The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-12
GARDEN PARTY IN
 MIDDLEBURY SET
Three Estates Open To- morrow for New Haven
 County Children

Naugatuck, Juno i2--Three gar. denB will open for the enjoyment of those who attend the garden party tomorrow, at the home of Mrs Donald s. Tuttle in Middle. bury. In addition to Mrs. Tuttle's own garden, Mrs. Howard B. Tut tle and Mrs. Charles l.. Larkin have offered to share the beauties of their June flowers with those who are in attendance.
 The affair has been arranged by Mrs. Donald $. Futile as chairman of tho Naugatuck committee for the Childrens Community Center, for the benefit of New Haven county children cared for by that institution. Naugatuck's present number at tho Center is 1b. Al times thore have been as many ns 23 Naugatuck children under the supervision of the expert workers at the Center. An exhibit of chil' | dren's handersft will be shown. Mrs. Tuttlo has arranged for diversity of entertainment to suit different ages and tastes. ThoBo or older years who have known the delights of driving behind a horse will yield their places tomorrow to the children below twelve, who may take pony rides. Card games
 will compensate the adults who grant to younger people tho privi' lego of driving around the square. Mss Winnlbol Schaffer, assisted by Mrs. Roy N. Thomas Is In charge of the card-pl1ying. A prlso is to Do awarded at every table, Mrs. John sehmuek and Miss Wigmoro ...lt L.. Ia lhA nhiIs dron of a good time.
 Mrs Philip Robinson and MrB D, l.. McCollum are Co servo refreBhs ments to tho adults, and will Do aB' sisted by q group from the Junior Woman's club, with Mss Patricia | Watkins as chairman. Mrs Henry E. Poek will preside ovor Q cake and candy table.
 Miss Glenn Kirby, Mrs Chester P.
 Isboll and Miss Kooffe have been busy selling tickets for tho event during the past weeks, but there nre still som0 to Dc bought from Mrs Kirby or from Miss kooffe at the Rcd Cr0ss. Single teiketB are DO cents, ChildrOn will Do admitted free, with a charge for different at. fractions. Tho public iB cordially Invited and tickets may Do pur' chased at tho gate. Among th0so planning to attend
 tho party from out.of.town are Mss Eleanor r. Tyler, president Of tho board of managers Of the ChiIdr0n'B Community Center, ana Mrs James Waring Mccoy Held secretary. -
 rain or shine.
 District Meeting Planned A district meeting Of Disabled American Veterans, will Do held at tho meeting place of Union City chapter, D. A. ", Wodnesday night Commander John ostroski Of the local post t0.day announced. There
 will Do about 60 here it Is expected. It is the first time the Union City
 post ever was host at dibtriet
 meeting.
 The post meots at 1b0 Bridge
 street. There 9ro soven chapters ID
 tho district. District C0mmandor Edward A, Nichols of HGmden VIII
 preside. Peter Nusent, first Senlor
 vice national commander and State
 Treastirer Michael D0ehan arc OK. Doetsd to bo on hand. C0mfnhnder Ostr0ski will welcome the visitors
 here, A fins time iB expected. Accept Resignation
 Tho congregation of tho lmman'
 u0I Luth0ran church last night do. Gidod Co accept "with deep rogret" the resignation Of pastor, Hoy John
 FrensBen. Hoy Fr0nsson will leave for poughk0opsi0, N. F., tho first Of July. The church board decided
 Co got in touch with tho New Iengs land conference president and hear my proposals for now minister ho
 may make.