The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-28

A most successful garden tea was sponsored yesterday afternoon at the summer home of Miss Ger trude Whittcmore of Middlebury by the County Extension commit l tee of the Children's Community Center. More than two hundred guests viewed the gardens on the | estate. Guests were received by Miss Whittcmore and Miss Lucy E. Hampson.
 Those who presided at, the punch bowl and poured tea were Mrs Donald s. Futile, Mrs Ethel D. Matthies, Miss Winnebell Schaffcr. Mrs r. c. Space. and Mrs Hubert Stoddard.
 Refreshments were served by members of the Naugatuck and Seymour committee of the center. They are Mrs J. B. Honey, Mrs Clarence B. Adams, Mrs C.. F.. Matthies, Miss Katherine Matthies, Miss Helen Morrison, and Miss Ethel Adams. Assisting them were Miss Ellen Rodenbach, Miss Dor Othy Barnum, Miss Betty Barnum, Miss Jane DIbble. Miss Marjorie Thomas, and Miss Frances Honey.
 Miss Cecelia SlaytOn had charge Of the tickets.
 A surprise graduation party was given on Sunday afternoon in honor
 of Miss Mary Richards at the
 home of MT and Mrs Joseph Cia-
 lelli of Berkeley street The guest of honor was presented with many
 beautiful gifts. Refreshments were served during the evening. The guests included: Misses Mary, Julia and Rose Richards. Margaret.
 Eleanor and Julia Ciareliili, Elea- nor and Josephine Guarino, Grace, Irene. Helen and Mildred Stango, Concetta and Carmclln Guisto. An na Salerno, Concetta and Rose Di- Capua, Teresa Frasi, Mary and susan Beretti. Rose and Angelina LaPio, Helena Amicone, and Louis Richards, Jr, Michael Cermeia, Jr John Cermola, Alfred CiarleIli, Ei- cholas Petrucci, Raymond. Charles and George Amicone. Nicholas Guarino, Frank Barass0, Ralph Penta, Mario DiMunzio. Arthur CiccnreIlo, Charles, William, Dom chic, Juisto, Thomas and Phillip PnnasiO, Samuel Saierno, Joseph and Frank Brcvetti, Nicholas Cic- carclli. Frank Spine.ii. Anthony Sncco, Martin Valenti, Samuel La pio D0menis Vecedomini. MT and Mrs Louis Richards, Mr and Mrs Joseph Ciarlelli, Mir and Mrs Mi- chacl Cermola, Mir and Mrs Mi chacl Kuisto, Mir and Mrs Peter Filippelli, MT and Mrs Salerno, Mir and Mrs Vincent Petrucci, Mir and Mrs Vincent Guarino, MT and Mrs John Parcnte, Mir and Mrs Anthony Stango, Mrs Teresa Cermola, Mrs Ezio Ciarlelli and Mrs Anthony GianelIi.
 F A hot dog roast was enjoyed at Lakewood Park on Saturday after noon by the Children of Mary S0- cicty of St Francis xavier's par ish. A large number of members attended and various sports. were enjoyed throughout the day.
 MT and Mrs Nicholas Paojucci of Union street entertained at q graduation party at their home on Sunday evening in compliment to their son Donate Mario Paolucci who recently received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Holy Cross college. Various forms of cntcr- tainment were enjoyed during the evening and n delicious luncheon was served. Those attending were: MT and Mrs Nicholas Paoiucci, MT and Mrs James DAndrea, MT and Mrs James DeRienzo. Misses Anne Bowling. Margaret Bowling, Mar garct Carlson, Angeline DeNicola, Laura, Carmissa, Marion Rossi Mary Ricciuti, Jennie Jamcle. Fanny JameIe, Edythe Ricciuti, Florence sciuil0, Rose Copeiietti, Anna Marie Orlando, Amelia Ric- ciuu, Anne M. Orlando, Cnrmcia Petricone, Irene I.ciber, Helen An toinette and Jeannette ciminera. and Joseph Reynolds, and William Nixon of Naugatuck, Charles Mur- phy of Danbury, Rocco Fanelii and Salvatore Cava1ieri of Hartford, Doc coughlin of Hob0ken. N. J.. Leo Kelley, stephen Bergtn, Ed- ward Bergin, Walter Monagan. Vincent Miller, W. Norris. carmine ] lcipriano, Patsy Jamele, Frank Camissa, James Camissa, Ti1ie De- Nicola. Donate and Vincent Pao- fIcci.
 Miss Agnes c. Fitzpatrick. who recently resigned as asmstnnt su- perintendant of schools and super. visor of the Kindergarten primary department was presented with . gift of c picture and . purse of gold ny the principals and teach- CTS in public schools. Tho testi- ] moniaI was given under the spon-