New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-24
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PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME.
Song-Yankee Doodle.
Salutatorv-Master CASTOR Cadroy.
Dialogue, The Beyy of Is-Eight girls.
The Bubble, an allegory-Master Paul
Karcher.
The Blind Poets Last Song-Master Ant.
Eschman.
Dialogue, The Six Virtues-Six girls.
Rangers Grave-Master Louis Harten-
stein.
The Wine Cup-Master Alfred Chardin.
Dialogue, The Little Lark-Misses Louise
and Henrietta Fried.
The Dead tSster-Miss Suzanne Karcher.
The Kind Invitation-Miss Louisa Lynch
The Toad's Story-Master Hypolite Par
renin.
The Little Girls Good Morning-Miss
Willamine Fried.
Little Bird Come to Me-Miss Lizzie
Cyrus.
The Pilot-Miss Johanna Dietz
Intermssion.
SOng-Put Me in My Little Bed.
Dialogue. The May Queen-Six girls.
Lochinvar-Miss Marie Karcher.
The Spider and the Fly, A Fable-Miss
Anna M0rony.
Where's God Master Charles Seeger.
The Blind Boy-Miss c. Dietz.
Here's Fly-Miss Caroline Dietz.
The Schoolboy's Complaint-Master Gas
ton Cadroy.
Dialogue, Two Ideas of Life-Misses Mary
Shaefer and Louise Herzog.
The Thunder Storm-Master Juste Ia
gami.
The Lawsuit of the Cats Before the Mon
key-Master C. Earhart.
The Cricket and the Aut a fable-Miss
Pauline Karcher.
The King and the Spider-Miss Mary
Shaefer.
Dialogue. Fashionable Requirements
Misses A. Morony, NJ. Karcher and L. Her
zog.
Distribution of premiums.
CIosing-Master K. Eschman.
Song-Yankee Doodle.
The following list is the roll of honor:
Principals Observation-Disclosures Mary
Shaefer, Pauline Karcher, Marie Karcher,
Suzanne Karcher, Charlotte Detz, and
Masters Alfred Chardin. CASTOR Cadroy,
Jute Zaganie, Louis Hartenstein, Paul
Karcher
First Assistants Department-Misses
Anna Shaefer, Caroline Dietz, Margaret
Hartenstein, Julie Eschman, Sophie Fried,
Henrietta Fried, Louise Lynch, and Masters
Sebastian Earhart, Anthony Eschman,
Christian Shaefer, Rodolph Eschman, Al
fred Tyerch.
Principals Observation-Disclosures Marie
Karcher, Mary Shaefer. Louise Herzog, Jo-
hanna Dietz, Suzanne Karcher. and Masters
p. Karcher, A. Chardin, j. ZagaBie.
The Pontchartrain.
Located at Milneburg, this school had to
be closed some days on account of overflow.
From various causes the number of pupils
is rather limited. The lady who presides is
an intelligent and experienced tutor. Mrs.
I. A. Rice is principal, and has charge of
sixteen pupils.
Chaimette.
This popular school is now situated in a
large and commodious building, corner of
Port and Royal streets, and the house COR
tains about fourteen rooms. In one of the
upper rooms the exercises of the exhibition
were carried on under auspices quite favora-
BILE and satisfactory. The carpeted staging,
floral decoration, mingled odors and ever
green's formed toatt ensemble very crafty
ing to the interested spectators. The song
of the "Mocking Birds as we'll as the re-
naming musical selections were well per-
formed. The introductory address delv-
cred by one of the little gentlemen was as
well delivered as many manly opening of
like character. The song up in Bal
loon, Boys" was rendered in its liveliest
spirit and with excellent modulation. We
append the names of the teachers, number
of pupils and programme of the closing ex-
ercises of the school.
The names of the teachers of Chalmette
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