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BRIDGEPORT SUNDAY POST, NOVEMBER 22,1970 MISS DEBORAH WARD Deborah Ward Betrothed Ifo Thomas Michael Schietinger Seniors at Marietta and" Marquette'to Marry in June Mr. and Mrs. Colby M. Ward, 125 Somerset avenue; Fairfield, the engagement of their 'daughter, -Deborah, to Michael Schietinger, lison of. and -Schietinger Texas, formerly Fairfield.

A June 'wedding is planned. Ward, a graduate of Rog- 'er Ludlowe high school, is a sen- at -Marietta college in Ohio she is an art major and president of Chi Omega soror- ilty. She will have completed the requirements prior to graduation. An alumnus of the same high Mr. Schietinger is a senior at Marguette university, maj- in engineering and belongs Triangle fraternity.

He is a ROTC and has been appointed to flight training. Mr. Larsen, of Beachside'. avenue, Greens Farms, have returned from a weekend in Cambridge, Mass. Mr.

and Mrs. Rickard Parents of Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. of Thompson street, Huntington, announce the birth of their third child, a daughter, Katherine Ann, on Nov.

12 -in Norwalk hospital. The other children are Michael and Laura Jane. Mrs. Rickard, the former Jan Stevens, is the daughter of Mrs. Jane Stevens of Chelsea street, Fairfield.

The paternal grandmother is Mrs. Nora Rickard of Villa avenue, Fairfield. iPenelope Burrow Gregory Madwede --To Dec. 12 Dr. and Mrs.

Paul Miller Traub Newburgh, N.Y., have an- noiinced the engagement of Mrs. traub's daughter, Miss Penelope Sherwood Burrow, formerly of Westport, to Gregory Madwede, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Madwede of Greenwich. ''-''Miss Burrow, daughter also of -the late John' Devereux Burrow whp resided on Webb road, 'graduated from the Thomas school in Rowayton and the Uni- of Connecticut.

She is an personnel manager of the creative department of the 'Grey Advertising company. Mr. Madwede recently com' -'pleted two years of duty in Viet- as a military advisor with the rank of captain in the Army. is now a student at North- I'eastern university i a degree in political rscience. 'The wedding is set for Dec.

12. Donna V. Garneau To Be Bride Dec. 5 Of Jay Saunders Miss Donna Verne Garneau, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.

Pierre Joseph Garneau of Un- quowa road, Fairfield and Win- hall, will become the bride of Jay Robley Saunders, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robley Saunders of West Orange, N.J. on Saturday Dec. 5.

The ceremony will be solemnized in Trinity Episcopal church, Southport, by the Rev. Francis X. Cheney, rector and will be Followed by a reception in Brooklawn Country club. Miss Gameau has been supervisor customer services for The Danbury Mint, a division of Glendinning companies, Westport, since her graduation from college. Mr.

Saunders is an architect with the H. Robley Saunders firm in Milburn, N.J'. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Detrich of Danbury announce the birth of a daughter, Heather Elizabeth, on -Nov.

7, in New Haven. Mr. and Mrs. Mills of Dogwood lane, Weston, are the maternal grandparents. Mrs.

Richard Rothermel entertained at a.tea recently in of Junior hostesses for the Cranberry Ball which will take place on Nov. 28 at the Norwalk Jewish Community Center on Shorehaven road, East Norwalk. Vincent Weston MRS. RONALD JOSEPH HENRY, JR. Ronald Joseph Henry, Marries Miss Nancy Cooke Henderson Goiipie Leave for Jamaica After Saturday Ceremony In St.

Pius church, Fairfield yesterday, at noon, Miss Nancy Cooke Henderson, daughter of Mrs. Edgar R. Henderson, 145 Lalley boulevard Fairfield and E.R. Henderson of Baltimore, Md. became the bride of Ronald Joseph Henry, of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry, 69 Round Hill drive, Fairfield. The Rev. Bernard Scanlon of St. Pius church and the Rev.

Oliver Carberry, rector of St. Paul's Episcopal church, Fairfield, officiated. Mr. Henderson presented his daughter in marriage. Her gown of ecru satin was designed with a high collar and Empire bodice of heirloom rosepoint lace, Bishop sleeves and a chapel train.

She wore a cathedral length veil of silk illusion, bordered in matching heirloom lace and arranged from a Camelot cap and carried a cascade of white roses and camellias. Mrs. Thomas S. Hobbs, Jr. served her sister as matron of honor and attending as bridesmaids were Miss Elizabeth Fahy, Miss Sharon Henry, sister of the bridegroom, Miss Helen Phippen and Miss Cynthia Heine.

