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... secu'ion of fashionable \Vest-End soothqt.yers. Sir M. White Ridley said the determining point for a prosecution was whether palmistry and such-like practices were followed with a view of fraud or any other un:awful purpose. Mr Swift Mac Neill endeavoured ...
... CHURCH, Loxoside, On WEDNESDAY, 31st July, 1901. Opening at 2 p.m. WORK STALL. REFRESHMENT STALL. FLOWER STALL. JUMBLE STALL. PALMISTRY Miss RUTH KENNEDY from London. 4 to 5 p.m. and 7 to B*3o p.m. HALF-HOUR CONCERTS 3 30 & B*3o p.m. The N lines on the Programme ...
... Village. Jumble—Mrs Anderson, Mrs Pratt, , and Miss Mosaic. Flower—Mrs Lawrence, Bridgend. Among other attractions were palmistry saloon, presided over by Miss Ruth Kennedy, London ; lawn tennis and the new game of ping-pong. Half-hour concerts were given ...
... sale with a few words of welcome, and tales were thereafter commenced, a brisk business being done. During the afternoon palmistry seances were given by Miss Ruth Kennedy, London; while bait-hour concerts were successfully conducted and taken part in by ...
... similar compliment was paid to Major Turner for presiding. The sale was then pr >ceeded with. Among the other attractions, the palmistry readings by Miss D »bler were largely in demand. The following telegrams were received from and Mrs (Jordon, of Ellon, wh ...
... presiding ; and the business of the day was thereafter cam. mewled. A feature in connection with the bazaar was a series of palmistry seances by Mies Dobler, who during the two days' proceedings was patronized by many of the ladies attending the bazaar. THE ...
... of her, and John indle most of all? No, she had better brave it out now she had gone so far,and after all,she eohloquired,palmistry is quite a common study now-a-days, yet, I daresay, it is all nonsense. How can another person whom you have never seen, ...
... OUT ON TUESDAY, LARGE RAGES—ONE PENNY THE FIRST VISIT OF MADAME VENICE, PROFESSOR OF PALMISTRY. MADAM K V. holds numerous gold and silver medals and testimonials presented to her from a number of the Provosts in Scotland who have visited her, and is ...
... upheaval, lately, the various groups of Codhaveu Society, owing to the presence in our midst of young votary of the science of palmistry. She is friend of Mrs Do Courcy Jones, extremely pretty and most winning in her ways. When it first became noised abroad ...
... WORK STALL. DAIRY PRODU G CE, no w L ra, FRUIT, AND .AME BL EB, REFRESHMENT STALL. SWEETS STALL JUMBLE STALL. PALMISTRY. ...
... Miss Maconochie. WORK STALL. DAIRY PRODUCE, FLOWEALL.R, FRUIT, AND GAME ST REFRESHMENT STALL. SWEETS STALL. JUMBLE STALL. PALMISTRY. ART GALLERY. SHOOTING GALLERY. And various other Amusements. --- DISPLAY OF PHYSICAL DRILL BY VOLUNTEERS Al 3 O'CLOCK. The ...
... Robli and Miss Cunningham. Jamble Stall Private Wra* Brown. Art and Shoonng Galleries—Colour Sergeant-Instructor Horne ; palmistry, Madame Loraine. ...