South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-07
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Polish citizens on Sunday evening
celebrated the $50 anniversary OF the
1nsurreCtiOn in their native land.
known in Polish history as the No
vember insurrection.
More than 400 people assembled at
the St Hedwige hall and about 500 at
St Stanislaus hail. where the principal
celebrations were held under the aus
pces of st. Johns Cantius Literary So
ciety OF St Hedwige's parish. and
under the direction OF the Young Peo-
pies society of st. Stanislaus church.
The hall decorations consisted OF
bunting and flags in the national
colors
The program presented at St. He'd
Wlge's hall was as follows:
Musical selection by military band
Of Polish Falcons L. BaHcki No. L.:
opening of the celebration by a short
address by y. Guzicki, president of the
society; Joseph A WerwinSki presided
and Miss ]. LUNA acted as secretary;
song by school choir; recitation, Miss
Nj. BartkOwiak; historical address by
I. trackoWiak; piano duet, by Misses
1. Szulczewska and X. BuczkOwska:
vocal solo, "Urzalem Raj" by MISS
sophia Szulczewska; address, by Miss
Stella WawrZon: recitation, "Chlop
skie Serce,' by Miss Clara Ham; song,
choir of Falcons NJ. Romanowski:
reading, Stephen Czyzews6i: duet
piano and violin, Casimier Luzny and
Rev. Paul Raczaszek; vocal solo, "Sa-
baudczyk," by A. W. HOsinski; ad-
Dress suitable to the occasion. by Rev.
John TaranOwicz. assistant pastor of
st. Stanislaus parish musical selec-
ton 4. b. No. 1 military band; reel
tation by Miss K. Strauss. At the
close of the recitation a tableau rep
resenting an angel extending a bene-
diction over the girl who knelt before
the picture of the Blessed Virgin pray
ing for the freedom of her country.
Miss h. HaZinSka represented the
angel; song by church choir; musical
selection by military band L. 3. No. /.
The program, which was directed by
b. Magiera, closed by the audience
singing the national hymn, "BOze cos
Polske."
AT the program OF the Young PeO-
pies society John S. BucZkowski open
ed the celebration with an informal
address and called upon Vincent DAME
lOwicZ to preside. Miss Hedwige Pr
larska acted as secretary of the even
ing. This was followed by the pres
entation of the program:
Song, II Dymen POZarOw," church
choir; piano solo, by Prof. Edward
Huber; recitation, Miss Clara Kit
kowska; piano solo, Miss Helen
Grzesk; dialogue, Casimier Danillo-
wicz; song, by choir composed of
young girls; recitation, Miss Severena
kolupa; vocal duet, Misses Emilia
Bierwagen and Clara Giersz; song, by
Roman Ducki, Miss NJ. Sypniewska
played the accompaniment; duet,
JarOSzewSki brothers; address by Ce-
gary Lewinski; vocal duet, by Misses
LOttie Kowalska AM Lottie Kapal-
czynska; historical address in Polish
and English, by Rev. Roman Marcin-
lax, G. s. c., pastor of the parish; he
was followed by an address by Mayor
Keller; piano duet, Misses Blanche
Manuszak and Stella Kruk; singing,
quartet, by Stanley Pielach, Edward
Badur, A. Ilawski and Felix Gacki:
piano solo, Miss Marie Urban; song,
Roman Ducki; song, church choir;
recitation, Miss Marcella Lewandow-
ska.
The evening was featured by a one
act comedy farce entitled "Francymer
Krolowej Jadwigi," played by school
children.
The audience showed their appreci-
alton Of each number with hearty ap-
plauSe. The most remarkable num-
bers of the program were the sings
given by Roman Ducki.