The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-11
Local Junior League Plans To Hold
 Garuen Tour

The Waterbury Junior league garden tour, for the benefit of Wa terbury children at the New Haven County Community Center, 1400 Whitney avenue, will be held on Tuesday, and Wednesday. June 14th, and 18th. Twenty-two gar dens in Waterbury. Watertown and Middlebury will be opened to the public and @ special exhibit of flower arrangements will be shown each day. Tea and cold refresh ments will be served, and there will be entertainments for children.
 The following gardens in Water town and Waterbury will be opened on the first day, Tuesday, June 14th, 2-6 o'clock: Watertown: Mrs Elsie Hyde Scovill. Mrs Charles sherwood, Creatures for children); Mrs H. H. Heminway, Mrs Sher- man Perry, Mrs Charles Bucking- ham, (Flower Show); Mrs Edwin c. Reade, Mrs Rodney Chase, (sale); Waterbury: Mrs Harry Chase, Mrs George Goss, (Plant Exchange; Miss Helen Chase, (Sale); Miss Margery Hayden, Mrs Julius Smith, Creatures for Chil- dren); Mrs Elton s. Wayland. Afternoon Tea, 4-6 o'clock). The following gardens in Middlebury will be shown on the second day, Wednesday, June 18th, 2-6 o'clock: Miss Gertrude Whittemore, Mrs Frederick $. Chase, Mrs Edgar Stillman, (Plant Exchange); Mrs Charles Upson, Mrs c. Sanford Bull, Mrs Charles Larkln, (Fea- lures for Children); Mrs Howard Futile, Mrs Henry l.. Wade, (Sale); Mrs William Fl. White, (Flower Show. Tea 4-6 o'clock.
 The committee in charge of the Waterbury Junior league garden tour consists of Mrs William H. White, Miss Elizabeth Wade White. Mrs William Goss, Miss Juliette E. Adams, Mrs Barlow Heminway, and Miss Anna Delaney.
 Mrs Frederick Chase of Middle bury will be hostess for the annual Spring County meeting of the League of Women Voters, Tuesday. The principal speaker will be Dr V. Clugne of Philadelphia, noted au- thor and lecturer on economies and unemployment problems. There will be a basket luncheon at l2:3O o'clock, and Mrs Chase's gardens will be open for inspection.
 A garden bridge party will be held at the residence of Dr r. J. Brennan, 77 Englewood avenue, Wednesday afternoon, June l5, from 2 to 8 D. m., for the benefit of SS. Peter and Paul church. Tickets for the social event may be procured from the Misses Ann Brennan, Mollie .O'Connor and Helen Egan, who are in charge of the arrangements. Card playing, for those who wish to play, will be continuous during the afternoon on the grounds of the residence where the rose gardens. floral border and rock gardens are now in bloom.
 The last social of the season of the Leavenworth Hi-Y was held this week in the West Lobby Spec ial novelty dances were enjoyed. Refreshments were severed later In the evening. Those who attended were: Mr and Mrs Vaill, Bill Briggs Myron Roberts, Lois Slater. John Parry. Ruth Taylor. William All man, Florence Parker, Willie Ca hill, Mary Kosko, Steven Borowy, Violet Coddington, Ted. Suzteckie, Emelia Bisewiz, Walter Marka- witz, Martha Kardas, Vincent Mur- phy. Margaret Sheehy. John d. Creven, Mary Howard, George Nit chell. Anna Fauay. Oscar Espelin, Marion Claffey, Francis Galipault. Doris Jorgenson, Haakon Jorgen- sen Doris Sills. Albert GalipauIt and John Mastinio.