The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-02-16

~H0 cASAoSeu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mas Deen be
to me by the Sisters Of Meroyof Natchitoch,
with request that you would kindly notice
or, properly speaking, give it insertion in q
MoRxINa STAR. Those good ladies depend
much upon tho generosity of the bsnevole
or charitsbly disposed, that they will treasu
It mp in their memories as an everlasting IN
mento of the generous kindness Of the STA
- Very respectfully, q fe-.0
4 JEREMIAH MoYNnIAN.
Examination Of tho Pupils Of the Convent
Mercy, Nstehitoehes, La.
We acknowledge with pleasure the reeeip
or very cordial invitation from the Sister
| OF Mercy" to be present at the examination q
the school conducted by these estimable ladie
which took place on the 2sd of last month.
| We gladly embraced the opportunity thu
| presented of visiting this Institution-it ben
| the nrst time-which, while affording as niue
| the pupils in their various studies, was still
very greatly enhanced by our being show
over the Convent in all its departments, ant
Learning many interesting features eoDnsctes
The entire sxauination of the pupils Ger
tatnly proved not only q credit to the 1adie
who have Instructed them, bnt to themselves
AZ source Of pleasure to our readers We Civ,
cises. One noticeable feature which ia pressed
us most favorably, was the perfect order pre-
served throughout by all the pupils even the
t very youngest Of them taking their places il
she classes and retiring from them without the
slightest copfnsion- It was o pleasure to see
this, and indeed the whole examination
throughout proved successful and harmonious
and sincere pleasure to all who were present
propriate address, from the pupils Of the school
delivered by one Of their number. .,
This address, which explains itself, We give
sion to say here, that we spent She day, so
agreeabiy, found the ladies Of the Institution
SO pleasant, and our visit altogether, was such
a,a sSpT rec Of sincere pleasure 70 u.s. that We
11'' PROGRAMME. ~" '-s7'' .
Hail Heavenly Queen" ..,
First and second classes examined.
song6s" Shells OF Ocean," by Miss o. Ezer-
Third class exemjneiI, y
song;-"Pus No II ny ny little bed" by Miss
Fourfh A slass examined q zn,"'
waits! >. Julian's 'Prims Donna" by Miss
f Raa,s 81. hs d1a.. ..rX e. "aa- '9" 10
2" GaIop-4By the Beseh, by n. Myers. i =
Second class examined. .t1Hsgt .l--. .,ies4 .
Piece. Home sweet home" Miss Aimee
L;Aerieson. wafto-by Miss Camille Stephens.
=" Post quadrilles," by Miss odalie Ezernack.
Song" Hours of happy childhood.
Recitation. '-'f, Il. q - r.-n ~. .D- -.-
~. The Stranger and tho Child. Eecited by
I" Children's Wishes" by Miss A. L'Herisson,
Miss Odiue Vienne, Miss Mathilde Kahn, and
Miss Mary Garcia.
mack, Master G.. Fontenot, Master w. Tessier,
Miss Camille Stepheus, and Miss Kate Murray.
"Casabianca," by Master H. Myers:
Dialogue" The Traveller" by Master H.
Closing address read by Miss o. Ezernack.
40 :. ADDRESS, u 4
Ny Lord and Very Reverend Fathers: 800.
Having received so many loAens of your pa
;erna1 care and devoted kindness, We feel sure
you will condescend to accept our sincere graf
tude for all past favors, aud also for IGNORING
Is with your presence to-day, and msnifeetiDg
re some Fare favors, which lille ennobling the
eceiver, become at the same time, lseting mon.
lments of the donOr's generosity and greatness
# soul. For one such favor in particular, wo
lave to thank our Reverend Bishop, whose |
'ene6eeuce, in establishing the Ord er of Mer- |
" in ONE ;midst, has opened for us . channel
f endless blessings, for which we can never |
eesify sufieient gratitude; May our devoted
'riests and Sisters, and also our poor selves,
ong enjoy the felicity of his venerable pro-
ection and cherished guiding voice.
We earnestly hope our feeble efforts to cor
veifare, may, in time, fully realize your ex-
and also those of our esteemed in
tructresses, the devoted Sisters, whose holy
uardian care we cannot sufficiently appreci-
tie. .' .'.~#f q H-..
The untiring zeal with which they have Ia
ored for our improvement since we were con
ded to their care, has merited n more sue
essful return on our part, than that displayed
ere to-day but our many failipgs, may be,
4 great measure, attributed to our own tim
hty, AZ we felt somewhat embarrassed at
aving to answer before SO many distinguished
crsons and that for the first time. TO our
earparents and friends, and to the ladies and
entlemen. present, We present the sincere
hanks of the good Sisters, who are deeply
rateful to them for their kind patronage, and
egg they will continue to uphold the interests
f their institution.
We hope to be much improved ct the next
Examination, and will commence the new year
18th firm resolution, to pluck up. the weeds
( evil habits, which have so mdeh Iimpeded
ar progress during tie past year. w u
After We enjoy one weeks fno sport, We
ill como back again to orr good Sisters.
So leaving our books 10 take short repose.
Wen say good bye the school is closed.
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