George D. Kochi was Mr. Henry's best man. Peter S. Hobbs served as ring bearer and ushering the guests were Barry Cuda, John Schwartz, Joseph Madaras and Theodore Bowman.

A reception in the Oak room of Fairfield university followed the ceremony, after which the couple left for the island of Ja- maica. They will live in Fairfield. The bride, a graduate of Roger Ludlowe high school and Lynchburg college, is a licensed practical nurse at Bridgeport hospital. Mr. Henry, an alumnus of Roger Ludlowe high school, attended the University of Florida and was graduated from Fdrdham university.

He is associated with the Ronald J. Henry company, Fairfield. Mrs. Henry is a granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Harold S. Cooke, of Fairfield and grandniece of Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Cooke of Armo.nk, N.Y., and Palm Beach, Fla.

Mr. Henry is a grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Henry of Fairfield and the late Brig.

General and Mrs. George Schoen of Danbury. Cocktails, Dinner Scheduled Dec. 6 By UConn Alumni The Southern Fairfield county chapter of the University of Connecticut Alumni association is planning its annual holiday cocktail-dinner party for Sunday, Dec. 6 from 4 to 9 p.m.

in the Admiral Benhow inn, Yacht Haven, Wallace street off Shippan Point, Stamford. Proceeds will be used for the David J. Skelly Memorial scholarship fund given annually to a deserving student transferring from Stamford branch of the main campus of the University of Connecticut at Storrs. Ticket reservations may be made with Richard Morris of Cascade court, Stamford. Others on the committee are Miss Barbara Corbo of Stamford cochairman, Bob Atkinson of Weston, Conlin of Miss Helen Brady, Henry H.

Katten, John Brown, Donat Marchand and George all of Greenwich Nancy Skelly Fisk, Arnold Steiger, Robert Mascotti, Bruno Giordano, Julius Markiewicz, Joseph J. Tooher, Rocco Murano, and Gerald J. Sullivan all of Stamford. Dr. and Mrs.

Paul Fischer of River Valley road, Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Roderick J. MacKenzie of Old Oaks Mr. and Mrs.

Homer C. Batman of Old Academy road, Fairfield, and Dr. and Mrs. William Donnelly of Collingwood road, Fairfield, have returned home from a week in Bermuda. Sunday Post center is the new president of the Country Garden Club of Monroe.

Serving with her for the ensuing year are taJlteft, Bta! RichlrdTvalus, riceI president; Mrs. Eugene O'Hara, treasurer; Mrs. John J. Desmond, recording secretary and Mrs. Henry G.

Hill, corresponding secretary. ---Joan A. Kamens, Richard Hubbard To Marry Dec. 12 Miss Joan Alma Kamens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Roland A. Kamens, 44 Kings College place, Stratford, will bacome the bride of Richard Martin Hubbard, son of Richard Steele Hubbard of Rochester, on Saturday, Dec. 12 at 4 p.m. in the Hubbard home. The Rev.

Doris K. Rikert of the Poinphret Congregational church, will perform the ceremony, to be attended by the immediate families. Mr. and Mrs. Kamens will give their daughter in marriage.

The couple will honeymoon in Maine and make their home in Rochester, Vt. The bride, a guidance counselor, is a graduate of Stratford school, the University of Vermont and the University of Connecticut. Mr. Hubbard, an engineer with Central Vermont Petroleum, received his master of science degree from the Montana School of Mining and Engineering and PhD. at the American School for Engineers, Maracaibo, Venezuela.

Miss Mary Howe To Become Bride Of Edward Miller Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Howe of Sherry lane, -Darien, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mary Dorothy Howe, to Edward I. Miller of Easton, formerly of Westport, son of Dr.

and Mrs. George H. Miller of New York. The wedding is planned for Dec. 19.

Miss Howe was graduated from Darien high school and she also attended Stephens college. Mr. Miller, an alumnus of Cherry Lawn school, Darien, was a newscaster for radio stations WICC and WMMM. Both are now students at Norwalk Community college. Garden Club Lists Exhibit Winners Mrs.

Vernon Lent, meeting exhibits chairman of the Stratford club, has announced winners for the last meeting. judged by Mrs. Ray and Mrs. Carl with Mrs. Lent as clerk.

