The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-04-28
Social Events

THE GRADATIM CLUB GAVE
their annual cat Home" at the
Sank Centre Community Clul
rooms Wednesday afternoon al
which about 125 were INFORMAL!
and delightfully."- entertained. Dur
ing the afternoon Mrs. L. w.
Whitson played number OF
beautiful piano solos. The rooms
were tastefully decorated. Tea
was served at 400 o'clock after
which two clever one-act playlets
were presented by Gradatim Club
members.
The first, "The Florist Shop,
had a rather absurd love STORY as
the base for the plot. The char
acters gave the cast ample OPP
porunity to show histronic ability
and they responded in gratifying
manner. The personnel OF the cast
follows:
Maude-The Florists bookkeep-
err, who sympathizes with every
one in the world-Mrs. Julian
Dubois.
Henry-A tuogh office boy, who in
spite of his vulnerable exterior
is impressionable-Mrs. A. W.
Bartheld.
Slovsky-The middle-aged Jewish
proprietor of the shop-Mrs.
Frank Pangburn.
Miss Wells-A timid, talkative
spinster-Mrs. F. w. Sprague.
Mr.. Jackson, who has been engag-
ed to Miss Wells for Is years
Mrs. Percy Hansen.
The Herald editor was given the
names of the playlet over the
phone last week, and the one for
the second playlet sounded like
"Joint Owners Insane. After con-
sidering the matter the cast ar
rived at the conclusion that per-
haps that the Herald wasn't SO far
off. "Joint Owners in Spain," IS
correct. (Spiel this fast over the
phone and listen how it sounds: }
The story of this playlet was laid
in the early days before grandma
was a girl" Those witnessing
"Joint Owners in Spain," say 1t
was a scream from start to finish.
The following is the cast OF char
acters: -..-.- $500 -,
Miss Dyer-A fussy, nervous old
:: lady-Miss Maude Davis.
Mrs. Mitchell-Them atron of the
Home-Miss Everhart.
Mrs. Fullerton-A sickly, old lady
Mrs. Ethel Winslow.
Mrs. Blair-With a lot of snap,
and no small amount of temper
Mrs. l.. L. Kells. /. =
The success of the dramatic eff
forts of Wednesday afternoon dis
closed dramatic ability of unusual
talent, and already the officers are
planning for a full play for the
1928 CAT Home"
About SIS. was nette for the
Isabel Lewis Scholarship fund.
BEFORE THE ALTAR OF ST.
Paul's Catholic church of this
city on "Wednesday morning, April
81, 1927 at 900 o'clock we'd
ding of more than passing interest
to this community was soleml1ized
by Rev. A. Art when Miss Hilda
Sieben, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Sieben of Sank Centre
was united in marriage to Allen
Wagner of Fargo, N. D.
: The church was prettily deco.
rated with ferns and streamers OF
pink and white. The bride &C
companied by her attendent Miss
Betty Kessler, a cousin, of st.
Paul entered on the arm of her
father and was given in marriage
to the groom who met them at the
altar, escorted by the best man,
Edwin Sieben, a brother OF the
bride.
Miss Sieben was gowned IN
white georgette over rose satin
and wore veil held in place by a
head dress of orange blossoms.
She carried a shower bouquet OF
Japanese sweet peas and pale pink
roses. The bridesmaid was at
tired in delicate green flat crepe
and wore a wreath of silver leaves
about her head. She carried
shower bouquet of Japanese sweet
peas and pink roses.
Following the ceremony the hap
DIV couple repaired to the home OF
The brides parents in the south
part of the city and in company
with immediate relatives and
friends partook of bountiful wed
ding dinner served amid beautiful
decorations of the bridal colors. /
Wednesday evening the bridal
couple left Sank Centre enroute
to the Twin Cities where they will
spend a week or ten days honey
moon trip after which they will go
to Fargo and will be at home to
their many friends after May 9th,
at SIS Jackson Apartments. On the
honeymoon Mrs. Wagner will wear
a tan ensemble with small hat to
match. :,
Miss Sieben is a young lady well
and favorably known among her
MANY associates. She is a gradu--
ate of the Sank Centre High school
having been a member of the Class
of 1922. Following her gradua-
tion she became member of the
Normal Department of the local
high school. After completing her
teachers training here she at
tended the State Teachers Col
lege at St. Cloud for a term. Fol
Iowino this training she taught