The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-09-24
EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
uSpER TIKI DIRECTION OF
TIL E UR ULINE
TWO MILES BELOW NEW ORLEANS


This 1nstituton which the Inhabitants of Louisiana
patronage for more than needs particular
will therefore suffice to ~iyo sn o y; OF ,h nee
education pursued by the rntoresses Establish
MORAL EDUCATION
The object constantly kept in view by the Ladies' s
and fornuS @i Hus with
them to polite aud amiable department. well to
suffered to go beyond the reach OF watchfu but ma
terna supetintendepo" chose vigilance secures the
the rules Though the members of this Comm unity
are admitted aud no intertersnce is used upon IT,
score OF re <i"n but for the sake of order :.rr
Worship.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION.
The health of the pupils object OF unip terruptsd
soictude for the Part,cnl attention is paid
to their food which wholesome and abundant
the day. that neither tue mind the BODY of the
student suffers from their application to their cla'
When sick they are always attended by one of the
attendance and timely noce IS given 70 Iheir parents
or guardians
TUITION.
The System of instruction ecah-acAs the following
objects The Engi-n ami FrcncI langu,ges plain end
the Globes Hisrosy tanorrt a, moirr,I MytSoIoS
Chronology Ength a,d Frenan !.iteraturr, AstrUrl,
tlusat tho s5sr ass; irwin: Silg ia tbs
various sty ea, Water c,'or-, Psis Toivet
Artificial Flowers p s:n AID ocrn mental eods Work
farlcular attention la I'a Il - Music.
-TERNS:---
Tho Scholastic wear ton months and a half com.
meuces on tho ID OF Noven Der add ends about the
middle OF September.
Board and Tntiou, per session tai0i PAYABLE in
advance the fret ter m November the acc.
oHd and third in February and in June, each $50 90
Day Scholars, per session, Sl"e, payable IN adj
Entrs"ee for the sosrders 80 ."
Entrance for the Day Scholars. %
No deduction Is made for those who withdraw
nor for those who procng vacation tine beyond the
appointed day for their return.
EXTRA CHARGES.
Stationery and of Maps and obss per teru &. Or
For the use of Musical instruments. per month CT
drawing, including paper and pencils per M
A Haihf Flo WerS per term. ~ o.
Expenses for the bathing --...--.-.,.-.. ~
Ordinary lntrmary expenrcN Observation-Disclosures. |
Books necessary for the classes may b, tar
nshed by the parents themselves Pre- cured the
establishment at booksellers prices
DRESS AND FURNITURE.
No particular dress ia required except on Sundays
have in wnts al He men d rnS Yong "nes m%',
oack belt and in summer hlte dress and blue
belt and ribbon.
Each young lady must be provided with twelve
changes of lnon, twelve pocket hsndkorchefs twelve
pair Of stockings, eight towels eight table apkins
two mosquito nets Fix ard half oet high, large
bags of coarse linen, two smaller ones sun bonnet,
three cambric aconet having the rues edg ed
with lace inch wide. The capos also the RULES
to the model adopted by the eStablishment All the
above mentioned articles marked with indelible ink.
mattress i've and bali feet long by two and quarter
vide, bolster two blankets quilt, pillow two feet
long and one foot and half wide with six pillow
wash bowl and pitcher, small bucket. toilet asa
with drawer. lock and key little chair and SIN all
work box also with lock and key.
OBSERVATIONS.
Visits are limited to Sundays and Thursdays erclu.
sirey and can only be made to the pupils by their
the above toned days the parlors opened ohy
twelve until half past four in the evening The young
ladies' forbidden to receive fruits other delcaoes
1t the parlor
There is q yearly vacation, which comm ences about
middle Of ber and ends she Sd of Novem
Der. Parents requested not to prolong that time
order that the young ladies may their studes
on the same day. No other absence is ever allowed
except in case Of sickness.
Young ladies wishing to make their frat communion
In the establishment must enter In November.