The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-10-08
YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY
UNpER THE DIRECTION or
THE URS INES,
TWO MILES BELOW NEW ORLEANS
USpER THE DIRE

Ths Institution. which the inhabitants of Louisiana
and the nfsce states have kindly favored with
Recommendation he introduced to public notice it
education pursued by tho rutoresses OF this Establish
MORAL EDUCATION
The object constantly kept view by thu Ladies is
the adornng of their pupils minds with knowledge
them to polite aud amiah epormsnt a. Well Ss to
habits of ndus;v order aud n-aturss. They n
ternal superin,enderc,. ~hnse vigilance secures the
the rules Though the meurhers Of this Communitv
are e1ensiveiy Catholic Is Of All demon
of religion, but for SAKE Of order ali are
equally required TO assist at the exercise of Divine
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
The health Of the pupils is object OF terrupted
their Food which Is wholesome and abundant
the dag that neither the mind nor the bods Of the
student suffers from their application to their cia
sSss t sssy are S ~sE' Of
attendance and timely notice given their
or guardians.
TIE System of instruction embraces the follovins
objects The English and French languages plain and
of the Globes History ard modeFn1 mySoIo use
Chronology ETglish and French Literatur- Astron.
taught in the higher eiAssss >ra~ng, Planning the
artificial Flowers plain Are o.naments Needle work
Particular attention is paid to Music.
-TERMS:-
The Scholastic s year Of ten months ana half com
menCer on "a OF November aLd ends about the
middle of September.
Board and Tuition. per session, saio; payable in
! advance the iirst term in November. the sec,
ond and third il February and in June, each SSl 90
Day Scholars PEI session, si3s, payable N ad.
Entrso f zach the Hr 4G 90
Entrance for the Day Scholars. > ~
No deduction made for those who arc withdrawn
before the end of ERIN. for accidental absences
nor FOR those Who proong vacation time beyond the
EXTRA CHARGES
Stationery and of Maps and Globes per term 81
For the use of MGsca Instr unients per month ." "o
DraEing including paper and pencils per 90
Wsshps pep montb per 10 o.
Expenses for the bathing ............ 4 "a
Books necessary for the different classes may be tur
nished by the parents themselves. procured the
DRESS AND FURNITURE.
No particular dress is required except on Sundays
have in winter blue meao dress and cape WITH
S1sl bst and in GUNNER white dress and cape, blue
Each ys1nx laty must be provided with twelve
pair Of s'ockincs sight towels eight table napkins,
one black silk apron white veil three pair sheets
bags of coarse linen, two SnAler Ones a bonnet,
TSs s the so s
worn with the winter uniform must be made accord
above inned artcIeS marked with indelibIe ink.
silver sP on and fnrE knife and silver lumber
wide bolster two blankets. quilt, pillow feet
IohR ana halt with E:ilow.caEes
wash bowl AMI pitcher. small Icket 4 Coilet glass
with drawer. IorE and kew, ietle chair. a all
| work box also with lt-ck aud key
| DISSERTATIONS
Waite are limited Sundays end Thursdavs crc,u-
| s5StJ %rc c"n Only he mad to tho pupils tu-,r
fath"rH, mot h"r-. EuHGtmH. br0tho's sisters
the ah"yc-Esf toned DAYS the yArior- opened
from ten ~ the morning ant noo1. pass
| t~e'V" Iuli la past uEr III tn. ming The Young
ladies' axe turndden To receive dec2
| ri II- p,ri"r.
Tree y"ari' vacation. vsh oh commences nll1t
The md:ie Of sep ember, aud ouds
! 4 Il % n
oder hat thr yOHnH lanes may
| on the SIN" daN- so otbHi absence ~ a. owe )
except ia case Of sickness
| Young wishing make taeis Rr-t comrani.,i
! in the establishment must enter IN EOveu r.
|