Garden Tea Luncheon

I would like to personally invite everyone to this year=s Annual Garden and Tea Luncheon!

This year we are going to be doing something different. Instead of a tour of the lovely gardens in DeWitt County, we are having a presentation put on by the well-loved Bloomington Tea Ladies. It will be titled AThe Beauty of a Victorian Garden@. The Garden Tea Luncheon will also be a sit down lunch with a dessert buffet. This will take place before the presentation.

Date: Saturday June 17

Place: First Church of the Nazarene, 1220 Kleemann Drive, Clinton

Time: Luncheon will be at 11:30 a.m. the presentation will begin at 1:00 p.m.

Ticket Price: $15.00

Where to purchase tickets: CADV committee members, Dove and The Flower Corner.

**Please note that since this is a luncheon, in order to make sure we have enough food for everyone, tickets will only be sold in advance. We will not sell tickets at the door.

Jennifer Tolladay

DeWitt County Coordinator

Domestic Violence Program

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