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B--TWO BRIDGEPORT SUNDAY POST, WAV 24. 1970 MRS. RICHARD JOHN VAN ORT MRS. JUAN MANUEL CEBRIAN Juan M. Cebrian, Of Madrid, Marries Barbara A.

Wesche Mlsj Barbara Anns Wesche, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Wesche, 635 Merritt itreet, became the brido of Juan Manuel Cebrian Luengo, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Juan Cebrian at Madrid, Spain, yesterday morning at 10 o'clock in Sts. Cyril and Methodius church with the Rev. Francis Terras of Fatrfield university officiating. Escorted by her father, the wore a Victorian gown of organza over taffeta, fashioned with a high neckline of venise lace centered with Ice bluo satin ribbon, the trimming also accenting the bodice- extending to hem of the skirt, forming cuffs of the Juliet sleeves and the hem of tho chapel train. Her cathedral length veil of silk Illusion was edged with lace and ribbon and arranged from a lace headdress.

She carried a bouquet of step- hanotls and white orchids. Miss Christine Wesche was her sister's only senior attend- and the bridegroom's sister, Paloma Cebrion, was flower girl. Robert' Westhoff served a.1 proxy best man for Pedro Gonzalez of Madrid, who was unable to attend and Paul Bernor and John Westhoff ushered. A reception took place In the Knights of Columbus hall, and the couple left on tour of this country. They will make thier home in Madrid.

The bride, an honor graduate of Central high school and the University of Connecticut, attended New York university at the University of Madrid and has been tutoring pre-school Spanish children in Willimantic. Mr. Cebrian, a graduate of the AugusHnian School of St. Paul In Madrid, attended the National School of Social Sciences and the official School of Journalism in Madrid. Ha is a Journalist with Altamura Ro- topress, editing house.

Garden Club Lists Exhibit Winners For May Meeting Mrs. Stanley Mann, exhibits chairman of the Stratford Garden club, has announced the winners for the month. In the arrangement classes, Mrs. Stanley Johnson scored first, Mrs. Theodore Llllemoe, second, and Mrs.

Layard Savacool, third, In the class "Serene Moments;" Mrs. Frank Pero, first in "Trip Abroad," and Mrs. Herbert Held, honorable mention in the class entitled "Any Other." For horticulture Mrs. Edmund Judson received three firsts, two seconds and one honorable mention; Mrs. Mann, one first and one third; Mrs.

A. C. Persson, one first, one second and one third; Mrs. Johnson, one first; Mrs. Ray Wheeler, two firsls and one third; Mrs.

Chester Russell, one first; Mrs. Elbcrt Steven- eon, two firsts; Mrs. Frank Pero, three firsts and two thirds; Mrs. Rodney Dyott, one second; Mrs. Herbert Reid, one second; Mrs.

Roger Cole, one third and Mrs. Anthony Musante, one third. Mrs. Vernon Lent, Mrs. Robert Abcrorombie and Mrs.

Vincent Kinsella Judged and Mrs. Carol Sohreyer and Mrs. Robert Zenhigh clerked. Devon Club Plans Meeting, Election, Program of Slides Members of the Devon Garden club will elect officers tomorrow at the monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. In the home of Miss Edith Oddy, 86 Victory drive, Milford.

Mrs. Carlos Smith will be co- hostess. Slides of gardens here and abroad will ba shown. The artistic exhibit for the day will be "Maytime," stressing beauty, and using fresh plant material. The horticulture class will include bulbs and shrubs in bloom.

Artistic awards at the last meeting were presented to Mrs. Howard Peck, first, Mrs. Byron Williams, second and Mrs. Albin Wickun, third and horticulture ribbons were received by Mrs. Peck two firsts, one second and one third; Mrs.

Frank Simko, a third and Mrs. Adolph Brisch, honorable mention. Mrs. Jane Tabbutt has returned to her home in Pompano Beach, after a visit with her brother-in-law and sister, Dr. and Mrs.

William Williams, of Stiles street, Stratford Miss Marjorie Rung, June Bride, Feted Miss Marjorie E. Rung, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rung, 735 Redding road, Fairfield, will be married to William Roberts. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Roberts, 960 Jennings road, Fairfield, on June 25 in St. Pius church, Fairfield. She was honored at a luncheon and shower recently by Mrs. C.

C. Cella and Mrs. Fred Foito In the former's home, 85 Knollwood drive, Fairfield and was also feted at a luncheon by Mrs. Eugene James of Twin Brook terrace, Monroe. Lt.