In the arrangements division, Mrs. Stanley Mann received first Mrs. Lent', sec- 6nd, in the class "We Give Thanks" and Mrs. Layard Savacool was given a first and Mrs. Mann, an.honorable mention in the' class.

"Merry Christmas." In the "any other" class, Mrs. i Chester 'Russell was awarded a second. Mrs. Frank Pero received three firsts in the horticulture division and Mrs. Elbert Stevenson and Mrs.

Savacool both were- awarded firsts. A second went to Mrs. Herbert Reid. Sunday Post photo--Slnlsh The Barnard College club of Fairfield county, meeting In the home of Mrs. Robert Van Summern In electedofflcers fo-the ensuing year.

Seated Is Mrs. Philip Brothorlon, of Darien, president and LUc hfleld Wilton, vice president; Mrs. Roy Barnet of Westport, vice president: MM. Frank Ward of Darien, secretary and Mrs. Mclvln Fenlchell of Daricn, treasurer.

Bridgeport Sunday Post I A A I Kiltd by Winifnd NiclolM Admiral and Mrs. Wilkie H. Brereton of Easton, photographed on board the SS Santa Rosa which sailed from New York on a 13- day Caribbean and South America cruise to Curacao and Aruba in the Netherland Antilles, LaGuaira (Caracas) Venezuela and Port-Au- Prince, Haiti. Miss Ann Sheffer Jay Allen Reich To Wed in June Miss Ann Elizabeth Sheffer and Jay Allen Reich are engaged and plan to be married in June. 'Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Sheffer, 185 North avenue, Westport, have announced their daughter's betrothal to the son of Mrs. Alex Reich of Pittsburgh and the late Mr. Reich. Sheffer, who spent her junior year in graduated magna cum laude from Smith college, where she is now an administrative assistant in the department.

Her fiance was graduated summa cum laude from Amherst college where he was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Mrs. George Halsey Parents of Second Son Mr. and Mrs. George R.

Halsey of Newton. Highlands, Mass, announce the birth of their second son, Nathaniel Hugh, on Nov. 6 in Newton-Weilesley hospital. Their other son pher. Mr.

and Mrs; Hugh V. Allison of Burr street, Fairfield are the maternal grandparents and Dr. and Mrs. James H. Halsey of University place, are the" paternal grandparents.

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Livengood of Ottowa, Kan. and Mrs. Gertrude Halsey of this city, are the great-grandparents.

Mr. and Mrs. B. Franklyn Bulkley, of Mill Hill road, have returned home from several days in Washington, D. C.

Mark E. Meachen, Miss Carol Ferraro Married on Friday Miss Carol Marie Ferraro, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carmine J. Ferraro of West Haven, became the bride of Edward son of Mr.

and Mrs. H. Edward Meachen, 199 Victoria lawn, Stratford, Friday evening in St. John Vianney church, West Haven. The bride was escorted by her father, and was gowned in peau satin, styled with a scoop heck- line, Bishop sleeves, an Empire bodice and a detachable chapel train.

She wore a Camelot headdress of venise lace to which her. silk illusion veil was gathered and carried' a colonial bououet of cymbidium orchids, with dracaena foliage. Mrs. Harold Allen was, the; matron of honor and serving -the bride also were Mrs. Linda Eveskcige, Miss Susan Franz and Miss.

Catherine Ferraro, sister of the bride, as junior brides- Robert Meachen was best man for his brother and ushering the guests were Mark Ferraro, brother of the; David Meachen, brother of the bride-, groom, Harold Allen and. Carl Ferrigno, with Louis Giordano, as junior usher. A reception followed in the Weeping Willow restaurant in East Haven and the couple for the Pocono mountains. They will reside in Milford. Mr.

Meachen attended the Connecticut School of Electronics and 'served two. years; in the U.S. Navy, spending five 1 months in Vietnam. He is now active in the Naval Reserve. Miss Debbie daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. R. Brighton, of Farrell road, Weston, a senior at Tufts university, Medford, was recently named to the Dean's list. Mr. and Mrs.

Wallace H. Lineburgh, of Old Academy road, Fairfield, entertained at recently at the Pequot Yacht club, Southport. The club will hold its annual meeting today at 4:30 p.m. in the club house. Sunday Post photo--Hayif'jk The Friday Evening Book club celebrated Its 70th anniversary with a dinner pnrty in the Algonquin club.

Among those In attendance were, from the lett, Mrs. Kcnce Adrian, soloist; Mrs. Kcnnolh Smith, program chairman; Mrs. Julian Sohon and Mrs. Victor Knppcl, president.

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