The Bridgeport Post from Bridgeport, Connecticut • Page 27

BRIDGEPORT SUNDAY -POST, B--THREE Bradrord Bachrach MRS. RICHARD AUSTIN SMITH, JR. Miss Catherine C. Munnell Bride In New York of Lt. R.

A. Smith Southport Girl Married Air Force Officer on Friday Miss Catherine Carter Munnell, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Equinn W. Munnell of Pequot road, Southport and New York city was married Friday afternoon to First Lieut.

Richard A i Smith, USAF, son of Mr. Mrs. Smith of Port Washington, L. I. and Noank.

The ceremony was solemnized in Calvary Episcopal church. New York, by the Rev. Albert B. Buchanan and was followed by a reception at the Colony club in New York. Dr.

Munnell gave his daughter In marriage. She was gowned in Ivory pcau de soie and Alencon lace, designed with a round neckline, elbow length sleeves and train. She wore a short tulle veil arranged from a headdress nf peau de soie and carried a bouquet of white roses, baby's breath and i i a ivy. Miss Elizabeth Hamilton Munnell was maid of honor for sister and Mrs. Thomas C.

Munnell served as matron of honor. Her other attendants were Mrs. J. Richard Stoltz, Miss Lowell Belin and Miss Lynn Dixon. Roderick S.

Smith was best man for his brother and the usher corps included the i e'a brother Thomas C. Munnell, Roger L. Baum. Peter V. Fish, Russell M.

Griffin and Samuel G. Mygatt. The bride, an alumna of th Chapin school and Wellesley college, is a senior art editor at Harcourt, Brace and World, Inc. was presented in 1960 at. the Junior League Debutante ball and a -member of the Junior 'League of New York, i Mrs.

Smith is a granddaughter of Mrs. William Monroe Clark of Orlando, Fla. and the late Dr. Clark and of Mrs. William H.

Mu.nnel.rdf New York and the late Mr. Munnell. Smith is an alumnus of the -Choale school, Wallingford and Trinity college. Hartford, where he was a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon. grandson of Mrs.

Mildred Smith ajid Mrs. McCook Knox, both of'Washington, D. ths bridegr'odm is a great-grandson of Philander Chase Knox, who was a U. S. Attorney General, Secretary of Slate under President Taft and a senator from Pennsylvania, alss a great-grand- EOn of Brig.

Gen. Anson G. McCook; who was a U. S. Representative from New YorV.

Mrs. Morley C. Boyd Parents of Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Morley C.

Boyd of Bibbins road, Easton. announce the birth of a daughter, Letitia- Chapin, on May 9 in Bridgeport hospital. She has a brother, Morley. Mr. and Mrs.

Jarvis Jennings of Redding road, Fairfield and Mr. and Mrs. William Boyd of Old Academy road, Fairfield, are the grandparents, Mary a a Sgt. T. G.

Owen Guests at Parties Mrs. William H. Jackson of Verna HiU road, Fail-field, and Mrs. Lawrence will entertain at a tea on Tuesdry in the former's home honoring Miss Mary Hoagland, daughter of E. Hoagland of New Canaan and the late Mr.

Hoagland who will be married June 1 to Sgt. T. Gerald Owen, 'USAF, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Owen of Bronson road, Fairfield.

Next Sunday, the couple will be feted at a small dinner party by Mr. and Mrs. Douglass W. Lawder of Burr street. Fairfield.

A recipe shower given by Mrs. William H. Dennler and Mrs. i i B. Lyster in the Dennler.

home on Bronson road, Fairfield, honored the bride- elect last week and another party is being planned by Mrs. Edward P. 3rd, of Cherry lane, Fairfield, and Mrs. Leon E. Thomas, of Burr street, Fairfield.

