Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-07-03
MISS BRIEGLEB
MARRIED MONDAY
Well Known Local Girl Be
comes Bride of Horace
Manchester at Pretty
Home Wedding


June wedding was solemnized at the
H. H. Eaton residence when Miss
Irene Isabella Briegleb became The
bride of Mr.. Horace P. Manchester Of
Bliss, Idaho.
The wedding party assembled in
the large living room to the strains
of Wedding March from Mendel-
ssohn, played by Mrs. G. H. Stewart
who also played softly during the
ceremony, 'I Love You Truly" and
"Barcarolle" from Tales of Hoffman.
Little Edward Eaton Mason car
ried the ring in the heart of white
rose and was followed by Miss Esther
Manchester, sister of the groom. Miss
Manchester wore poudre blue crepe
silk in the straight-line effect.
The bride, who is a petite bru-
nette, was charming in gown of
Crepe Romaine in the new Spanish
yellow, fashioned with a scarf end
at the shoulder and touches of drawn
work to emphasize the lines. She
wore pearls and carried an old-fash-
toned nosegay of Ophelia roses,
sweet peas and baby's breath.
Mrs. Mary Briegleb, mother of
the bride, was in a costume of rose
wood silk combined with rich panel
of old blue and rose ash.
Rev. C. E. Mason performed the
beautiful ring ceremony and H. H.
Eaton, uncle of Miss Briegbleb, gave
the bride away. The groom was at
tended by La Verne r. Philpott of
Boise, his classmate at the College of
Idaho
After the ceremony, Mr.. Philpott,
who is pianist of great ability, rem
dered a number of selections while
the guests signed their names in the
booklet wedding certificate.
Immediately following this, de-
licious wedding breakfast was served
by Mrs. H. H. Eaton and Mrs. Ed
ward #. Mason. Shasta daisies, Cal
ifornia poppies and baby's breath
centered the tables and were fianked
on either side by tall yellow candles
in crystal candlesticks.
A huge, three-tiered wedding cake
adorned the brides table and the nut
cups continued the color scheme of
yellow and white, while the place
cards represented tiny hand-colored
brides.
Only the most intimate friends of
the family were present, besides the
relatives of both bride and groom.
The out of town guests who attended
the wedding were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Preston Manchester, Miss Esther
and Miss Floy Edinbor-
ough, all of Bliss, Idaho; F. d. Van
Amburg, Gooding; Mr.. and Mrs. An
thony w. Hines, Chattin Flats; La
Verne r. Philpott and Willis L.
Pierce, Boise; and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Mason and little son of Mos
cow, Idaho. The other guests were
Rev. and Mrs. G. e. Mason, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. Stewart and daughter
Lorraine, and Mrs. M. E. Dongfellow
and daughter, Esther, besides the
family of the bride, Mrs. Mary I.
8riegleb, Mrs. Eleanor Hines and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry H. Eaton.
The happy couple left Monday af-
-ernoon by motor for points west on
/ short wedding tour, followed by
he good wishes of their many I
friends in Mountain Home. Mrs.
Manchester is graduate of the Col
ege of Idaho, and also attended the
State University at Moscow and the,
of California. She was
instructor in Latin and other sub
ects in the Nampa High School for
he past three years, being especially
iuccessful in her work. Mr.. Lam
chester is also a graduate of the Col
ege of Idaho and has been elected to
read the schools at Apple Valley,
daho. in the coming term.