New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21


ssked them. wonder If they could calcu-
late . promissory note, or make statement
IN the double rule of three correctly and
rapidly, when they felt everybody 10 looking
Ut them? II 90, would like to be grown,
and then let examination day come - often
- It would please our directors. .H +
The following 10 the programme:
Speech BY little girl six years old-Miss
Cross oi the south-Recitation- -oc.avis
Dauer. -"' t] . e '1-'-.. y 100 '+. %
Composition-Be it Ever so Humble,
there 10 no Place like Home-Louisa
Pfster. -sa-A ~ .B5a
Advice to Lsdies-Recitation-
La pauvre Fille-Recitatien- -Eulana
Composition Pleasure Of Travelling
Adelinx Spira. t"f
Six O'Clock p. M.-Recitstion- Caroline
Fincke. r-l4.. r la-,s &. . IN
Woman's Work - Recitation - Regina
AdoIphe. y- .r.,,-- ,-.I.,. ,st...'-..
). Composition Difficulty of Conquering
Bad Habits-F. Oertling.
The Music -Recitation-Blanche
Barrere. &
Be Your Own Recitation Frances
Gchafer. 80 y.L1
Composition Model School Girl-Kate
Pfster. .s-..,f..s
Death of Napoleon Observation-Disclosures
Lindeman. .. =.
The Hour Of Dinner Recitation -Amelia
Dorr. 'l"i -A
Composition-M -Money-Mary West. I
A Visit from ST. Nicholss-Recitstisn by
Our Country, Right or Wrong Recitation
by N. J. Barrere. l-l 81
Composition-The Great Clock OF s.ras.
bourg- Octavie Oauer.
w-Recit&tion-Lina Spira.
The Modest Wit-Kecitation-E. Linde-
man. a r, ~. -
ii Composition Can't-Emma Boesen.
Ode to an Infant Observation-Disclosures
Burial OF Moses -Recitation-F. Oertling.
mposition-Advantages Of q Good Edu-
catfon-Eulalie Jones. F.'
Press sOn-Recitation- Josephine Kenneys.
LIE Si0ge qui m0ntre La Lsnterne Ma
gique-L. Gilmore. tU7g @s'l = tgl
Composition Good Eature--Regina
Adolph. ~s e-s 800
The Wishing Cap-Recitation-Ida voll-
Echo and the Lover Recitation Misses
West and Lynch. . r. ."1t
Composition Effort and Perseverance
Louisa Lynch. | AaE ~
The DEMONSTRATION Oert-
ling. .l .45- 1915 t-s az,
Peeping through the Blinds-Recitation-
Miss Sarah Lyon. ..,-r-1- u !
Passing Away - Recitation : Emma
Boesen.
Letter-Leon.ine Gilmore. l
My Own Native Land-Recitation-L
Composition-A School Girls Opinion on
Public Examin instions-C. Fincke.
Children's Rights = Recitation - Louisa
Pfster. -
Good. bye -Recitation-Kate Pfster.
Compositlon-The Miser|Sarah Lyon.
logue by Misses West. Fincke, P6ster and
The Snow Storm-Recitation-
Tate.
Teachers-Miss A. Fry, principal; Mrs. NJ.
L Goulemus, fret assistant; Misses Maggie
Paul and ]. Giroux, second assistants; Mre.
F. st. Amant, third assistant; Miss Georgia
Cooper, fourth assistant; Miss Adele Davis,
fifth assistant. -
The Claiborne Doys) oehsel.
This is fairly constructed. low building,
with oil the rooms on the first floor. The
building is open On both sides-on the one,
windows are so high, however, on the street
side, that all the circulation passes over the
boys heads. This is defect that could
easily be remedied, and would add greatly
to the comfort of the inmates. There are
$50 on the roll, of which 20S were present.
When We entered, MIR. Sorspuru was review
ing his first class in geography. This was
done by means Of large map Of Europe,
before which one of the boys was find
ing them out with long rod.
We expected to find higher grade
of study in SUCH place at such q time.
There was no large map OF America in the
room-another defect In Mrs. Taliaferro's
room great attention has been paid to writ
ing, and we saw some creditable drawing.
Little Master Fumey Leon showed US his
Eastern hemisphere, drawn by himself. It
would be creditable to the most experienced
craftsman. About half the boys in the
room had examples written upon their
states in clear bold, plain hand, which
our composit0rs would be glad to see imi-
tated by the writers for the REPUBLICAN,.
Mrs. Taliaferro is evidently very superior
teacher, and should be placed in q
higher department.. Until recently
Mr.. j. B. Sorspuru, Mrs. ]. B. Prados, Mrs.
j. Boyce, Miss o. F. Burci, Miss L. Con.
well Mrs. NJ. iTaliaferro, and Miss N.
English. The new board has recently ap-
poiuted Mrs. Thompson in addition to the
above. The following is the programme of
exercises: IY 'ia-s er-A 4
William Biggs-The Starry Firmament
George B,ggs-The Farmer Turned Sol.
der. s...
Robert Armstead-Nature's Instructions.
Emile Lacal-An for the Best.
Etienne Ternoir-The Close ofthe Day.
Sidney Lawson-On Early Rising.
Owen Jones-Signs Of Rain. .
William Tilliman-Ny Mother.
Charles F. Morgan.
Alex Maybe ina,
John Valmore-Kindness.
Rodolph Mayie-ClOse of Term.
Charles Mayie-My First Whistle.
Joseph johnson.
Urbin Formento-Affinity.
Victor Morris-Where is thy Home.
JEFF Long.
Beverly Lee-Rules of School.
Ot. Anna Girl School.
About two hundred and fifty pupils re-.
,eive instruction at this institution under
The principal direction of Miss Josephine n.
Mettaxa, assisted by Mrs. F. A. Childress,
Miss Marie NJ. Conlon. Miss A. Icard, Miss
H. A. Zangarle and Miss B. Nolan. The
school is undoubtedly under able manage. |
nent, and the parents of the children are |
entitled to credit for the tasty manner in |
which they dress their girls for examination |
lay at least. Among other grateful offer |
ngs we found some cool and acceptable re- |
to which the gentleman accom-
3anyfng Mr.. Carter were invited to partake. |
Various recitations and declamations took |
place meanwhile. The following by Miss
Louisa Schlek was particularly well spoken:
am gay and merry child, ... 1
And love to dance and play,
I think that pleasure ought to be
The order Of the day.
wish was the President
... Of fhoen Tinted States