New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-21
Webster and Jefferson.

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Webster and Jefferson.
The great number of young ladies in the
exhibition of the Webster and Jefferson
school made the upper rooms of the build
ing resemble, in fiuttering fans and gay RIB
bOns, the auditorium of a theatre. The
staging erected in the centre of the united
rooms was handsomely carpeted, and made
like drawing room, and when the Beau
tiful Star" song sounded through the large
building, in which were at the time about
thousand children, the effect was grand.
This is another of our high order OF schools,
and has been for years deservedly famous.
The decorations displayed great taste, COM
bining grateful odors and chaste colOrs,
flags, streamers, festOons and wreaths OF
evergreens. A long wreath of mingled
magnolia and cedar extended across the
room.
Spirited dialogues in character and cos
tune, well-timed singing and dramatic
selections formed the
PROGRAMME.
Columbia, the Gem of the Oeean-School.
Introductory-Master Willie Crane.
Mrs. Caudle's Curtain Lecture-Miss l..
Poland.
The Modern Belle-Master Emile Whita-
ker.
Eight OClock-Misses R. Landman and
A. Cornwall.
Murmuring Sea-School.
Henry Tvs Address to His Troops-H. S.
Gregory.
derith.
Charles DeMoor's Remorse-Master G.
j. ANTI
A Life's Practical Lesson-Misses A.
DeBrueys, NJ. Seymour and NJ. Wolf.
Happy and Gay-SchoOl.
A Good Rule-Master Eddie Boudreau
Shopping-Miss C.. DeBlanc, E. Woodin,
E. Bauman and Master S. c. Riddle.
A Soldiers Dream-Master Worthy Boyd.
l776 and 1876-Misses A. Kearney and NJ.
Woolf. -. ...
Beautiful Star-School.
The Beacon Light-MasterJ James Dibrell.
Country Cousins-Misses E. Taylor, S.
Haurahan, O. Pomet A. Harris, Master
Willie Wunderlich.
Excelsior-Master Willie Wunderlch.
Advertising for Help-Misses c. Brandt
stetter, A. Hilch, l.. Keiltz, NJ. White, NJ
Hartman, NJ. Winn, S. Walker and l.. 10th.
America-SchoOl.
Nobleman in Disguise-Misses c. Morton,
L. Murphy, C. Hyatt, and Masters w. F.
Warren, w. Wunderlich, c. Kellum and s.
Riddle.
Scandal-Miss 5. Haurahan, E. Seymour,
A. Holderith, and Masters A. Mutter, w. +.
Warren, f. j. Lowenstein and w. Arm
strong
Reeitation-Master C. Kellum.
Love the Merry Sunshine-School.
Aunt Betsy's Beaux-Misses E. Murphy,
C. Morton, c. Hyatt, E. Rice, and Masters
s. C. Riddle and LeDaux Smith.
A Fancy-Master Walter Isaacs.
nnp K,
Connors, E. Taylor, A. Harris, and Master
E. j. Lowenstein.
A Leap for Life-John Narony
Let us Gather Bright Flowers-School.
Taking a Photograph-Misses A. Nor
mann, j. Morehead and Masters E. j. Low
stein and w. +. Warren.
Starlight-SchOol.
The Wreck of the Hesperus-Master O.
Dupeire.
Stafford and Masters w. +. Wilder and H.
S. Gregory.
The Enrolling Officer-Misses r. De
Brueys. E. W0odin, L. Armstrong, and
Master w. Crane.
Some Folks-School.
America Unconquerable-S. C. Riddle.
Valedictory-Miss r. Font.
VacatiOn-SchoOl.
The following list shows the names of
Webster Sch0oL-Jennie Moffat, r. Font,
L. Spera, NJ. Larkins, A. Kearney, NJ. Bleak
| lev, o. Taylor, A. Benjamin, l.. Richard,
| A. Kearney. F. Woodwork, s. Haurahan,
NJ. Wolf NJ. Redmond, j. Lange, c. Hyatt,
| L. Murphy, l.. Maechling, r. DeBrueys, M.
Bradburn, E. Stafford, M. White, j. Virgets,
A. Meyers, l.. Schriever, A. Gosman- A.
Gutapple. H. Knox, E. Duncan; A. Corn
wall, A. Kellum, C.. Gruber NJ. Haurahan,
E. Taylor, L. Harriet, A. Wolf, j. Wolf, NJ.
Armstrong, NJ Penn, C. Wolf, R. Putney,
X. Sullivan, C. Ehlers, S. Conlon, l.. Cos
man, l.. Forst. V. Diamond. E. Joyce, l..
Rau, NJ. A. CorcOran.
Jefferson, School-Willlie Wunderlich,
Samuel C. Riddle, Oscar Dupeire, Charles
Kellum, George j; ANTI, Charles Prayer,
Walter l. Horn, Willie Krail, LeDoux
| Christian Fisher, Fred Emerson, Leo Nog-
gerath, William Noting, Walter Isaacs.
| Oscar Richards, Andrew Aixly Marshall
Fielder, Frank Jarvis, Frank Dibreil,
Henry s. Gregory, Walter P. Emerson
Willie Kimberger, Aaron Kahn, Charles
| Nash, james c. Dibrell, John e. Walsh
Worthy Boyd, John Dunn, Charles Fisher
William Newsom, Beauregard Redmond
| William Sylvester, Richard Burke, John
Leneye, Charles Stafford, Robert Crawley
| George Lindu, Eddie Boudreau, Samuel
| Green, John Crawford, James Nash, Jack
son Mccormick, George Chittenden, Eddie
Hauler, Eddie Motfitt, Julius Lehman
| Magnolia.
| In this building, one of the best OF the
city, there were assembled in all OF the
rooms in the second story such number
of the young lady pupils of the school
that they resembled a bouquet OF MOWERS
the different colors of the rainbow being
represented in their tasteful dresses
Among the songs in chorus the ballat
"Driven from Home" was remarkable 10
it's sadness and melody, while the words
were true, as representing many real con
dition of life. The lines
| No one to help me, no one to bless,
| No one to pity me, none to caress,
| Simply showed the misfortunes OF many
poor wanderer who lives upon the charity
of the unforgiving and IMPLYING world.
The following order of exercises was con
PROGRAMME.
i Beautiful Bells, song-By the school.
The Wine Cup-William G. Taylor.
Death of Napoleon-R. H. Sellers.