Bridgeport Sunday Post MISS SANDRA PEIRSON COOGAN Pascal Franchot Tone Is Fiance Of Miss Sandra Peirson Coogan Fairfield Girl to Be Bride of Instructor in August Mrs. Henry P. Coogan, 840 Verna Hill road, Fairfield, announces' the engagement of her stepdaughter, Miss Sandra Peirson Coogan to Pascal Franchot Tone of New York city, son of Franchot Tone of New York and Mrs. Cornel Wilde of Beverly Hills, Calif. An August wedding is planned.

Miss Coogan, daughter of the late Henry Peirson Coogan of Fairfield and Mrs. Ada Simpson Coogan of Georgetown, was graduated from House in the Pines, Norton, Mass, and Bennett college, Millbrook, N.Y. Slis is with the Columbia Broadcasting company, New York. Mr. Tone is an alumnus of the Hill school, Pottstown, Pa.

and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He is on the faculty of the Collegiate school in New York and is studying for a master's degree in English at Columbia university. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E.

Norton of Easton, returned on Friday after spending the past four months in Barbados, W.I. Black Rock Yacht Club Plans Reception May 25 The Black Rock Yacht club will' its 43rd-season with a reception the clubhouse on Saturday evening at 6:30 o'clock for new members. Commodore and Mrs. William J. Clarke will greet the members.

The annual Memorial Day flag rai-sing ceremony is scheduled for 4 p.m. that day, followed by a buffet supper. The entertainment committee is planning a summer fashion show for Saturday, June 1. followed by dinner and dancing. The Woman's auxiliary of Burroughs Home will meet tomorrow at a.m.

in the 2470 Fairfield avenue. T. Logan of Dunham road, Fairfield, has returned after a visit with her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. John Logan of Farmington.

Mr. and Mrs. John D. Grabau of Whiting Pond road, Fairfield, were hosts at dinner in their home, last evening. Miss Linda R.

Park, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Park road, Weston, awarded the French Government Book prize for excellence 'in French at Mt. Hblyoke college, where she is a member of the freshman class.

Laurel Ann Warren, Peter Trufant Are Engaged, Both Are Students Mr. and Mrs. Leslie B. Warren. 215 North Park avenue, Easton, announce (he engagement of their daughter Laurel Ann to peter Warren Trufant, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin F. Trufanl of Peterborough, N.H. A graduate of Joel Barlow high school, Redding, Miss War- Margot V. Ladewig And David Miles To Many Sept.

21 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Garner Ladewig, 7 Nutmeg road, Ridgefield and Saranac Lake, N. Y. have announced the engagement of their daughter Miss Margot Van Stone Ladewig to David Northup Miles, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Egbert Miles, Jr. of Walker lane, Woodbridge. The wedding is planned for Sept. 21.

Miss Ladewig was graduated from the Foxhollow school, Lenox, Mass, and Marjorie Webster Junior college. She is a granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Van Stone of Reading, Mass and the late Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur E. Ladewig of San Francisco. Mr. Miles, who was graduated from the Lawrenceville school, Yale i i and Columbia university.

School of Business, is associated with a brokerage house in New York. His grandparents are Mrs. Egbert Miles of New Haven and the late Mr. Miles and the late Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel W. Northup of Haven. David Hillmann, Jr. And Ellen Griffin To in MISS CAROLYNN STOKES BLANCHARD Wells liucilo Miss Garolynn Stokes Blanchard And Benton T. Ashby Betrothed Weston Girl Plans Her Marriage in September Mr.

and Mrs. William Stokes Blanchard of Broad street, Weston, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Mis' Carolynn Stokes Blanchard to Benton Thomas Ashby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashby of Columbia, S.C. A September wedding is planned.

The prospective bride is a graduate of Dana Hall school, Wellesley, Ma-ss. and Centenary College for Women. She was presented in 1960 at a dance given by her parents and at the i League Debutante ball in Stamford. Her grandparents are Mrs. William A.

Hampshire of Worcester, Mass, and the late Mr 1 Hampshire and the late Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Blanchard of Trenton, A graduate of St. Bernard school in Cullman, Ala.

and" University of South Carolina, Mr. Ashby served four years in the U.S. Navy and is currently with the Reigel Paper. corporation. He i-s a grandson of the late Mr.

and Mrs. John McCarthy of Philadelphia and the a Dr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Ashby of Mt.

