St. Landry democrat., 1891-06-27
The Public School Exhibition.

4 On Friday night, June 10, Perrodin'
!, Hall was thronged witt, an immense
: crowd of the parents, relatives an(
/ friends OF the children of the white
,, public schools of. Opelousas, who ha(
gathered to witness the rendition of {
lengthy and elaborate programme, tt
| the preparation of which their devoted
teachers had given their unrcmitting
attention for several weeks past. TIC
merely say that the children, one and
all, acquitted themselves in a credita-
ble manner is hardly doing them justice
they were thoroughly al .fat in their
respective roles and rendered them in
an excellent, surprisingly correct
manner, a fact which reflected no less
credit upon their Jealous and painstak
ing teachers, Mrs. r. Mayer and Misses
Effie Ealer, Fannie Mckinney and Cab
rielc Hebrard The following was the
programmes:
LITTLE SOLDIERS.
Cap. Clarence Reynolds Austin Perkins.
Robt. Perkins, Moore Garland, solomon Har-
man, Buiard Anderson, Pratt Garland. Mich
oils Duprc, Gaflal,d f'if, Gilbert Duprc, Chas.
WAITER GIRLS.
| Martha Andrus Gertie Sandoz, MarSie Tay-
| or, Ellie Dilnmlck, Ruby Petferkorn, Nina
sandoz, LoreIla Mornhinveg. Cora Desbrest,
Ncttie BodemulIer. Ludi Veazie, Mary Morn
Georgia Anderson, Matte Loeb Hannah ia
GODS, Pearl Brooks, Bertha Mornhinyeg, Flos
sic Anderson. ~"
SNOW BRIGADE AND FLAG.
Tony Del BuGno, Nat Reed, Narcisse Rills,
Joe Del Bllono, Robin Swayze, Desessarts
MizZe, Marshall Thompson, Albert D'AVy,
Sydney Landry, Morton Thompson, Arthur
Landry, Paul Mczzie, Arthur DAvy, Eisca
Dclaruc.
Henry Payy, Clarence Chachcic, Henry
Mornhinveg, Henry BUurdicr, Tony Del BuOnO,
Octave Pavy, Joe Del Buono. Nat Reed, Mar
shall Thompson, Narcisse Rils, Dcsessarts Miz-
~ GOING OUT TO TEA.
Elizabeth Wabe, Florence Harman, Efiie
Henderson, Lily Harmanson, Julia Anderson,
Edith Duprc, Lucille Duprc Fannie Dupre,
Lucille Anderson, Vivian Reynolds, Nita Mori-
arty, Gertie Perkins, Cleyie Dupre.
MOTION SONG.
Jules Gill; Beauchamp Anderson, Harry
Elms, Chas. Russell, Hart Wartelle, Alley Ken
nedy, Ryan Thompson, Leonce Jacobs, Claud.
sandoz, Johnnie Pulford, Carl Bodemuller,
Lawrence BOdemuller.
COUNTRY CHOIR.
Director, Henry Mornhnvcg; Emma Fisher,
liar D'Avy, Pauline MeZze, Corinne Reed, |
Rosa Del Buono, Octave Pavy, Nat Reed, Rob
i'll Swayze. |
CHILDREN OF THE YEAR.
New Year, Lorenzo Mornhinvcg; Spring,
Edith DuplG; Summer, Marge Taylor; Au-
tumn, Mathide Wartelle; Winter, kuby Petf-
erkorn; January, Eddie Gil; February, Le-
Etfie DImmick; June, Rosie Dupre July,
Louise Delarue August, Saie Elms; Septem-
Der, Augustine Desbrest October. Estele Tay
or; November, Alley Kennedy; December,
HOLIDAYS,
Sth of January, Dave Loeb 22d of February,
Anderson Decoration Day, Claud-
us sandoz 4th OF July, Hannah 1 Jacobs; 4tn Of
Wartelle; Thanksgiving, Chas. Russell: Christ
mas, Ryan Thompson; Monday, Mary Morn
linveg; TUESDAY, Martha Andrns a Wednesday,
lay, George Anderson; Saturday, Lorena
Mornhinvcg Sunday, Julia Anderson.
UNITED WORKERS.
Rosa Del Buono, Pauline. Mezzie, Gabrielle
aezzie, Adam Reed, Howard Lacombe Deses-
hur D,Ayy, Albert D'Avy, Arthur Landry,
sydney Landry. Robin swayze, Marshall
Morton Thompson, Octave PaFy.
MOTHER GOOSE AND HER FAMILY.
Mother Goose, Mamie Anderson; Bachelor,
5ordon sandoz; Old Woman in the Shoe, Mar
ha Andrus; BOPeep Augustine Desbrest;
little Girl with Dog, Hannah Jacobs Mother
hubbard, Estelle Taylor; Old Woman With
ler Hen, Cora Desbrest.
GODDESS OF LIBERTY AND ATTENDANTS
Goddess of Liberty, Annie Gordon Religion
tella EstOrge; Agriculture, Regina Loeb
science, Sailie Elms; Painting, Lell DuprG
sculpture, Pearl Harlnanson; Manufacture,
lice Reynolds Music, Belle Dupr6 Printing,
label Sandoz Mining, Tillou Andrus.
At the conclusion Of the programme,
Hiss Doremus, formerly OF Washington,
Who has recently returned from Europe,
vllere she spent several years with her
ather, Dr. E. P. Doremus, favored the
udence with several very pretty songs,
er hearers being as thoroughly captl
ated by her beauty and graceful self
,ossession as by the sweet warblings of
er highly cultivated voice.
Refreshments were then served and
he dance began; and then, we opine-
or Just at that time we left-the chill
rem oflarger growth had their innings
'he door receipts were quite satisfacto-
to $135.0O-an admis-
ion fee Of 25 cents for adults and 10 {
ents for children being charged, and ;
he sale Of refreshments yielded also a ,
cry handsome suns, which will be
arned into the school house fund.