R. J. Van Ort, Navy Pilot, Marries Gale Agnes Hays In the Arlington Presbyterian church, Jacksonville, Fla. yesterday afternoon, Miss Gale Agnes Haya and Lieut. Richard John Van Ort USNR, were married by the Rev.

James Lloyd. The 4 o'clock ceremony united the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hays ot Jacksonville, to the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Everett John Van Ort, 34 Ridgeway, Eastern. Mr. Hays gave his daughter in marriage. Her Empiro gown of silk organza, over peau de sole, featured a Victorian bodice and Bishop sleeves of peau d'ange lace. Lace also scalloped the hem of the A-line skirt and lace appliques trimmed the detachable train.

She wore an illusion vei! arranged from a contour cap of peau de sole and peau d'ange lace embroidered with seed pearls and carried a bouquet of white chrysanthemums. Miss Judi Johnson was the maid of honor and serving the bride also were Miss Ellen Simpson of Clark, N. Miss Sydney Whidden and Mrs. Michael Flannery both of Jacksonville, Mrs. F.

Palmer Williams of Tallahassee, Mrs. Baird of Warner Robins, Miss Linda Dates of Daytona, Fla. and as junior bridesmaid Lori Richard- Eon of Clark, N. J. Douglas James Van Ort was his brother's best man and another brother Dale Van Ort of Washington, D.

C. Bruce Hays, brother of the bride, Stephen Wilson, John Brabenec, Frank Wesh, and Michael Ramsey all of Jacksonville, ushered. After a reception in the Knights of Columbus hall, the couple left for Bermuda. They will make their home in Pensacola, Fla. The bride, a social worker, received her BS degree from Florida State university.

Lieut. Van Ort, a navy pilot, was educated at the Berkshire school and Colorado college. Slide Lecture Set By Floral Art Club Wednesday Night The Floral Art Garden club will meet on Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Bruce Hopkins, 43 Jamestown road, Trumhull.

Mis. Jack Konowttz, past president of the Center Garden club of New Haven, an accredited flower show judge and a member of the New York Horticultural society and the. New Haven Camera club, will be the special guest. She will present a slide lecture entitled "A Wish Fulfilled--A Garden in Perpetual Bloom." During the business meeting the 1970-71 slate of officers will be presented after which refreshments will be served by Mrs. John Shomsky and Mrs.

John Terricciano. The artistic arrangement for members' exhibits is entitled "Spring Is Sprung," all fresh plant material to be used. A spring flower or branch may be submitted for the horticulture class. A daughter, Dawn Michelle, was bom May 5 in Portsmouth, to Petty Officer second class Robert Sherbo, USN, and Mrs. Sherbo of Virginia Beach, Va.

Mrs. Sherbo is Ihe former Victoria Benedetto, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Benedetto of Boston avenue. The paternal grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Dominick Sherbo of Vincellette street. Daughter, Renee, Is Born To Mrs. Tibbals Mr. and Mrs.

Bruce Tibbals of Governors avenue, Milford, announce the birth of their first child, Renee on May 17 in St. Vincent's hospital. Mrs. Lester Tibbals Milford and Mrs. Mary Pudim of Garfield avenue are the grandmothers and Mrs.

Samuel DePietro of Madison avenue is the great- grandmother. MRS. CHARLES W. STRAM, JR. Sharon Twigg, Charles Stram, Jr.

Married Yesterday Miss Sharon Louise Twigg, daughter of Mrs. Louise Twigg, 14 Peak avenue, Milford and the late Charles E. Twigg, became the bride of Charles William Stram, son of Mr. and Mrs. 455 Villa avenue, Fairlieid, yesterday afternoon in the Fairfield Grace United Methodist church.

Tho 12:30 o'clock ceremony wag performed by the Rev. James S. Hood. Howard W. Crane presented his niece in marriage.

She wore a Victorian style gown of tucked organza and val lace fashioned with a high neckline, an Empire bodice, leg o' mutton sleeves, an A-line skirt and a detachable chapel length train. Her triple tiered veil of silk illusion was arranged from a Camelot cap accented with val lace and lilies of the valley and she carried a bouquet of Shasta daisies, yellow sweetheart roses, white miniature carnations and stephanotis. Miss Susan Bliss was the maid of honor and Miss Joyce E. Hurst and Miss Linda Crane were the bridesmaids. Martin Sw.insnn served as hest man and ushering were James Lukacsy and Stephen Szobota.

