The Times Hammond, Indiana Wednesday October 18, 1922 page 6 DOUBLE WEDDING A beautifully impressive wedding took place yesterday morning when Father BERG said the nuptial mass for Miss Bertha SPANNAN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anton SPANNAN of May street, and William M. JULLIAN; and also for Miss Johanna KRIETER of Crown Point and Peter SPANNAN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anton SPANNAN of May street. The double wedding took place in St. Joseph's church at nine o'clock. Professor GRAMBO and Hermina CHERNIK gave the specially lovely music which was sung throughout the wedding. The brides were attended by Miss Martha LAUERMAN and Miss Clara KRIETER, becomingly gowned in delicate green and lavender satin frocks with hats to match, while the grooms were attended by Joseph SPANNAN and Edward KRIETER. Miss Genevieve TRAMM and Miss Laurine DERUICK made sweet flower girls with their baskets of flowers as they came down the aisle, and Master John KRIETER, charged with the task of carrying the four rings upon a lovely pillow, did so most ceremoniously. The brides dressed alike in their exquisite gowns of white satin francois, with their veils becomingly entrain embroidered and touched with lilies of the valley, looked lovely as they entered. Their corsages were fashioned of bride's roses and valley lilies to complete their costumes. Following the wedding a splendid dinner was served at the SPANNAN home on May street. and following that the young couples went East on their honeymoon, Mrs. JULIAN wearing a becoming suit of blue tricotine and Mrs. SPANNAN wearing a chic brown serge. Mrs. SPANNAN has been popular in Crown Point circles for a number of years and Mrs. JULIAN is well known in Hammond. Upon their return the SPANNANs will live in their new home at 856? Erie street, while the JULLIANs will live in their apartment all in readiness for them at 429 May street. _________________________________________________________________ Use your PC to make calls at very low rates https://voiceoam.pcs.v2s.live.com/partnerredirect.aspx