South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-21
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
SOCIAL EVENTS.

One of the most delightful pro-
grams of the year was enjoyed by
the parents and friends of the St.
Hedwige's school, when the stu
dents of the seventh and eighth
grades presented a literary program
in the st. John Cantius'. library par
Tors Thursday afternoon. The oc-
casion was in commemoration of
the great poet, Henry Longfeliow
and other famous people.
The program combined the custo-
mary literary and musical features
followed by the remarks of Rev.
Stanislaus Gruza, c. S. c., and Rev.
John Mard The social. political
and intellectual conditions of the
age and the time in which Long
fellow and others lived were well
covered i'm the paragraphs of the
pupils readings. Unique programs
done in water color and crayons
were used. The program was as
follows: Chorus, We'll Link His
Name With Lincoln" seventh and
eighth grades; composition read
ing, Henry Longfellow," Casimier
Wojciechowski; THE Americans
and Chateau" Leon Kowalski; The
Village Blacksmith" Blase Markell
ski James Russell Lowell" Flor
ence Nowicka; Julius Slowacki, a
Polish Poet of Great Fame" Frank
Szymkowiak; piano duet, Wladys-
lava Wojcicchowska and Hedwige
Pianowska; composition reading.
..s.n-.- III.
Rybicki; Jan Kochanowski," Po-
lish poet), Zygmunt Kitkowski;
What our Boys Will be Like"
Florence Chrzanowska; "Ksidab
Piotr Skarga," Andrew Budnik;
Autobiography of a Horse" Paul
Nochanowsl1i; Vision of Sir Laun-
al" Marie Wesolowska; chorus,
.Marseillaise," seventh and eighth
trades; Rotations, ITO H. w. Long
fellow" Helen Witkowska: Saint
Filomena," Genevieve Grzesk; vocal
folo, Ring Out Sweet Bells" Louis
WOOdka. accompanied on the piano
| by G. F. Luzny and on violin by
John Frankiewicz and Bronislaus
Kochanowski: recitation, "Polak
Powsta Jacy," Louis Deka; The
Builders" Stella Magiera; violins
and piano. Bronislaus Kochanow-
ski, John FrankiewicZ and Paul
TIochanowski; recitation, Excelsior"
Josephine Raider; Mark Anthony's
Grafton" Frank Szymkowiak: vo-
cal solo, Beautiful Ohio" Louis
| Woodka, accompanied on the piano
by c. F. Luzny and violins by John
Frankiewicz and Bronislaus Koch
anowsl; recitation. Sophia Chrz-
| 1nowska," Eleonore Chlebowska:
The Castle Builder" Joseph Wood
ka; piano duet, Elizabeth Smogor
and LeOna Drejer; composition
reading, Adam Michiewicz" Zone
Of the greatest poets). Bronislaus
Kochanowsli; Washington Irving, 4"
! Leona Drejer: THE Legend Beauti-
| full" Thaddens Marszalkowski:
Struggling For Education" Lads
laus Wojciechowski: "Paderewski
and Chopin" John Frankiewicz:
Autobiography of An Umbrella, -
Sophia Witucka; "Skutek Wojen
Krzyzowych." X. Kotolinsxi; THE
Red Cross" A. Paczesna; a Visit
10 washington. A. hlOQdreks Inc
Wreck of Hesperus,' L. Pawlicki;
Woodrow Wilson" Elizabeth Smo-
gor; chorus5 "Jeszcze Polska Me
lZginela," and the Star Spangled
Banner by all present.
Both Rev. Fathers Cruza and
Ward commended the pupils on
their excellent program and also
due praise was given TO their ener-
getic teacher. Sister NJ. Saveryna
who diligently and faithfully works
with the students.
A small attendance featured the
meeting OF the White Eagle Polish
relief circle Thursday evening at the
II Balicki hall, W. Division ST. Fol
lowing a brief business routine ar
lrangements were made for a mis-
cellaneous shower at which children
Of the members OF the circle VIII be
entertained Saturday, March %
, THE entertainment will be for the
= benefit OF the Polish orphans and
ba bies of Poland. and is being giver