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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY. DECEMBER 4. 1904.

avenues, on Tuesday. December iwu-n EAGLE PARIS BUREAU. AMATEUR DRAMATICS. member is working hard in order to make this event a memorable one in the history of the Bociety. produce a three-art dm ma with prologue, entitled "The Lost Heiress." The entire cast has been most carefully selected by B.

H. Terranee. An excellent performance is assured. Fallowing is the caet: put 'L, HIVE. Herbert Si union Robert J.

Hnll Sidney W.vidward William i)rvillt liowrrs Joseph S. ully Mike Mn. ire (ieorne Hill Multiffn a Albtrt Edward Uelle Woodwurd MudRe Arvtlle The Marlowe Dramatic Society, of announces an informal dance and re- Unusual Number of Visitors Take Advantage of Information Concerning Travel. The Vigilitniia Dramatic Sncifiy, of East Ts'i'w York, is preparing inter the dirt'ction of T. I'iHiik Keating and Joseph Hickey.

a comedy, entitled "Our Regiment," which will pn seined some time during the month ti January in one of the local halls. The -mm will most likely contain iss Mary Kodrieguez. who has played many difficult rotes for the society. The Aurora Dramatic Society held a meeting on Friday night at the residence of R. Joseph Brown, on Herkimer street, at which CAST CtV PLAY, J.

Hall Hudd very attractive programme consisting of music and recitations: the guests were uahered to the red dining room, where an elaborate supper was served, during which a band played Italian, Hungarian and French pieces. Cesare Conti, of Manhattan, recently arrived in Paris from America, and after remaining here a few days will go Boutn as far as Italy, before returning to the United States. Mrs. Ella A. Joy.

Charles S. Joy and Miss Mary A. Adams of Springfield, left America in July, and after traveling extensively in England and visiting London. Strat-ford-on-Avon and Cheshire, came to Paris a little over six weeks ago, and after remaining two or three weeks longer will visit the South of France and Italy, and return to America in July of next year. Dr.

T. Henry Tubman and F. S. Barnum, of Cleveland, have spent the last five weeks in England, Scotland and Ireland. They will remain in Paris some time, and then visit Italy and Switzerland before returning to America.

David Litchfield of London arrived in Paris six months ago to engage in study, and expects to remain here a year and perhaps longer. W. W. E. William rville J.

Herboid Joseph Scully A Ibert C. Kdwards J. KeRan Oeorge (irinrod Couray H. Terranee Hat tit Oompera Manuel Ia'CZ Jack Davis I.m-en Hilt Mullisan Ling Mike Moore Jim SfcWivr teaenn 'raw ford NllpKC-tt Nell Eagle Bureau, 53 Rue Cambon. Paris, November 22 For the flrst time In many weeks the Bureau has had an unusual number of visitors.

At tni3 season of the year, the arrivals from America are few in number, and those who come to the French capital do so generally with the intention of spending the winter. The present week however has been exceptional in this respect and while many have come to take up their together with rates, etc. Travelers to the South have found the journey much more agreeable since the inauguration of the new express service between Paris and Nice which has reduced the time to thirteen hours. The railways are making every effort to reduce the time from England to Italy and the South, which is an inducement to English and American tourists to visit the southern countries. Since the presidential election, the newspaper flies at tne Bureau have been eagerly Fought by visitors from America, regarding the exact number of voles cast for the sevc-eral candidates in the different stales.

It has interested not only Americans but the French people generally who all along have followed the campaign and who are enthusiastic in their admiration of President Roosevelt, who, in fact, commands universal respect. The arrivals at the hotels also have been numerous, and not a few have been prominent Americans. Vernon A. Joy. of Brooklyn, sailed for Europe on October 22, and after visiting London and traveling through Nottingham, went to Brussels by way of Calais.

