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'''Society of Detroit Magicians''', possibly founded in [[1894]], which would make it one of the first magic clubs in the world.<ref>Abra, Aug 8, 1970</ref><ref>Sphinx, Sept. 1903</ref> | '''Society of Detroit Magicians''', possibly founded in [[1894]], which would make it one of the first magic clubs in the world.<ref>Abra, Aug 8, 1970</ref><ref>Sphinx, Sept. 1903</ref> | ||
Members have included [[Frank Herrmann Keller]], [[Jawn Hrapkiewicz]], [[W. H. Domzalski]], [[Al Caroselli]], and [[Claude Pike]]. | Members have included [[Frank Herrmann Keller]], [[Zina Bennett]], [[Jawn Hrapkiewicz]], [[W. H. Domzalski]], [[Al Caroselli]], and [[Claude Pike]]. | ||
They joined the [[Combined Magical Clubs of America]] in 1915. | They joined the [[Combined Magical Clubs of America]] in 1915. | ||
Revision as of 11:08, 21 January 2013
Society of Detroit Magicians, possibly founded in 1894, which would make it one of the first magic clubs in the world.[1][2]
Members have included Frank Herrmann Keller, Zina Bennett, Jawn Hrapkiewicz, W. H. Domzalski, Al Caroselli, and Claude Pike.
They joined the Combined Magical Clubs of America in 1915.