A reception took place in the Candlelite restaurant and the couple left for Bermuda. They will reside in Fairfield. A graduate of Jonathan Law high school, the bride is a legal secreatry. The bridegroom, an alumnus of Andrew Warde high school, attended the University of Connecticut. He is empbysd by the Sllversiona Electric Con.

itruction company. MRS. ROBERT T. WASHBURN Bridal Solemnized Of Carolyn Todd, Robert Washburn Miss Carolyn Todd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Jnmes S. Todd, 140 Rock Major road, Fairfield, and Robert Taylor Washburn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Washburn ot West Hartford, were married yesterday afternoon in the First Church, Congregational, in Fairfield.

The 2 o'clock ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Henry E. Robinson. Mr.

Todd gave his daughter in marriage. She wore a gown of organza, fashioned princess style, with a high neckline, cap sleeves and a full skirt falling into a chapel train. Venise lace trimmed the neckline and sleeves and formed a panel down the front of the gown. A headdress of matching lace fastened her silk illusion veil which fell floor length and her bouquet was a cascade of daisies, miniature carnations and yellow sweetheart roses. Serving, as maid of honor was Miss Joan L.

Weatherbie of Boston and as the bride's other attendants, Miss Wendy Washburn of Rockville, sister of the bridegroom, Miss Lyn Todd a cousin of the bride and Mrs. Paul B. McKiernan of Brockton, Mass. Steven Washburn of West Hartford was his brother's best man and ushering the guests were two brothers ol the bride, Robert Todd of Dallas, Texas, and James R. Todd of Atlanta, also John Lynch of Boston.

A garden reception followed at the bride's home and the couple left lor a honeymoon in Bermuda. They will reside in Bristol. The bride, a registered nurse, Is a graduate of Roger Ludlowe high school and the New England Baptist hospital, School of Nursing, Boston. Mr. Washburn.

an alumnus iif Knox college, Galesburg, 111., is an underwriting supervisor for the Allstate Insurance company, West Hartford. Norman Regnaud Marries Teacher Miss Marilyn Kay Miss Marilyn Elizabeth Kay, daughter of Herbert A. Kay, 211 Green Valley road, Stratford, and Norman Donald Regnaud, son of Mrs. Theresa Regnaud of Walerbury and the late Lucien Regnaud, were married yesterday morning in Grace Lutheran church, Stratford. The Rev.

C. Wilhelm Benson, pastor, and the Rev. Edmund S. Czarnecki of St. Joseph's church, Danbury, officiated at the 10:30 o'clock ceremony, Mr.

Kay gave his daughter in marriage. Her gown of silk organza and venise lace was styled with a wedding ring collar, Empire bodice, lace-appliqued sleeves and an A-line skirt and detachable train both bordered with lace. She wore a bouffant silk illusion veil arranged from a crystal and pearl-trimmed lace profile headdress and carried a semi-cascade of cal)a lilies and stephanotis. Mrs. Ray MacDonald served as matron of honor and the bride's other attendants were the bridegroom's sister, Mrs.

Ronald Levesque, and as junior bridesmaid, Miss Cynthia Haling. Donald Bellefleur was Mr. Regnaud's best man. Donald Levesque served as ring bearer and Paul Regnaud, brother ol the bridegroom, and Myron Lenkowski ushered. The couple left for Barbados Island after a reception in Rapp's Grassy Hill lodge, Derby.

They will live in Middlebury. A teacher in McKinley school, Fairfield, the bride was graduated from Allegheny college and received her master's degree from the University of Bridgeport. Mr. Regnaud was graduated from Leavenworth high school, Waterbury, a served in the Marine Corps. He is with the Southern New England Telephone company.

MRS. DAVID VAN WYCK NIELSEN StKher Juditb A. Vidmark, Of Weston, Married To David Nielsen Tha marriage of Miss Judith Ann Vidmark of Cambridge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D.

Leonard Vidmark of Weston road, Weston, to David VanWyck Nielsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Nielsen of Fnrt Lee. N.J.

took place last evening at 7 o'clock in the Black Rock Congregational church. The Stanley R. Allaby performed the candlelight ceremony. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was gowned in white organza. Blue ribbon threaded through venise lace formed the Victorian neckline, marked the Empire line and trimmed the shoulders and cuffs of the Bishop sleeves.

The skirt was paneled in front with lace and matching lace encircled the chapel length detachable train. She wore an elbow length veil of silk illusion which fell from a Dior bow lace and ribbon and carried a swing bouquet of phalacnopsis and lilies of the valley with an accent of blue delphinium. Mrs. Paul Bagley of Brighton, Mass, was matron of honor for her sister and Miss Marie Nielsen, sister of the bride-groom was the maid of honor. Miss Barbara Dower and Miss Jean Segal, both of Cambridge, served as bridesmaids.

