Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-12
NEWS HAPPENINGS IN DELAWARE AND MARYLAND TOWNS :

llors at ESQ o'clock tomorrow after
noon, when Miss Kate Lambson will
read Current Events. Music and the
serving Of tea by the committee in
charge will be the closing features OF
the session.
Frank E. Haley, agent Of the Law
and order Society OF Delaware. as
sisted by three federal agents, known
as a part OF the flying squadron"
of Washington. d. c., raided several
alleged speakeasies in this city yes
terday afternoon. They were sue
cessfuI in securing evidence TO war
rant prosecution in only three cases.
discriminating evidence is alleged TO
have been procured at the homes of
Della Jones, Negress. 122 East
Fourth street, Mrs. Marmella ID
Stanislao, 726 Clark street and Rox-
alma Rumsey. s24 Delaware street.
A pretty wedding took place in the
St. Peters r. c. Church at o'clock
this morning with nuptial mass, at
which Miss Mary seali. one Of the
most popular Italian girls in this
city. became the bride OF Joseph
Dimity The Rev. Frederick V.
Campbell officiated at the. ceremony
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was held at the. home of
the brides parents on Clayton street 4,
which was attended by a large num-
Der OF residents OF this city. Fes-
tivities will continue throughout the
day, and in the evening another re
ception will be held al the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. Dimity
conducts tonsorial psrlors in tho
western section Of the city, owned
by him and his brother.
Adelph!a Lodge. No. s, knights
of Pytkias, is making preparations
10 entertain the members OF Wash
ngton Lodge of Wilmington, tomor
'ow evening in the Masonic Temple.
rhe degree team OF Oriental Lodge
will confer the third rank on a class
" ten candidate which were recently
into the local order. Fol-
owing the business session and in
tiation a social hour will be held.
Plans are also under way ~ the
Democratic county committee for a
ally to be held at Rose Hill next
tuesday evening. All candidates on
he Democratic ticket will be pres
mt. Thomas f. Bayard. candidate
or the United States Senate. and
Judge william II. Boyce. candidate
1r representative in Congress. will
e the principal speakers.
Miss Josephine Clothier. OF East
acond street, will entertain the /,
OF the New Castle 500 Card !
Tub at her home this evening :
his club has been reorganized and a
number OF new members added. /
lettings will be he'd at the homes
the different members. on the ;
scand and fourth Thursday eve J
ings OF each month.
Former United States District At
orney Charles F. Curley addressed
meeting of the Democratic Wom-
ms Club last evening. The meeting b
las held in the historic town hall I
'hich was filled with a mixed audi
nee many men OF the town coming Z
ut to hear Mr. Curley.
Speaking OF the Republican candl
ates. Mr. Curley remarked tina
Layton had voted wei
n some things but attacked him foN ]
is vote on other things. As re y
ards Senator DUPONT, Mr. Curley b
I'D he had not the privilege OF a q
arsonal acquaintanceship but he
'nsidered from what he had heard g
lat he was fine fellow" n
Mrs. Louisa II. Holcomb presided p
the business meeting of the Demo ,
atic-women prior to the address by d
r. Curley. They planned for the L
'xt registration day and for mees
gs to be held before election day. 4