South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-22
SOCIAL EVENTS.

Mrs. Albert Sledzikowski, 1143 W.
Division St, very pleasantly enter
tanned with o'clock dinner Sun
day evening in honor of her daugh-
ter Hattie's 10th birthday. A COM
pany of 2S young people was pres
ent and spent the evening delight
fully with games, music and sing
ing. Miss Sledzikowski was the re-
cipient of a number of pretty pres
ents.
The entertainment committee Of
the Lady Falcons u. B. No. l will
hold their meeting this evening at
4. 3. hall
The plays "Bursztyny Kasi'' and
"Rodzina Ledwozywych," given by
the Lady Falcons 4. B. No. l, in z.
b hall Sunday evening, were at
tended largely and proved in every
way a splendid success.
The acting and costuming Of the
amateurs and the stage settings were
plays were presented with naturalness
and ease. The success of the en-
tertainment is particularly due to
Mrs. Stanley Drejer, who drilled the
entire cast.
Music for the vocal numbers and
dances was furnished by Pegowski
Brothers orchestra. Between the
acts a little humorous entertainment
was given by Roman Ducki, Con-
stantine Oczkowski and Michael
Maruszewski.
"Bursztyny Kasi" was in three
acts and the cast of characters was
as follows: Adam ZabieIski," Louis
Kolski; "Rozalia," his wife, Miss
Helen Taberski: "Wislicka," Ro-
zalia's mother. Miss Mary GOrczyca;
''Wojciech." landlord. Henry Asst;
lava GOraczewski; "Janek," their
son. Roman Ducki; "Mateusz" land
lord, Aloisios Owac; ''Agnieszka." his
wife, Miss Martha Kwasniewski;
"Basia," their daughter, Miss Re-
gina Rosewicz: "Kasia" orphan,
Miss Janina Czarnecki; gypsy, Miss
Mary Bednar.
The cast of characters in the one
act comedy farce "Rodzina Ledwo-
zywych," was the following: "Eus-
tachy Lodwozywy." Constantine
Oczkowski; "Justyna,' his wife,
Miss Stephanie Bojewicz; "Euge-
niusz," their son Theodore Lyzkie-
wicz; "Kocia and Jadwiga,' their
daughters. Misses Mary Gorczyca
and Stephanie Reich; "Zbrozek,"
Jadwiga's sutton, Mieczyslaw jan
kowski; "Wozny sadowy," Michael
Marszewski; maid. Miss Louise
1aberski; "Ornatowska, the for
mer's rich relative, Miss Bronislawa
Goraczewski.
"Krolowa Estera" Queen Ester).
a drama in three acts, was ably pre-
scented before a large audience Sun
day afternoon and evening at St.
Cashiers hall, by the Children of
Mary society.
The program opened with a song.
"Standar Kazmierzowa," by the chill
dren of the eighth grade, and then
the play was given. The cast of
characters was as follows: "Krolowa
Estera." Mary Grontkowski; AS
weius," king of Persia. Stella Gap
czynski; Prince Aman." Veronica
Brzezniak; Princes Zeres," his
wife, Sophia Brzezniak; "Mardoch-
eusz" Queen Ester's guardian. Van
da Kucharski: "Harbona," marshal.
Helen Kazmierzak; "Hatasz," royal
scriber. Angela Gapczynski: Lea
and sara" Queen Ester's pets, Lottie
Kosnowski and Kazimiera Kuchar-
ski; "Balala." Helen Sniadech;
Rachael" Bertha Maciejewski. Be
sides the play other numbers on the
program were: Song. "Kwiaciarka, +"
by seventh grade pupils reading
Miss Lottie Dalka musical Solos by
Hattie Leda and Aloisios Weisel
The entertainment concluded with
the audience singing ''Thanksgiv-
ing"
Miss Anna Sypniewski coached
the players satisfactorily and de-
serves much credit for the success
OF the entertainment.
FUNERALS.
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