The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-11-05
YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
uNDxK THE DIRECTION OF
THE URSULI INES,
TWO MILES BELOW NEW ORLEANS,

This Inetitutou, which the inhabitants of Louisaus
and tho adjacent states have kindly With their
to be introduced 70 pubic notice Il
% t. a o Of The
MORAL EDUCATION.
the sS Of then, ops n1ds with
habits Of industry. order and neatness They
ternai supen,enasDo-. those vigisncs secures the
preservation OF morals and the willing observance of
exclusively Catholics pupils of ali denominations
OF snd SS to. Of n.sa the
equally required to assist at the exercise of Divine
PHYSICAL EDUCATION.
The health of the ia object terrupted
soictnde for the Ladies' Particular attention lie oaid
The hours Of reAxaton distributed throughout
student suffers from their application classical
aides II necessary the Physici IN is in %
attendance and timely notice given their parents
TUITION.
The system of instruction embraces the following
ornamental Writing Arithmet,c, Geography, the use
81 the Globes History tancien and modero Mythology
omy. Natural Philosophy, Botany and Chemistry are
various styles Water ooiors Pasti and on veixet etc
Artificial Flowers plain and ornamental Needle Work,
Par iculAr attention Is paid to Music.
-TERMS:-
The Scholastic year, OF ten months and a half com.
mences on the Sd of November and ends about the
middle of September.
Board and Tuition, per session, se4O; payable in
oOd and third February and IN
Day Scholars per session. siss payable In ad- . ~
Entrance for the Boarders ...-............... OG
No deduction is made for those who are Withdrawn
before the end Of .erm nor for accidental!
appointed day for their return.
EXTRA CHARGES.
Stationery and of Maps and Globes per ter 81
For the use Of Musical instruments. per month St
Drawing: including paper and pencils, per month o.
| washing. per mouth ......-...:..:.:. Of
| Expenses for the bathing season .. 0C
Books necessary the different classes may be fur
establishment at booksellers' prices.
| DRESS AND FURNITURE.
No particular dress is required except on Sunday
have, in winter, blue merino dress and cape with
BLACK belt ard in summer white dress and CAPE blu
Each Each young lady must be provided With twelve twelve
one black silk apron white veil three pair Of sheets
bags of coarse linen, two smaller ones, . sun bonnet
g.
worn with the winter uniform must be made according
~ tns
@ oS % AND M silver
wide, bolster blankets. quilt, pillow fee
long aud foot and half wide with six pilloWcases
waah bowl and pitcher, small bucket, toilet glass
with drawer, bDck and key, little chair and q small
work box also with lock and key.
| OBSERVATIONS
Visits are limited 10 Sundays and Thursdsys e1cin
| Stely and can only he made to the pupils by the
fathers, mothers, ardianS brothers. ssters end
the above mertioncd days the parors opened Ohl
from ten in the morning until noon and from half pas
twelve until half pact four In the evening The yIun
ladies' forbidden receive fruits other decacie
1t the psrior.
There ia a yearl" vacation. which commence about
the middle of ber aud ends the Sd Of Novsm
ber Parents requested prolong that time il
order that the young ladies may their studi
on the Rame day. No other absence 10 ever ri owet
except in case of sickness.
Young ladies wIshiuR to make tbeiT first OI
| in the establishment must enter in Novemb