Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-20

Nr- H.l ....-. .H- OF .-4
it. NrW-uaU .s . % r
prise the 0rp' .. --
ice Of gray DrlgA -.r. -r..- trimmings. 4-
sweet ~, a new laid egE ira.u cellar % gar
ret, one Of the hsui.Jmc-t cd.
land, % commoiiou- and beautifu. SAM
tarium and an ivy and rose covered par
sOuage.
The discipline and regime are fau!tless
Ihey comprise regular family worship and
religious instruction: safe association of
the sexes, who take their meals and AT
tend chapel il company. "a thorough secu-
lar and commercial education. aud regular
ana substantial diet, including three am
pie meals each day. Health. comfort. han
plues- and cleanliness are absolutely SO
cured. The dDrmitDric- are Capaciou. and
even beautiful. There j. a ba.ker for
clothing under each bed, and each child IL. I
allowed a private box with lock and KEY
where brush and comb, letters. home treas
ures and all keep,tkes are kept. There
are "A teachers sitting room and "a bed
room OH each durmi'Iry, iu-uriug perfect
order; and the bathrooms and dressing
rooms are perfect and complete
Extraordinary provision, have been
made IN this Institution for recreation and
amusement. The park D. the great Omen
ar playground for them all. For Inn.
pleasant weather there are spaCI0u. .u-
door rooms and gymnasium for b1rH bog-
and girls, and 70 great archrd porch extends
along the rear Of the orphaus.e ousu d.
an immense paved court. very similar u,
the covered promenade You will find at the
entrance 20 the quadrangle Of Elton coli
Iese, and much on the same plan a. rlar
OF the ancient English monastic cloi.ter.
which always opened iutOa beautiful court
or garth. Here also, perhaps, % a greater
degree than IN any other similar institu-
ton, the combined elements of drill and
music have been utilized. The bearing Of
these children is eXquisitely mauful and
WpmaulN. Inc theory and practice are
that children can be interested ia maueu-
Yer, and drills, aud all manner Of ui.po-I-
ttDus RENDERED facI'e and qui--ceut under
the influence 81 music. So there il, am all
most cet-ele-- series of musical cc1mD4uI-
ineut7-mu-.c on rising. music at entering
ana leaving classes, music at going 10 and =
coming from meals, iunumerabIe musical Z
Entertainments and -oiree-. even music ON D
going 10 BED. ] have never known of sucb I
d marked and luminous proof Of the Hu- ,
MANNING aud even Outstanding effect of .
music ana the singing OF these 800 or 4UD =
'hlldreu D. alone almost worth coming I
icrOSs the sea 20 hear. /
There are two public services held earl :
'upuay. lhe afternoon service perhaps at 4,
racts the greatest number Of visitors. \
Jurlng the voluntary az last is heard the
OF the approaching hundreds Of feet I
IS II the footsteps were blended into the |
enc Of one tread. Tramp, tramp, tramp. i
N they come with heads erect. turning
heir eyes neither 70 the right nor the left.
llth hands crossed behind them, and with y
be c~leanest, brightest faces you ever any c
mere looked upon. The boys enter first s.
nd occupy the pews Of the south transient r
he girls follow them, and pass into the
orth transept aisles. The chaplain robed %
! plain surplice enters last. The disci- @
line, order and decorum are marvellous. ar
tier a short pause, all standing. the chill
rem sing with taste and feeling the well
nown anthem, II Will Arise and GO to Nv VI
These who sing have no living
theirs this side Of the grave. The ordi- Le
iry shortened service Of evening PRAYER ,
then proceeded with, and in the re- :
'onses, reading the psalms and chantinu ~
Magnificent and NuHc dimittts, the chill INF
en- display intelligence and feeling. Bur nil
ost pathetic Of all things here is the PIE
Litany sung Immediately after
e prayer for those 40 sea. Your eve. 10
mot but mist as you look and listen.
"a you can never cross the ocean again
thout knowing the real and blessed sig
1cance Of shipboard Entertainment =
ght.' EDGAR l. WAKEMAN.