Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-08-11
LOCAL INTEREST
in MARRIAGE
in CALIFORNIA
Bride Distantly Connected With
Well Known Family In
Worcester County


:. Worcester County
st. Mary's church in Los Gatos was
the setting for the marriage recently
of Miss Louise C. Bacigalupi, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Baci-
gallup, and Lyndon Farwell, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James d. Farwell.
The nuptial mass at high noon had
the Rev. E. M. Bacigalupi, D. j..
dean Of the science department at the
University Of Santa Clara and uncle
of the bride, as celebrant. Assist
ing was the pastor Of st. Mary's, Rev.
Richard J. Curtis.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was picture in her we'd
ding gown of white silk net and chan
tilly lace, with close fitting bodice
and bouffant skirt of alternating net
and lace, widening into train trim
med with lovers knots Of lace. Her
illusion tulle veil fell from an exqui-
site lace cap tied with a bowknot. Her
shower bouquet was of valley lilies.
Attending the bride were her two
sisters: Miss Jeanne as maid Of honor;
and Miss Mary Anne, as bridesmaid.
Both wore bridesmaids dresses of
white point d'esprit, their very full
skirts sprinkled with lovers knots Of
narrow belladonna blue velvet ribbon.
Their hats had heartshape brims Of
shirred white net and a crown Of tiny
bowknots Of the blue velvet; stream
ers reached the floor. Their lace
mitts were tied with the same blue,
and they carried old-fashioned bou-
quets of white bouvardia and BELLA
donna blue delphinium.
Organist was a classmate Of the
bride, Miss Frances Flynn, and dur
ing the ceremony another classmate,
Miss Helen Kalas, sang Gounod's save
Maria" and James A. Bacigalupi, Jr.,
sang Cesar Franck's "Panis Angei-
GUS"
Best man for Mr.. Farwell was his
friend, Donald Case; seating the
guests were Augustus F. Macls Jr.,
Pitts Mack, Robert Sawyer and James
A. Bacigalupi, Jr.
The brides mother wore poudre blue
lace with large picture hat to match;
Mr.. Farwell's mother was in dusty
rose with matching hat. Both wore
bouquets Of orchids.
Following the marriage ceremony
came the reception and al fresco lunch
con at Sacramento, the Bicigalupi
home at Los Gatos.
The happily welded pair received
their friends in the spacious drawing
room before the great fireplace which
was banked with greens and garden
las. White stock in sunburst bou-
gets were on the mantel and blue del
phiniums about the room gave a color
accent.
An al fresco wedding breakfast was
served the 200 guests in the gardens.
Here the long brides table for we'd
ding party and relatives was covered
with white satin cloth on which were
silver bowls filled with gardenias,
valley lilies, bouvardia and stock.
Connecting the bowls were garlands
of gardenias.
Other guests were seated at small
tables about the garden beneath the
great oaks or gaily colored garden UNI
brellas.
Now the Farwells are honeymoon
ing in Hawaii, having sailed on the
Mariposa on Tuesday. The new home
will be in Palo Alto.
Both the bride and groom are grad
yates of Stanford University. The
bride, after graduation, accompanied
by her parents, two sisters and broth
err, spent eight months abroad, resid-
ing for several months in Florence
Italy, where the young people had the
advantage of Italian tutors.
The local interest attached to this
wedding can be understood from Miss
Marie C. Jones' letter in the "Peo-
pies Column" on another page Of to-
days issue of "The Democrat" By
reference to the same Letter, light is
thrown on the announcement of the
death of Charles F. Jones.