Mr. Nielsen was attended by Michael J. Markowitz of P.ast- chester, N.Y. as best man and tile bridegroom's brother John A. Nielsen of New York city and David Bernstein of Warwick, R.I., ushered.

A reception followed at Stonehenge in Ridgefield and the couple left for Bermuda. They will live in Cambridge for the summer. The bride, a graduate of Lssoll Junior college, Auhurmlale, Is a computer programmer with the State street Bank and company, Boston. Mr. Nielson will he graduated In the spring ivtth a nS degree in chemical engineering from the University of Rhode Island.

In the fall he will be attending the Columbia university a a School of Business Administration in New York city. MRS, NORMAN D. REGNAUD ShKIH Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Szaknl- zay of Dover Air Force base, announce the i of i first child, Carrie Ann.

on May 16. Mr. and Mrs. William Binkiwicz, 28!) Old Stratfield road, Fairfield, are the a a grandparents and Mr. and Mrs.

Julius 247 Roselle street, Fairfield, are the paternal grandparents. Garden Department Mini Flower Sbow Planned Tuesday The ilnfiarlmf.at nf the Southport Woman's club will ron- duct a mini Mower show rnlillcrt "Spring Song," for members on Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the commu. nity room of the First Federal Savings bank, 1177 Fairfield. There will be a table wiling class and a group of arrangements, suitable (or various rooms of the house.

Mrs. Henry S. Burr, Jr. show chiirman and Mrs, Raymond Rung will be In charge at Judpiig. Refreshments will he served by Mrs.

William J. Carion and her committee. may F. W. Busbing, Jr.

And Pamela Moore Wed in Salisbury Mi-ss Pamela Moore, daughter ol Cecil Milsom Moore of Chslten-. ham. England, and niece of Mr. and Mrs. P.

George Moore, 929 Judson place, Stratford, was married at noon yesterday to Farrell William Bushing, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bushirtg of Memphis. Tenn. The ceremony was performed in Salisbury by the Rev.

Dr. Edward Plerson of Cleveland, a former classmato of the bridegroom. The bride was presented ID a i a by her twin brother, Tom Q. Moore and attended by her sister, MM. David L.

Booth. Mr. Bushing served his son as best man. The couple will reside in New York city and Salisbury. Mrs.

Bushing is a graduate of (he University of Oxford and is export manager for Vanity Fair Mills. Inc. She and her twin brother lived with Mr. and Mrs. P.

George Mooro in Stratford during the war years of Mr. Bushing nn alumnus of Phillips Exeter academy, Princeton university and the Columbia Graduate School of Business. HR is assistant controller of the CBS Television network. His previous marriage ended in divorce. Spade, Hoe Club To Elect Officers, Stage Flower Sbow Officers will he elected by the Spade and Hoe Garden club of Milford at the May meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m.

in the home of Mrs. a Wilhelm, Mar i drive, Milford, Mrs. Reuben Erickson will he co-hostess. There will be a report on Junior Garden club by Mrs. George Nadeau and an inter-club flower show entitled "Maytime" will he staged.

Classes are as follows: "May Basket," an arrangement incorporating a basket aa container with fresh fruits vegetables; "Mothers Day," a traditional "Memorial an arrangement with accessories permitted; "A Walk in Ihe Woods," an arrangement using fresh plant material, wild flowers permitted and wood may be used as base or container and "A Stroll Along the Seashore," with ot tie- signer's choice. Winners of members' exhibits nt the last meeting included Mrs. Patrick Giordano, first. Mrs. Lawrence Rohinson, second and Mrs.

Mark Zotti, honorable mention in artistic arrangement class one; Mrs. Dana Rotman, first, Mrs. Howard Sinclair, second nnd Mrs. Wilhelm, third in class two and Mrs. Erickson, first, Mrs.

Kenneth, Riekc, second and Mrs, Timothy Slearns, honorable merv tion in qlass three. In the horticulture division, firsis were won by Mrs. Joseph Jassill, Riekc, Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Erickson; a second by Mrs ZotH, a third by arid honorable mention by Mrs.

Alves. A daughter, Valerie June; wai born to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Galll, Wood avenxie, Stm'tford, ori May 17 In St. Vincent's hospital.

grandpapa nre Mr. and GalH of Wood avenue, Stratford, and Mr. and Mrs. MJ- of.