New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

! lPlI tlu0. VI pTOSIe6S. 1lUt1c &ttI9 uNCeHt
i Ike fairies 'focked around, keeAlv aiivgt
! tie business in hand. Atthe tap oftAS bel
and the call of the principal, ever and anDl
they came to the pls, form, singiy in'pstfs
in companies. TO declaim or take. paft5 II
dialogues. The amusing satire, |" The lOHl,
Young Man In Town" was one OF; the piece
selected and was performed in very credit
8ble manner. II the little girls of ehe Nag
nolia have been .as we'll instrueted IN tn
branches ss they are in the gaia dAyrexer
cises, they have well spent their tina.s, III
the absence Of positive proof to TIE faet ~
can only take it for granted, and topA IapcI
brown. assisted BY Mrs. r. n h
Mss L. G. INalie, Miss AnAs HSe Ms
Whitesides, and Miss.R. NJ. M.aMsE1er3uN6
At the Magnolia School welhne 1rsRAl
Norden, one of the members of tae, RQord o
Directors. ewho had braved the, elements
and left his private business to take ,cArl
G itself while he went out to GscharEe fh,
duties imposed upon him in coEseq1erc,
O accepting an appointment on'the board
he took q lively interest in the pfoceediDks
Doth here and ut the Webster SCHOOL, where
We again saw him afterward. HAis entitled
to credit for his public spirit. I. ? 1aaas
neThe JenerseR eeAeelsl ndaa
This well known. and fully attend sea
Of le ,rnipg is now under the principal charge
of Mr.. Thomas d. Criswell, Who II an Old
and experienced teacher. When We arrived
however, the superior attractions u The
Webster, School had taken awsy all the
visitors and most Of the pupi& The shuf
fling ofmsny feet and the soundofths Hoices
coming from the pleased amultitNdA rogel
the way rendered further scholastic exam
nations very difficult. and nome were
attempted. Several hours earltr In the day
had been devoted to the reviewof 6fapches
in which the boys acquitted themselyei
With q fair degree of Credit Especially
vas this the case in the rooms Of thedprin-
cipal and bis first ASSISTANT, MIRA c. A.
Curtis. The latter ranks rs one pf the mos
competent teachers in the, public sschOols
The other teachers are Miss =. W. Cream
Miss J. B. Grant; Miss n. PHr,, My. M
Moore, Mrs. Mcknight twido1 Of George
McKnight, late. of the New Oheans pfess)
Miss Rosa Hubert and Miss Z. IL DuAae:
-, tThe. " ebster 0ehOsl.i voIsS
The principal of this lpopulifi sehool il
Miss MA. 2ArmatrQpg. who wsS appointed
70 the position by the new Dpard OF; Di-
rectors. She has been known Tor severa
years as q teacher Of the ,yeN best quail
ties, and her recent selection gsve the
highest satisfaction to the frie1dsOf educa.
ton. Wearrived too late, of dourse, 70 see
Or hear any examination in The hrGnehes
but the halls and the principals r0on we're
crowded with the parents of the pupih and
other visitors. The order Of exercises afol
The day was as follows: az
SoDg-Americs. ''-'''''-'',I. ~
! Dialogue-She would be a Teacher, by
Sarah HoliaDder' and Henrietta Hambur-
The Bound Gir]-F. Lapphe@, ~ Klkin-
logger, NJ. Ryan and NJ. Mullin.H --tl,s.t.
The Peacock-E. McManus and II. Crsw-
ford. te - 'l,-@13 -'1'.
Hasty and Qmck-s. Clark and E, Bau-
man. -. --''''.'.-f- f151
How to be Happy-B. Font atd B. Moore.
Song-I Love the Merry Sunahine. n
Dialogue-The Wonderful Scholar, E.
Armstrong, O. .Tallieu, D. Krkham.
Darby and Joan-s, Salisbury, /. Seller
The Modern Belle-M. Shausy. ~.
The Letter-C. 'McManus and j. Nc
Greavy. ~ -.,-....s ~
Generosity-E. Cox and c. THOMPSON.
= Faith, Hope and .Charity-C. Bozants G.
Whitney and T. McManus. . 7as,.,-ts,
The Amber Colored Satin DressrB. Nur-
phy and A. Blackadder. -. r
Song-The Murmuring Sea. 't.;~c
Dialogue-Aunt Peabody's Visit, +. Lam-
bert, E. Bozant, s. ,Fent and q. WILSON,
The American Flag-E. Dwyer. sfst1
People Will Take. Beer" ind
Scene between an English Officer aud an
american Lady, by a. Moore, E. Griffin and
song-Hail Columbia d $-452
Good Little Pred-V. Diamond.
Dialogue, "A Morning Csll-H. Cookery, O..
Tallieu, D. Kirkham and G Hyatt.
Mrs. Snifles' Confession-S. Salisbury and
II. Hamburger. SD =
The Tea Party-E. Giraudeau, E. Brooks,
II. Rosenburg and B.. Hollander. -
Crittenden's Last Words-E. Beer.
The Smack at Schools. Salisbury.
The Sewing Society--M. Rodgers, n Isaacs,
F. Flemmich, s. Hanrahsn. 4. DeCAstro, 8.
Boarding School Accomplishments.
Carson, E. Parmle, N. Leslie, 4. Mitchell.
Company K-Aiice DeCastr0. Z =
Many Of the pieces were real gems, and
the fair performers perfect jewels. Little
Miss g. Salisbury. in particulai, attraeted
great attention in her comical mediation of
the District School, as well IS Ia the dia-
logue "The Sewing Society." She is quite
young, but possessed Of rare hiysfionic
powers. There were several other young
misses who deserved particular mention,
but our accouDt grows rather losg already.
Miss Armsrong's; assistants are Miss
Ls
Littrell, Miss Della Moore, Miss o. Wood.
WORTH Mics Rosa T. Moore, Hiss Fanny
Mohan, and Miss Theresa Nolan. At the
close OF the exercises, the school sang, to the
popular air Of Kingdom Coming" the fol-
lowing original song: ...-- n, lss
- VACATION. = e'o'oe
Say. schoolmaster, have you seen vacation
For think she's somewherenear, -
She's standing outside with an invitation;
Oh! I'm glad enough she's here. s-
Of course, we all like school season, s.
And the hardest lessons too;
But I'd like to know if it stands to reason
We should work the whole year through
Chorus r-rlLy-~ flscft"~
Vacation calls, ha! he! .....Tg.r
Oh, welcome her with glee! y
Hurrah. hurrah, for VACATIONS coming,
And the week of jubilee!
Say. teacher. have you seen vacation,
With smile upon her face? yofT
She has come to bring you recreation
She is lingering round the place..
Of course you love the young idea IL
To be teaching how to shoot; ia
But the look wear, when she draws near,
Says, "That's the idea to suit.r
Chorus e. .1-@,3.
Say, parents, have you seen vacation
She will visit soon the home;
We've the happiest homes in all erection,
They'll be happier when she's come
)f course We re glad to give you pleasure,
But our lessons now are done,
And we hope you'll give us fullest measure
OF vacations sport and fun.
Chorus
It is stated that the Alabama and Chatta-
looga Railroad will be completed and run
ling from, Chattanooga to Meridian within
even months-say by the first Of January,
SIT. The work is now progressing ut the
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