Dancing evidently has lost favor in Parisian society circles, where spiritism now reigns in its stead. No afternoon tea. party is complete without a seance, at which tables are made to turn and spirits reveal themselves. Usually two sessions are held. At the first table manoeuvres arc taken, -up, immediately alter which tea is served. Then follows the evocation of the spirits. So-called mediums who demand pay for their services arc making fortunes, while the audiences, or sections of them, leave the house under the impression that they Itavo heard from a friend who is dead.
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Dunstan Times, Issue 3147, 11 December 1922, Page 8
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