Hazel Beryl LEANE [6024]

  General Notes:

1905 SA Births 743/393 LEANE Hazel Beryl Frederick Thomas LEANE Emma Elisabeth HOFFMANN, Clare

Advertiser SEVIER Hazel Beryl 1976 (d. 16 Oct - Pub 19 Oct 1976)

The Advertiser (Adelaide) Monday 18 October 1976
Deatn Notices:
SEVIER, Hazel Beryl (nee Leane). -- Suddenly at hospital on October 16, 1976, beloved sister of Wilfred, also Jack (deceased), loving sister in-law of Joyce.

SEVER, Hazel Beryl. -- On October 16 1976, beloved aunt of Peter, Christine and family.

SEVIER, Hazel Beryl. -- On October 16, 1976, beloved aunt of Jennifer, Barry and family.

Funeral Notice:
SEVIER. -- THE FRIENDS of the late Mrs. HAZEL SEVIER of 6 Chester street, Glenelg, are advised that her Funeral will leave the chapel, 290 Greenhill road, Glenside, at 9.45 a.m. on TUESDAY, October 19 for a service commencing at 10.15 a.m., in the Sir John McLeay Chapel, Centennial Park Crematorium. Pengelley & Knabe Pty Ltd 290 Greehill road Glenside. 791681 and Victor Harbor 521061.

The Advertiser (Adelaide) Tuesday 19 October 1976
Death Notices:
SEVIER, Hazel Beryl. -- On October 16, loved sister of Jack (deceased), sister-in-law of Gladys, aunt of John, Ray, Sue, Roslyn and Sam, great aunt of Cathy, Tanya, Nicole and Lisa.

SEVIER, Hazel. -- On October 16, suddenly at hospital, widow of Joe and sister-in-law of Muriel and Cec.

Hazel married Eric Norman STEVENS [6026] [MRIN: 2039] on 14 Apr 1934 in St Paul's Church, Port Pirie, South Australia. (Eric Norman STEVENS [6026] was born circa 1905 in Victoria, Australia, died on 16 Jul 1940 in Port Pirie, South Australia and was buried on 17 Jul 1940 in Port Pirie Cemetery, South Australia.)

  Marriage Notes:

1934 SA Marriages 347/1302 STEVENS Eric Norman LEANE Hazel Beryl, Clare

Recorder (Port Pirie, SA : 1919 - 1954) Mon 16 Apr 1934
Stevens-Leane
There was a pretty ceremony in the Anglican Church of St. Paul's- on Saturday evening when. Mr. Eric Norman Stevens, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stevens, of Oakleigh, Victoria, was married to Miss Hazel Beryl Leane, only, daughter of Mrs. E. E. Leane of The Terrace, Port Pirie. The church was daintily decorated by Mrs. F. Brighton and other friends of the bride. (Rev. A. S. K. Baker was the officiating clergyman. The bride looked graceful as she walked up the aisle on the arm of her brother, Mr. J. K. Leane. Her beautiful model frock of silk lace in rose design fitted the figure, a yoke of tulle was high at the neckline, and the back had an opening which was closed at the neck with, a brilliant clasp. The skirt, which widened, out into a long train, was trimmed with a wide frill of tulle and lace applique. The sleeves were long and tight fitting, and were finished off with tiny silk buttons.
Dainty Trainbearers:
A becoming veil of creme tulle was worn with a halo headdress trimmed wilfh orange blossoms. This was carried by two tiny trainbearers, Mary McCormack and Betty Sabben, who were frocked alike in lime green Early Victorian dresses, with dainty fuchus. They wore pink juliet caps with sequin crowns, and looked veny dainty. The bride carried a bouquet of asters and tuberoses. The only bridesmaid, Miss Rose Tucker, wore a sheath frock of apricot georgette with a panel of pin tucks, and three frills formed the sleeves. The crown of her hat was made entirely of velvet flowers and apricot shadings with pearl centres, and the brim was of apricot tulle. Mr. Wilfred Leane (brother of the bride) acted as bestman, and Mr. C. Rohrsheam presided at the organ. To the bridesmaid a brilliant bracelet set in chromium, and to the trainbearers silver inscribed serviette rings, were the gifts of the bridegroom.
Mrs. Leane (mother of the bride) was dressed in mulberry ottoman silk, with cowl collar and pleated trimmings, and her hat was the same tone in stitched felt. Mrs. Stevens (bridegroom's mother) wore black marocain trimmed with grey, with black straw hat.
A Happy Reception:
The reception was held at the Central Hotel, and Miss Rowan provided an excellent breakfast. The toast "The Bride and Bride groom" was proposed by Mr. W. Bockelberg who referred to the qualities of the couple. His remarks were supported with musical honors. The bridegroom suitably responded. Mr. Stevens then toasted "The bridesmaid and Trainbeareirs," to which Mr. W. Leane replied. "The Parents" was proposed by Mr. L. Hunt, and acknowledgment was made by Mr. J. Leane, Mr. T. F. Wells proposed a toast to Miss Rowan, and Mr. F. Rowan responded. During the breakfast Rev. Baker read numerous telegrams of congratulations. The honeymoon will be spent in Victoria, and the happy couple will sail for Melbourne by the Westralia today. The bride's travelling dress was of heavy wool and silk marocain in mustard, orange, and brown plaid, with mustard silk cowl collar. Buttons trimmed the raglan sleeves from neck to wrist, and a brown leather belt made a neat finish. Her hat was of smart brown felt. On their return Mr. and Mrs. Stevens will reside at Henry street, Risdon Park.
Present at Breakfast:
Those present at the wedding breakfast were Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. L. Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. Brockelberg, Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. R. Wells, Mesdames E. E. Leane, J. M. Stevens, V. Staude, F. X. Martin, P. woodward, F. Brighton, Misses E. Ryan, B. Sabben, M. McCormack, R. Tucker, J. Cottell, E. White, M. Barry, M. Prosser, J. Yelland, Knight, G, Heneker, Sister Heinrich, Nurse Karger, Rev. A. S. K. Baker, Messrs. J. Leane, W. Leane, L. Craigie, and T. Fenn.

Hazel next married SEVIER JOSEPH [13091] [MRIN: 4835] on 8 Oct 1941 in St Peters Church, Glenelg, Adelaide, South Australia. (SEVIER JOSEPH [13091] was born circa 1908 in Briston, England and died on 7 Jun 1945 in Borneo.)

  Marriage Notes:

Chronicle (Adelaide, SA : 1895 - 1954) Thu 23 Oct 1941
Marriage Notice:
SEVIER-STEVENS.-The marriage of Mrs. Hazel Beryl Stevens, of Port Pirie, to Transport Driver Joseph Sevier, 2/4 Machine Gun Battalion; was quietly celebrated at St. Peters Church, Glenelg, on Wednesday, October 8, at 7.30 p.m. Canon Cavalier officiated at the ceremony.