South Bend news-times., 1915-09-27

Chicago soloist, given sunday even
ing in the St Hedwige school audi
torium under the auspices Of the 10
cal Polish choIrs AMI orchestras.
The artists who appeared on the
program Sunday night are numbered
among the most prominent and the
finest of Chicago and made a decided
impression on those heard the con-
cert. Hiss Zebrowska is the student
of the renowned Profs. Otakar Sew
elk, director Of the Royal Acad deemy
of Muisc at Vienna, and Joseph II.
Chapel. director of the Chapek Mu-
sic school at Chicago. Her playing
is marked by a particular warmth
of tone.
The first selection on the program
by the full Polish Falcons. u. B., No.
1, band was well received and the
endeavors of the members were very
good. Overtures by X. F. Luznys
orchestra was greatly appreciated by
the audience. The beautiful prOduc-
tiOn of songs given by the choruses
were unusually well received. Their
voices were well balanced and blend
ed into exquisite harmoniees.
Here is the program:
Concerto ............... Paganini
Souvenir De Moscow. .Mieniawski
Eiegle .............. MaSsenet
'Skrzypki Swaty" ...... E<ratzer
'Serenade Drdla
Bohemian dances ...... .Randcygae
Miss Antoinette Zebrowska.
"Piosnka BrOni" ........ MOniuszkO
y Dry Those Tears .....Del Riego
Madame Agnes Nering.
Overture, Narclssus. r. Schelppegrell
Qui Vive, Galop de Concert. .....
..............- r. CAM, Op. 391.
X. F. LUZny's Orchestra.
American Patrol and Superba.
Falcons 4. B. No. 1 Band.
Arion Waltz. .......... F. A. Vogel
Millers Wooing ..,..
... Julia Godard-E Eaton Tanning
St Hedwige's Choir.
"Mazur Z. Jaselek." Cantata. -.
.......... Surmy BO1ONe
'Pamietne Dawne Lechn.ty". ......
................ Masur Kaliski
Falcons NJ. r. Choir.
Among the audience from out of
town were Mrs Helen Zehrowski and
daughter. mother and sister of the
viOlinist; Wanda, John Nering. hus-
band of the soloist. and Mrs. A. II.
Czapek, all of Chicago.
ELECT NEW OFFICERS.
The annual election OF officers
was held Sunday afternoon at a spec
ial needing of the Polish Falcons Z.
Balicki No. L. in the Z. b. hall. The
result of the election was as follows:
President. Wlodzimierz Bukowski;
president. Stanley Klosinski: re-
cOrding secretary, Marion Tomasze-
wski; vice secretary. Frank Paciorek:
financial secretary. Zybmunt Gutlner.
Vice-SecrStarv. =. Rozewicz: treas
urcT, Anthony SluSarek commanders
Joseph Magiera and Marion Woodka:
assistant commander. Cezary Roze-
wicz director of sick, Leo Chlebow-
ski; trustees, Casimier Beczkiewicz
NJ PiesZak and John PencZynskf;
banner bearers. J. Ignasiak and W.
ZakrOcki; innkeeper, Stanislaus Pra-
wat; marshal. Vincent Wituski: coun-
sci, Stanley Klosinski. John Zaremba
and ]. WOjciechowski.
BIRTHS.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Boleslaus
Iodyga, 70S :. Carlisle St. a son,
Sept. 2s.
BAPTTSNTS.
The baptism Of an infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lewandowski,
1888 W. Ford St, took place Sunday
at the st. Casimier's church. The
child was named Heronim.
Francis. the newly horn son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Valentine Fiekarski. 1889
W. Fisher St. was baptized Sunday
afternoon At st. Cashiers church.
The baptismal ceremony was per-
formed by Rev Stanislaus Gorka, c.
:. G.. pastor OF the parish.
DEATHS.
Eugene Sienkiewicz. fOur-months-
old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Sien-
kiewicz. SIS :. Jackson ST. died sun
day morning at $3.50 O'Clock after a
shor' illness. He was born in South
Bend May 3. 1915.
The funeral was held this forming