CHATFIELD Eva Beryl 1912- wedding

Hardy, Eric Frederick

Birth Name Hardy, Eric Frederick
Gender male
Age at Death 85 years, 8 months, 20 days

Narrative

Birth QLD 1905/C10220 Eric Frederick Hardy Albert Frederick Hardy & Margaret Rose Lovesy
QLD Death Index
Eric Frederick Hardy 21/09/1990 Margaret Rose Lovesy & Albert Frederick Hardy 1990/8026 C

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Events

Event Date Place Description Sources
Birth 1905 Queensland, Australia    
Death 21 September 1990 Queensland, Australia    

Parents

Relation to main person Name Birth date Death date Relation within this family (if not by birth)
Father Hardy, Albert Frederick25 September 18721943
Mother Lovesy, Margaret Rose18791948
         Hardy, Eric Frederick 1905 21 September 1990

Families

Family of Hardy, Eric Frederick and Chatfield, Eva Beryl
Married Wife Chatfield, Eva Beryl ( * 23 August 1912 + 2 September 2005 )
   
Event Date Place Description Sources
Marriage 9 March 1940 St Andrew’s Church of England, Lutwyche, Queensland, Australia    
  Narrative

QLD Marriage Index
Eva Beryl CHATFIELD 09/03/1940 Eric Frederick Hardy 1940/B 38738
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Sunday Mail (Brisbane) (Qld. : Sunday 10 March 1940)
Old Brooch For Bride

HARDY- CHATFIELD WEDDING

A WEDGWOOD blue brooch, 78 years old and in Faith, Hope, and Charity design, finished the bride's toilette at the wedding of Miss Eva Beryl Chatfield and Mr. Eric Frederick Hardy, which was celebrated last evening in St. Andrew's Church of England, Lutwyche, by the Rev. J. H. Brown-Beresford.

Mr. E. F. Hardy and his bride (formerly Miss Eva Beryl Chatfield) cutting the cake at their wedding reception last evening.

THE bridegroom is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hardy, Nundah, and the bride, who was given away by Mr. Arthur Stower, is the third daughter of Mrs. F. A. CHATFIELD, Windsor, and the late Mr. George Chatfield.

Bishop sleeves were a feature of the bride's gown of ivory satin, and the Peter Pan collar was pinned with the Wedgwood blue brooch lent by Mrs. K. C. Bytheway (Wilston). Her veil of white tulle (lent by Mrs. R. Atwell, Nanango) was arranged with a halo of lilies-of-the-valley, and she carried white carnations, stephanotis, and lilies-of-the-valley. The bride's two sisters, Mrs. G. L. Symes and Miss Valma Chatfield. were the matron of honour and bridesmaid respectively. The matron of honour was frocked in sweetheart pink georgette over taffeta, and wore a tulle veil with a matching bow. The bridesmaid's matching frock was of net over taffetas and her tulle veil was arranged with a pink floral halo. Both carried pink bouquets. Mr. G. L. Symes was best man and Mr. Ken Hardy groomsman. A reception was held at Prince's, where Mrs. Chatfield received the guests frocked in maize sheer. She wore a hat to tone, and carried an autumn-toned bouquet. The bride grooms mother favoured a navy sheer frock and matching hat, and a shoulder spray of Sunburst roses. Leaving for the honeymoon, which will be spent touring the North Coast, the bride wore a navy bolero costume with while lapels, and a navy toque.

  Children
Name Birth Date Death Date
Hardy, ?
Hardy, ?
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