New Britain herald., 1915-04-14
CUP|D'S DOUBLE WIN; TWO COUPLES WEDDED
Pretty Weddings in Church of Our
 Lady Of Mercy Today.
JTNEY SERVICE FOR PLA|hvlLLE
Patronesses Selected For Masonic BalI-Alleged Chicken Thief 10 Be Tried Tonight-MaPgonell Dog Released From Posnd-Briefs.

Released From Poalnd-Briefs.
 Cupid celebrated double victory this morning in the Church of Our Lady of Mercy, two couples joining. in the bonds of matrimony. The cer- emonies were witnessed by a large number of friends of the principals and the church was well filled for the tying of the nuptial knots.
 With the pastor, Rev. H. T. Walsh officiating, Miss Agnes Downing of this place and John Murphy of New Brit ain were united in marriage at 9 o'clock. X nuptial high mass was celebrated
 The couple was attended by Miss Mary F. Noonan of Hartford as brides maid and Vincent Murphy, also of Hartford as best man. During the mass solos were rendered by Miss Helen Jennings of Bristol. a cousin of bride. The brides gown was a creation of brocaded charmeuse She wore white picture hat and carried bouquet of bridal roses Miss Noonan's dress was of pink bOrdcred Voile. She carried sweet peas After the ceremony there was a reception at the home of the brides mother. Mrs. Agnes Downing of East street.
 The groom presented his best man with a pair of gold cuff links and the bridesmaid was the recipient of a gold necklace from the bride.
 MT. and Mrs. Murphy will spend their honeymoon in Atlantic City and on their return will take up their res idenCe at 214 South Main street, Now Britain, where they will be at home to their friends after June 1st. MT. Murphy is chief engineer for the New Britain Machine company
 Donahue-Lyons.
 To the strains of Lohengrin's we'd ding march, played by the organist, Miss Daisy Prior, Miss Veronica Ther- esq Lyons and Henry Hubert Donahue entered the church at 10 o'clock, the assistant pastor, Rev. William r. Xiii coyne subsequently, officiating at their wedding Father Kilcoyne also cele- brated nuptial high mass following the marriage ceremony
 The bride wore a dress of white Sa- tin, caught up with trimmings of pearls. She wore a veil caught mp with lilies of the valley and carried a bridal bouquet of white roses. Miss Elizabeth Lyons, d sister of the bride,
  gown of white figured voiIe with or namentS of pearl and NalenCienne: lace. She wore a lace cap set off with pink rose buds. The brides maid carried d white prayer book.
 The groom was attended by his nephew William Hayes of Unionville. The ushers were John Lyons and James J. Graham. At the offertorv Paul Hayes of Unionville sang 70 Salutarus." The mass was sung by a chorus of male voices.
 Friends of the couple attended a re- ception at the homo of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lyons of 9S East Main street, after the cerc- mony. There a number of gifts in. cluding bric brac, cut glass and furniture. of which they were the recipients, were displayed.
 The brides gift to her maid was a lavaliere of pearls. the groom pre- sCnting his attendant with gold cuff links and the ushcrs with monogram stick pins
 The couple left this afternoon on their honeymoon, which will be spent in Boston and vicinity. The brides travelling gown was Of sand color crepe. She wore q hat to match
 After their wedding trip, MT. and Mrs. Donahue will reside in Forest vile. Mr. Donahue is employed in ;he Peck and Young factory Tn that village.
 Try Alleged Chicken Thief.
 Charged with the theft of five chickens, owned by Alfred Anderson. Foreman for the Connecticut Quarries company, Tony Morgi of New Britain, will appear in court at s o'clock to- light before Justice E. P. Prior. The charge will be contested, it Is un- derstood, and it was said today that friends of the accused will have coun- sol to represent him when he is ar raigned.
 Morgi was arrested last night on a warrant issued by Grand Juror NJ. 4. Norton, who made our the papers on complaint of Constable Nelson Sucie of Westwood park. who has cen Investigating the disappearance