New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-17

She was previopsly principal Of ths. ono
street school and formerly, for two or three
years, first assistant IN. the Frankhn. We
4 know her to be . most capable teacher: Two
Of her aseistants Niss ?olis Kendall, the
arst; and Mies Kate Mulvey, the secend- ~
eight ana six teafs ,Ths following Il list
i Of the teachers q at present organlzed:
Mrs.. =. J. Wharton. prtncipsl; Miss yulif
4 Kendall first assistant; Miss Kate Mulvey,
/ second assistaut; Miss n. G.. Oliver. second
assistant. junior; Mas Lizzie Rogers, third
assistant; Miss \. Bishop. third assistant.
| The parents of the children who attend
the Franklin School would hardly think
there had been an examination 1T all unless
the usual amount ofsingiDg. recitation. dta-
logue, and reading Of competitions, was IN.
Guided in the programme. knowing well
the public partially for histrionic displays
Of the kind, Mrs.. Wharton surrendered
about half the day to their gratincation,
it will be observed, 10 very long one:
AFTERNOON ExERCISEs.
Song, "Hail Columbia"--Whoie school.
Recitation, "Sun and shadow''-Hsry
Recitation, ..rhe B.by'a soliloquy"-Er.
Recitation. ''1hree Grains Of cornr-El-.
Recitation, ''woman's workn-Alice'
. Re ,kSseiiasion, .'Hew Much Is BID Ridr'-Enma
compoa;tion-rhe Haunted House n Ii.
u Rscitsstion..Ths usi A b C. lulu Burchsrd.
Song -Happy and Light1Who!e school.
DialogueLMEs. Ingots Baii-1izzie Mol
~ ;,se;or0 Suu NuT.o 0nna;,.s nsnn.h pntcr.ev
Recitation The Drunkard's wife-Helsn
Recitation-rhe Grave. Of . Household
Camille Martin. - - =. 49, =.
R-ci:.tIon-whas Makes Ne Happlest!-
Lizzie Edwards. li-,sfb a.,i - -.
Dialogue About Going TO schoo! Clara
Stiewel and Leonora Jacobs, - -. "a, /,
Recitation-A Stray Letter-Dephie May
bin. .gt5 H., - yrs'-,.r ~ 5ss...r - =.
Rscitation-over and Over Again Emma
Recitation Only Five, Ninutes--Lixzie
Recitation--Suppose--L shearera q.
6ong-Over the Summer 6ea-Whole
school. u Y5 tsI Il 1s 30 a. - J
Recitatien-what we Makeof the World
B. Himmel. - 3slii es - ,ss4;1 .c.s .ER
mposition-Memory-Fsnnie Rodick. !
Recitation The Three Phvsicians-4afy
Maybin. sln7s sfs s;rcr r. -gisr',
Recitation-She Always Made Home
Happy Lee. g 81.
Recitation-Ths Foot Compaaiut-Katie
Martin. sTt18 g. aTfi'
Recitation-Father is oming-Minnie
Imhof. sQgs 80 79,
Recitation-somebody's Darling Mary
Moran. s - $50
Recitation-soms Ones Servant Girl
Sarah Goodin. F4
Recitstion-The Milk Maid-Enms
Beach. s Il
Composition Garden--Mary Maybin:
Song-The hippoorwill-Whole acho0l.
Recitation - The Newsboy - Annie
Schreiber. ssu -
Recitation - The Snow Sophie Dur.
Recitation-Two Little Kittens Virginia
Hare. ~ Y~, g's
Recitation - Helps to Read - Harriet
Recitation-If We aKnew-Hattie Boy.
lance -s-Elts @T-.psf .it ~ i0Y
Recitation-Before School, and Alter
Ialvina Gritzner. 1a E.7 .zs sa@
Dialogus-Thssa Nunbers-Nine little
girls. aa74t s7 7s-
Song-America--Who school,. % s9ai
0enesos Ksnarka or
The rain doubtless prevented many ladies
from visiting the schools yesterday. Early
in the day but few visitors of any kind we're
present anywhere. But.sin the afternoon
they came In more freely. At the Jackson
(gris) and the Franklin schools there was q
fair attendance, while the otherA we're gen.
orally neglected throughout. At the How
ard school We found Mr.. Fayerweather, o1e.
of the directors, and afterward met him at
the Franklin, With Mr.. Van Norden.s Acting
Mayor Emley was also one of the visitors a.
the latter school. and expressed his satisfac.
ton with the exercises. the neatly attired
pupils and lady. like teachers.