The Washington times., 1925-03-25
ME SEE
YOUR PALM, "
BOOSTED
Mrs. Williamson Gets Re-
suits From 25-Year
Reading

Reading
While the failure Of the proph'
ecies of professional lockers into the
future regarding the child or the
Speaker of the House and MRS:
LonCworth--all of whom agreed
that 1t would be a boy-nave
lessened to a slight extent the IN.
come of local soothsayers. q letter
recently received by Mrs. Beverly
Williamson may serve TO renew lne
faith of some in the power OF
palmistry' u.,oa
for many years at Stoneleigh
Court was puzzled when she first
received this letter, the first words
of which were:s do you remember
telling my fortune by palmistry
more than twenty-five years ago?'
Mrs. Williamson didn't remember
at first, but from re-reading the
letter and pieceing together dim
memories, she finally recalled the
whole event.
The letter continued-"Well,
everything that you told me has
come true, except two--even to my
being in Europe with two OF my
children, one of whom was not
born then"-and II wrote down all
you said and treasured 1t in my
heart, noting each one as 1t came
to pass
ing you a book of mine published
the latter part of November, 1924.
Trapped is one of the results OF
the things you prophesied for me. ;"
This hook is written by Louise
Henry Cowan CMrs. James Craig
Cowan), whose home is in Green
vile, Miss, and is a story OF the
world war period.
Those who have read the book re-
port that 1t is an extremely interest
ing narrative told with remarkable
accuracy and charm.
Mrs. Williamson learned the art
of palmistry when she was rather
a young girl and for a period Of
several weeks was forced by illness
to be in a hospital At that timo
she had plaster hand made, which
revealed the lines and so forth of
the palm, and with this and book
Of instructions, she made her days
go much more swiftly than usually
falls to the lot Of a patent.
This knowledge she has used
many times in an amateur way, but
never did she get such good reports
Of her infallibility as this letter re-
vealed.
Mrs. Adolphus Ragan Of New
York, is spending the week with
Doctor and Mrs. Warsaw at. Ward
man Park Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Dwight, Of
New York city, are guests for a
few days at the Mayflower. Mr.. and
Mrs Dwight motored down from
New York. Mr.. Dwight Is a retired
capitalist, interested largely in phil
anthropic affairs. He is president
Of the board of directors of the
Children's Village, a large reforma-
tory school.
Mrs. z. e. Whiting has returned
after visiting her son-in-law and
daughter. Captain and Mrs. Willis
Hale, at Langley Field, Virginia.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Crago have
gone to Florida to spend some time
at st. Augustine.
Cayetano De Quesada, consul
attache of the Cuban Embassy, will
give a reception at the auditorium
of the National Museum, Saturday,
at 8:15 o'clock, in honor of the
celebrate the ratification of the
treaty of the Island Of Pines. 1t
will be an informal affair.
Doctor Larkin S. Glazebrook has
returned to Washington after a
visit in Charleston, w. Va.
Mrs Frederick A. Kepp is spend
ing some time in Atlantic City and
is staying at the Hotel Traymore.
Colonel II. p. Tate was host to
a company of twenty at dinner and
dancing last night at LIE Paradis.
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ZOO SUPERINTENDENT
TO ADDRESS CLUB.
Doctor Alexander Wetmore, super
intendant of the Geological Park,
will be the guest Of honor at the
College Women's tea on Monday,
from 4 to 6 o'clock, at the club
house, 1922 1 street. He will give
an Illustrated Idlh Oh ne I4TQS
of the Laysan Island"
Mrs. William Bonar Sell and the
members of Section VIII will be
hostesses for the tea. Mrs. T.. j.
Ball and Mrs. John T.. Walker will
receive with Mrs. Bell. Miss Sarah
Beall, Mrs. l.. r. Edminster. Mrs.
w. w. Bagley, Miss Frances Ranta
and Mrs. +. G. Brown will assist
Mrs. Bell in tho dining room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macmillan Martin
Kallman of New York and Wash
ington, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Betty Laura Kali
man to f. Lowell Bixby, on the
faculty of Cornell University, in the
department Of psychology. Mr..
Bixby is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Alfred BiXby Of Ashburn-
ham, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey J. Fire
stone and family, Of Akron, Ohio.
are at Hotel Hamilton during a
brief visit to Washington.