The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-02-06
M,rnue Star and Catholic sssenger.
- oaLEANs. sUNDAY, FEBRuARY ms
School Of Notre Dame de- Bon ssconrs.


School Of Notre Dame de- Bon sscon1.
EXHIBITION AND DISTRIBUTION OF DIPLOMAS
The first public exhibition of the pupils o
Notre Dame school took place last Wednesdsy
evening in st. Alphonsus' Hall. The audience
consisting principally of the relatives ant
friends of the pupils, was very large and, q,
was natural. highly appreciativs.
At six o'clock the girle walked up the from,
stairway sisging the hymn of the Sacred Heart
and took their places and around the sta e
which had been most elegantly decorated 70,
the occasion. The programme, which was faith.
fully carried ont, was as follows:
LYNNE au saoie C0ur--
9aiIWtaS , .I..; r.; Clark
Battle Field Of Lorraine Defamation: choss
Ls Monde Meilisur-DeolADat;e alton:
P.srs de rEnfsnt son reve,l ::.0F Bsnjsnin
D. Cre P;aIa N; Mason j. souEsrOa, E. Livaudaiu
Le Meunier sanssouoi-Decismatio n. Boo,,
Lea sdisu1 de- Marie ssuart.Pisno ps0Esl
Les so1sns &c Marie stuart-chanson Clark
L. Voiis seniecSanson :.::H H..on soussron
o'FnieF' moments de Marie Stuart G ;,sn go
L. Filense Bretonns-Chauson comique, '''''
dssssR d hsGat
r,,.. 81. s. gegsl Ada Freres, NJ. Conway.
Niles, Wa Waanaeh, l. Bogel, e. Hymsl. L. Bell,
T. Schneider L. Moore, NJ. Shields, ii. Blake
Mngss Chrstisnc ccH sfi
III. Clark. n. McNultr, N. Ba1bot A. Freret.
Clara Fed s. pon s s5S ~ s11o1t
AeeSte riddles. Choir
Chant soiseauI-Deoiamation. Moors
Oh pitss Clark
Kemeroiment ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS N. Ryan
Adeux des GrAduees. Mason
Miss Clark, one of the graduates, sang
several selections from Marie Stuart very
sweetly, but Miss Mason, the other graduate
was unable to perform her part on account of
severe indispositiou, and her " Adieu," most
beautifully written composition, was read by
Miss Ada Freret
In touching words of COMMUNICATION and
encouragement, Rev. Alfred DeHsm, c. IS. r..
addressed the young lady gradu stes, Misses M.
Clark and B. Mason, concluding by presenting
each with her diploma.
After the Coronation of the graduates by
their schoolmates, a hymn to Our Lady of
Perpetual Help was sung, and the audience re-.
tired well pleased with the evenings entertain
ment and regretting only that it was not a
little longer.
S~S @SAoSSAhS 81 blCAo u4u Oc0n put In
type, kind friend handed us the following
report OF last Wednesdays proceedings. 1t is
30 much better than our reporters report that
we cheertully give it place in our columns,
hoping thereby also to accomplish the double
object Of giving additional pleasure to our
many friends up town and of making that
youthful and pretentious reporter of ours
~ banned of himself.
The osl a,
dourishing school of Notre Dame de Bon
Secours, were held last Wednesday, in pres
e9ce o. me parents OF the children, and many
present were Rev. A. de Ham, Rev. F. Girardev,
Rev. F. Faivre Rev. T. J. Kenny, Rev. F. Kari.
cher, OF this city, and Very Rev. Joseph Cole
stery, Johns street, Dublin
me programme shows choice variety and
the young ladies acquitted themselves Of the |
parts assigned them in such manner as to elicit
The hearty applause of their friendly auditors.
The pupils especially of the graduating GLASS
showed proficiency in their studies, above
al, arithmetic and algebra, which surprised
those who were competent to appreciate their
lard study through which alone such prof.
'iency can be attained. The ADVANTAGES
Thlch this school presents for giving through
his quasi French city No difference of accent
a the defamation between q Freret and {
Syan. Dillon aud Sougeron. AS most of the |
FOOD opportunity of observing this, -,
Some fine selections from Hery, Rosellen etc.
we're given between the exercises by Miss
Pauline OFT, Miss Sophie Bogel, Miss Mollie
;iarke and Miss Blanche Mason, all pupils of
ne Sisters of Mercy. These young ladies bid T
air to become finished pianists. The singing 6
vas unusually fine. G
rewards the close, Diplomas were conferred :
% marie Clarke and Blanche Mason A touch .
ng Farewell to the Graduates" was recited !;
y Mdiie Ada Freret. Rev. A. de Ham, \
;. %. X addressed the graduates and the Il
V,al
lyle explaining the true meaning and scope 4
# Education as understood in the Catholic t
ihqreh. De pointed out to the weeping girls, +
which their childhood and girlhooi had flown
weetly blythe snares and dangers of the
wicked world, and the means whereby to come I
nrongh them uuscathed; and urged, in forci- v
'le terms, upon the parents and puardians b
.Cessnt. the necessitz of Givinc. LII -; | n