McHARDY—CURLETT WEDDING

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXVI, Issue 236, 18 September 1936, Page 14

McHARDY—CURLETT WEDDING

A quiet wedding was solemnised at SI. Aluttliew’s Church, Hastings, on Wednesday al'ternoun, when Vivienne Frances, fourth daughter of Mrs Curleft, of IJub.ings, and the late Mr Huston Curlett, was married to Mr I’erey McHardy, “Ararnoana,” Hawke’s J-'.ny. The church was beautifully dem>.':;'3d by friends with palms, eincraii'ts and cyeiamens in pink and blue shades.

Canon Mortimer-Jones read the marriage seivice and Mr Cecil Spinney played the bridal music. The bride was given away by her brotiler, -Mt Ivan Curlett, of VVaicaa. The bi ide wore a navy tailored frock with hip-length coat. The eowl neckline of the frock was caught with silver clips which matched her pendant. Her hat was of navy bangkok relieved ».th a ptnk rose and she carried a Lunch of pit k caireilias. Mi John Bintscn ruled ns be.-t Mrs Cu'lelt wn- in a cont am] .-k’d

of navy Sungleam crepe, navy hat and carried a bouquet of multi coloured flowers.

After the service relatives and intimate friends of the families were received by Mrs Curlett at her home to diink the health of the bride end groom and wish them happinese, Mr and Mrs McHardy left later ii the afternoon for a motor trip in the north Mrs McHardy wore a beautifully tailuKii suit of navy strip. I worsted, nary In- '-'d rough tiued coat w'tlt Ixrgi- l,: '_i till collar.