The Institution for Young Children and Guardians

[ncarr 2806]

The Institution 

for 

Young Children and Guardians

A meeting of the lords and ladies of Orenian Society c. 1813

 

           The Institution, run by the Lady Governess and the Majordomo of the Augustine, is a system put in place so that young boys and girls can find guardians to learn from in childhood. Oftentimes young lords and ladies have trouble finding a nice fit for their apprenticeships, and the palace wishes to relieve you from such. Any elder ladies or lords wishing to take wards should sign up for the institution so that they may be assigned wards.

 

        The institution works as follows: once all of the guardians and children have sent letters to the palace wishing to take on apprenticeships, the Governess and Majordomo will assign young lords and ladies with elders of similar standing. 

 

Signed,

HER EXCELLENCY Anna Henrietta d’Arkent, Governess of the Augustine and Baroness-dowager of Carrington

 

THE HONORABLE Mary Casimira d’Arkent, Majordomo of the Augustine

             

                                                                                                                                                                                                                        
 

Spoiler

Sign up using this form and you will receive a pm regarding your apprenticeship 

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfQqJVnvJgCozwTI5wqbHaTTOeT-sEvFoCYaW5hrglNoW4OxA/viewform?usp=sf_link

 

[zuziee 4004]

Maisie d’Arkent grins.

[valecu 2128]

Valent would go through his curly hair with his fingers as he read the missive, exclaiming. "I shall contribute - particularly in my knowledge of Law and Politics!" He'd smile as started writing reply to the Palace.

[annabanana1014 2084]

Diana d’Azor would smile brightly upon reading these news. 

[GhostSHTR 1205]

Alastair d'Azor is already a ward

[Jameson_h 393]

Ricky sits in his office with his wife and sister berating him about sending his children after a bit of a groan he would break and begin writing a letter to the Majordomo