Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-07
BENGs-DoNAH0E WEDDING
 AT BALTIC THURSDAY MORNING

The marriage of Miss Marguerite Hart Donahoe, youngest daughter of MT. and Mrs. M. H. Donahoe of Baltic, and Max fnilian A. Bengs, son of MT and Mrs Carl Bengs, of Park street. Manchester, Conn.,, was solemnized at 9.30 Thursday morning at the Church of the Immaculate Conception,l Baltic. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Andrew Plunkett, Of Shelton, who was also celebrant of the solemn high nuptial mass, the pastor of the church, Rev. William T. O'Brien, be- ing deacon, with Rev. Adelard Jalbert, the assistant pastor, sub-deacon.
 The bride walked with her father. by whom she was given in marriage The matron of honor was the brides sister Mrs Louis D. Carroll, of Washington, D. C., and the maid of honor was Miss FL sic Bengs, of Manchester, the groom's sister, graduate of Mt St. Joseph's seminary, Hartford. The best man was Louis D. Carroll, of Washington, Catholic University alu1nnus, and the i ushers were John H. Donahoe of George town University and A. J. Manville of New Haven, a classnlate of the groom at Amherst.
 | The church was decorated with palms. the guest pews being designated by or 1 enid ribbons and knots of pink roses Miss Nellie V. Milner, the organist directed the rendering of the mass The proces. sional was the Bridal Chorus from To- hengrin." During the marriage ceremony Mrs John F. Conway, sister of the bride, sang 70, Promise Me- and at the offer tory, Miss Margaret Callaghan, a class mate of the bride at Trinity college, Washington, sang Luzzis Ave Maria" | The brides dress was of white duchesse lace over satin, with court train. Her veil of lace was caught with orange blossoms She carried a bouduet of | bride roses and lilies-of-the-vallev
 The matron of honor, formerly Miss Una D. Donahoe, a bride Of a year ago wore her wedding dress of white satin with pearl trimming. Her white lace 1 hat was trimmed with pink ostrich and 1 she carried a shower bouquet of pink 1 Columbia roses.
 The maid of honor's charming frock was of orchid chiffon over silver cloth. with which was worn hat of orchid i chiffon. Her flowers were lavendar sweet peas and pink roses.
 A reception followed at Fernclvffe Villa, the residence of MT. and Mrs. Don ahoe. The decorations here were dah- lias and autumn foliage
 The brides mother wore gray chiffon, | With trimming Of ostrich in fuehsia shade Mrs. Bengs, mother of the groom, | wore black lace over gold cloth.
 A breakfast for twenty-five guests was served later in Che English room of the Hotel Mohican, New London. where l the decorations were white and gold, MT and Mrs. Bengs left later on their we'd ding journey to Atlantic City and will bt at home after December first at South Manchester. The bride travelled in sui of brown duvetyn with which she wore 2 | brown hat
 The groom's gift to the bride was 2 string of pearls with diamond-set clash The bride gave the groom gold cuff link. with sapphire and diamond setting an( studs to match She gave gold pins vitl sipphires to the matron of honor an( maid of honor. The groom gave gol( pencils. to the best man and ushers.
 Beautiful and varied gifts were recciv ed by the bride,
 Mrs. Bengs was graduated from Trini ty college, Washington, in the class O 1919 and received the NJ A. degree a Columbia university in 192U
 Tie groom, who is with the Chene, Silk Manufacturing company, of Souti