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Weaver was a great friend of [[Martin Chapender]] who supported him in the creation of a new Magical Society. After the untimely death of Chapender, Weaver put a notice in the May, 1905 edition of Mahatma, announcing the formation of a society in the memory of Chapender.
Weaver was a great friend of [[Martin Chapender]] who supported him in the creation of a new Magical Society. After the untimely death of Chapender, Weaver put a notice in the May, 1905 edition of Mahatma, announcing the formation of a society in the memory of Chapender.


Weaver suggested the society's name should be the Martin Chapendar Society, but at one of the first meetings the wish for a personalised name was not supported. [[Louis Nikola]] suggested the [[Magic Circle]] pointing out that Magic Circle had the same initials as Martin Chapender.
Weaver suggested the society's name should be the Martin Chapender Society, but at one of the first meetings the wish for a personalised name was not supported. [[Louis Nikola]] suggested the [[Magic Circle]] pointing out that Magic Circle had the same initials as Martin Chapender.


== References ==
== References ==

Revision as of 06:40, 13 January 2011

Neil Weaver
Born?
DiedDecember 28, 1952

Neil Weaver (d. 1952) was the London correspondent for Mahatma.

Weaver began performing at a young age and was The Magic Circle's chief founder and was honorary Vice-President for many years.

Weaver was a great friend of Martin Chapender who supported him in the creation of a new Magical Society. After the untimely death of Chapender, Weaver put a notice in the May, 1905 edition of Mahatma, announcing the formation of a society in the memory of Chapender.

Weaver suggested the society's name should be the Martin Chapender Society, but at one of the first meetings the wish for a personalised name was not supported. Louis Nikola suggested the Magic Circle pointing out that Magic Circle had the same initials as Martin Chapender.

References

  • Mahatma Vol. 6, No. 3, (September 1902) (cover)
  • Selbit's Wizard, Vol 3, No. 27 (November 1907) (cover)
  • Magic Circular, Vol. 36, No. 405 (February 1942)
  • "Circle Without End: The Magic Cicle 1905-2005", Dawes, E; Bailey M (2005)