Airy, N.C. House, Garden Club Luncheon Tomorrow Mrs. Manning M. Exton, 870 Pequot road, Southporl, will be hostess for a covered dish luncheon and meeting of the House and Garden Club of Bridgeport tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. The subject will be an Intra-club exhibit arranged' by Mrs.

Frederick A. Strong. Hostesses in charge are Mrs. Clarence W. Bushnell, Mrs.

Phillip 1. Crawford, Mrs. Robert P. FJlis, Mrs. William W.

House, Mrs. John A. Jensen, Mrs. Donald E. Millians and Mrs.

Miles Thompson. MISS ELLEN THERESA GRIFFIN Vincent Weston Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. John P. i i 51 Waller road, of the engagement of their daughter, Ellen Theresa to David A.

Hillmann, son of D. A. Hilimann of Stamford and Mrs. Mary H. Hillmann, 304 Homeland street.

Fairfield. The wedding is planned for next February- Miss Griffin, an alumna of Notre Dame high school, will be graduated this month from Marywood college, Scranton, Pa. with a BA in elementary education. Starting in September, she will be a teacher in the Bridgeport school system. Mr.

Hillmann, a graduate of Notre Damp high school, attended Villanova university and will be graduated from Sacred Heart university next month. He is employed at Norden's in Norwalk. Richard A. Miller, Miss Ann Knight To Many June 15 Attendants have been announced for the wedding of Miss Ann Chamberlain Knight daughter of Mrs. Melvin C.

Knight of W.l- liamsport, and the late Mr. Knight, to Richard Allen Miller, son of Mrs. Joseph E. Millrr, 14 Far Horizons drive, Easton and the late Mr. Miller.

The ceremony will take place on June 15 at 7 p.m. in Christ Episcopal church, Williamsport, with the Rev. Lee rector, and the Rev. Richard B. Martin of St.

Paul's Lutheran church, performing the ceremony. The future bride will be attended by Mrs. Robert P. Crockett of Rochester, N. as matron of honor, and by Miss Jody Hall of Phoenix, as maid of honor.

Her other attendanls will be Miss Leslie Tarbox of Lexington, Miss Ann Callender of Pasadena, Miss Ellen Brass of Cogan Station, Mrs. Michael K. Grindstaff of State College, Miss Laurie Crockett, and Miss Jennifer Miller. Mr. Miller will have his brother, Robert J.

Miller of Easton, as his best a and the ushers will include Dr. Dwight F. Miller of Orange, David Faile, of Southport, Stephen Froling of Denver, Geoffrey Drury of Sheffield, and Robert P. Crockett of Rochester. Miss Knight will be graduated In June from Mount Holyoke college and she will attend the Department of Graduate Studies at Yale university in the fall.

Mr. Miller is a student at Yale Law school. Mr and Mrs. Morris Applebaum a i at cocktails and a dinner party recently in i new home at 550 Old Oaks road, Fairfield. ren is a member of the upho- more class at the University of New Hampshire.

Mr. Trufant, a business administration major at the Whittemore School of Business, University of New Hampshire, was graduated from Peterborough high school. MISS NANCY LINCOLN TAYLOR Miss Nancy Taylor of Westport Engaged to David Johnson, Jr. Carla A. Givens To Be June Bride Of Edward Neale June 8 is the date set for the wedding of Miss Carla Givens, daughter of Mrs.

M. Turnbull Givens of New York city to Edward Parker Neale, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Edward Neale, GO Rowland road, Fairfield.

The ceremony will be solemnized at 2:30 p.m. in St. George's Episcopal church by the Rev. Hobart Gary and a reception will follow in the parish hall. Miss Patricia Cantiglia of Arlington, Va.

will serve as maid of honor and the bridegroom's sisters, Miss Janet and Miss Margaret Neale, also Miss Nancy Jones and Miss Barbara Budoff of New York will be the bridesmaids. i Warren of Old Greenwich will be the best man and in the usher corps will be Thomas Sides, Donald Parker, Raymond Tierney, and Douglas McCaig of Lancaster, N.H. On the night preceding the wedding Mr. and Mrs. Neale will entertain at a bridal dinner in Brooklawn Country club.

