunday now. At the same time, or
shortly after he commenced the church, he
started q parish school with twenty-five or
thirty ragged pupils-which 1, a scboolboy
then, passed every day and do not think
they numbered over fifty for years. Two
weeks ago 1 visited this school, and was