The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-04-25
School Children Pre-
pare Junior Red
Cross Performance

The Grade children of the SauR
Centre Public Schools will give an en-
tertainment at the Junior High School
auditorium, Friday evening, May 3D.
under the supervision of Miss Reming-
ton, musical instructor of the Local
schools. The main entertainment will
consist of the Brownies Whispers,
of which the synopsis follows:
The gardener has received an order
to decorate a fine mansion nearby with
flowers from his beautiful garden but
is sorely troubled and perplexed be-
cause he has not been told the nature
of the festive occasion and fears that
he cannot do himself credit, while
working at so great disadvantage.
His daughter comes to his aid by as
surfing him that she will try to solve
the mystery, and in the meantime she
tries to help her father by calling be-
fore him the flowers of his garden.
This plan only adds to his perplexity,
for all of the flowers are lovely.
In the second part, the Brownies
talk over the matter among them
selves and find that one of their num-
Der already knows the secret. Soon
they all have discovered the cause of
the mysterious order. The daughters
efforts in that direction proving VAN,
she falls asleep in utter WEAKNESS.
The flowers find her asleep and sing
to her lullaby. The Brownies join
them and sing to her softly the secret
she would know. Awaking, suddenly,
she finds herself alone and remembers
the dream. She tells her father that
the occasion for his mysterious order,
is the birthday of little child. So,
with pleasure he takes all his flowers
to the mansion to grace the festive
occasion.
The very small admission fee of 25
cents will be charged and the entire
proceeds will used to carry on Junior
Red Cross work in the Sank Centre
schools. The cast of characters fol.
low:
The Gardener-Forrest Segers.
HIS ughter-Virginia Kells.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Engle, Jimmie
Demakoeeulous, Sigurd Holmes,
Ramo McCracken, Orrin Hall, Doro-
thy Irish, Vera lie Suer, Edith
O'Gara, Carrie Fenton, Eugenea
Demak olsoulous.
Sunbeams-EdWard Peterson, Michael
Hops, John Costello, James Cliff,
Herman Hedin, Theodore McComber,
Archie Hines, Clarence Beires, Les
ter BeirPS. .IOhn Wakefield
Browpies-Laurel Connolly, Loren
Hansen, Harold Gray; Wyne Dahlem,
Harold Mcbride, John MacDermond,
Arnold Janecke, Byron Janecke,
Paul Girard, Carl Fisher
Pansies-Helen Brown, Cecile Moyni-
han, Dorothy Meyers, Marjory Cleve-
land, Dorothy Heraly, Julia Stein,
Jean Fiesler, Ellouise Girard,
Gladys Calkins, Concordia Stein.
Daisies-Isabel Hansen, Vivian Nc
Namara, Ester Larson, Margaret
Carpenter Ruth Benson, Bernice
Schroeder Alice. Hanson, Helen
Brown, Louise Irish.
Lilies-Ione Schulze. Carmen Janecke
Margaret Rosenberger. Renalda
Claseman, Leta Butler, Charlotte
Green, Evelyn Heraly. Alice De-
zurick, Alice Parke. Ethel Dittman.
Sweet Peas-Lula Dodge, Esther
Schaub, Doris Benson, Edvina Orth
Angelfne Bellinger. Marion Dows-
well, Fern Pescheck, Reva Drinker
Ethel O'Gara, Ida Peterson.
Roses-Winnifred Benson, Alma Fors-
berg, Octavia Mcnamara, Geneva
Schaub, Minnie Meyers, MERGED Bish-
op, Alto LeSuer, Lucille Frey, Sophie
Hillerud, SCHEMA Green.