The bride-elect has been feted at two showers recently, given by Mrs. Milbur Givan of Fairfield and by Mrs. Raymond Tierney of Lenox avenue. Junior League Provisional to Be Bride in November Miss Nancy Lincoln Taylor and David Randolph Johnson, are engaged and plan to be married in November. Mr.

and Mrs. David R. Taylor, .6 Blackberry lane, Westport, have announced their daughter's betrothal to the son of Mr. and Mrs. D.

R. Johnson of Severna Park, Md. Miss Taylor is a graduate of the Northfield school and Connecticut college and is employed by (he Department of Defense at Fort George G. Meade, Md. She is a provisional member of the Junior League of Baltimore.

The future bride is a granddaughter of Mrs. Harold Lincoln Stover of Cohasset, Mass, and the late Dr Stover and of Mrs. Hall Taylor of Brookfield Center and the late Roy M. Taylor of East Orleans, Mass. Mr.

Johnson was graduated from St. Andrew's school, Middletown, Del. and Wesleyan university as a member of Sigma Xi and Phi Beta Kappa. He is now a candidate for a doctorate in mathematics at Yale university and will be an instructor next year at Trinity college, Hartford. His grandparents are Mrs.

Jane A. Johnson of Warwick, R.I. and the late Anton E. Johnson and the late Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence L. Briggs of Huntington, L.I. Mrs. Craig Casey Parents of Daughter The Rev. Craig W.

Casey of St. Mark's Episcopal church, New Canaan and Mrs. Casey, announce the birth of a daughter, Sarah Wendell, on May 5 in Norwalk hospital. Mrs. Casey is the former Sally Williams of Chestnut Hill, Mass.

Miss Barbara Loether, a of Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Loether of Fox Run lane, Newtown, formerly of Fairfield, will be graduated June 5 Miss Porter's school, Farmington. She plans to enter Elmira college.

Parties Arranged for Miss Siiliman, G. W. Clarke, Jr. Mr. and Mrs.

George W. Clarke of a Park, Redding will entertain at a bridal dinner in Cobbs Mill inn, Weston, Friday evening, June 14 in honor of their son, George W. Clarke, Jr. and Miss Betsy Siiliman, daughter of Frederick B. Siiliman of Millbank road, Fairfield whose marriage will take place the following day.

On the day of the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Cuyler H. Shaw will be hosts at a bridal luncheon in their home on Old Academy road, Fairfield. Mrs.

Wallace H. Lineburgh and Mrs. Arthur H. Moore will entertain at a kitchen shower for Miss Siiliman on Saturday May 25 in Mrs. Moore's home on Redding road, Fairfield and Mrs.

Frederick R. Siiliman of Valley road, Fairfield will be hostess at a luncheon and miscellaneous shower on Saturday June 8 in honor of her granddaughter. bridesmaids' luncheon on Friday June 14 will be given by Mrs. John 0. Carlton of Glen Arden drive, Fairfield.

Mr. and Mrs. B. Franklyn Bulkley of Mill Hill road, Southport, entertained a few friends for cocktails in their home, yesterday afternoon. Miss Jane Sherwood, a student at St.

Agnes school, Albany, is spending the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Sherwood of Joan drive, Fairfield. Sunday Post cfioto-Plimww Mrs.

Walter B. Lashar, a past president, and a member of the Bridgeport Ladies Charitable todtty for over 50 years, guards the Donation basket at the annual tea held on Wednesday In the home of Samuel W. Hawley, 2760 Congress street, Falrflcld. Standing, left to right, Misj Susan Mnu Hawley, Mrs. George B.

Longslhretn, president ind Mrs. Arthur W. Warner..