Mr. Joy arrived in Paris during the early part of last week and sailed for America on November 1. Mrs. Daniel Mangam, of Brooklyn, and her two daughters, after remaining in Dresden for a year, and sojourning in Switzerland for some time, recently returned to Paris, and will sail for home on December 16. Prior to his departure for America John S.

James gave an entertainment at the Elysee Ahipal! ireenlt af curry Bella Woodward Mias Mauge Orville The members of the Ambrosia Dramatic residence for the winter, an unusual number are spending only a few days here and intend to sail tor America within the next week some who after a week's sight seeing In Paris will proceed to Italy and the Riviera. The advantages which the Bureau offers to travelers on the Continent in arranging trips and the Information obtainable In regard to the different routes, rates, ia appreciated by these, and many have also sought Information about hotels and pensions Fix." and as Farmer Allan in "Dora," will have an excellent opportunity to show his versatility, as the two characters in which he will be seen are of such a very different type. Harold Clairenjont. who will be seen as Luke Biomtield, is playing a character entirely new to him. Miss Morton will be seen in the title role of Dora, and Mips Caro Humphreys will play Mary Morrison.

"Yea" of I'nion Course are to present "For One Night Only." a four act comedy by the author of "A Night Off." at the Ely-seum on Fulton street, on the evening of Friday, December 9. The cast will be; Mrs. Hehrt Mit. W. tWohinit Martin htmu-v.

LI. P. 1.. W. iHirnwiden loeM M.P.

Mla I. Martin Mrs. Or. Newman Mifs Helena Tonncrl Mis I'anla t.iuldwhtnney A. N.

Hyde lack ilnrkinx (1'mil Hawkins) c. Straub Spa i tan Spurgup Splits .1. .1. Svvsnton fharl'-K Haikins Miss Catherine Tnnnert U'Haia The La Tosca Stock Company is at present busily engaged rehearsing the four-act comedy "A Crazy Idea," which it will produce in Jefferson Hall during the latte-r part of January, under the personal direction of William L. Keith.

Miss Ethel Rosemon, formerly leading lady of the Park Dramatic Society, displayed her talent as Dora Hollyhock in Daly's "7-20," given by the Sophomore class of Barnard College, last week. Miss Rosemon Is a pretty brunette and a social favorite In Brooklyn social circles. The Etta Reed Payton Dramatic Society is rehearsing for the coming production of the comedy, "Saratoga," to be given at Prospect Hall, on Tuesday evening. December 27. Martin McNuIty, who is to play the leading role of Bob Sackett.

is well known in dramatic circles. Miss Sadio M. Gowan, who Is playing the part of Virginia Vanderpool, has played prominent parts in many sketches. Everything is in readiness for the production of the three-act comedy. "Caste," by the Edna May Spooner Dramatic Company, tomorrow night.

The cast will be; Hon. George D'Alroy Henry C. Wenke Captain Arthur Hawtree Julius Dreyfuss Eccles Cosmo Itoerke Pollv Eeeles Miss Bertha Hamtl Kstlier Eccles Miss Julia Mm-rta yam (ierrldge Maurice S. Carlisle Dixon Harry L. Daniel Miirtiuise de St.

Maitr Miss Jessie Thomson A reception will follow the play. Miss Edna May Spooner and Augustus Philips will lead the grand march. Thft cast of the "Octoroon' the next production to be given by the Brooklyn Dramatic Society, so far is first class. H. D.

Morrtu la again to handle the role of Salem Scudder. At Schwaben Hall, Thursday evening, De TO BE EXACT. "Bad boy, I'll teach you what is what! I'll make your trousers itch!" "You mean," the boy said "do you not? You'll teach mo which is switch?" Philadelphia Press. in thn v.i-tAi,. fo.nrta The latest time ta Palace Hotel.

Many BrooKiynites ana aoout bles are always to he found at the Bureau, 100 of the American colony listened to i jt Tv jf yi9 1416 Miss M. E. A. Maguire, President the Avon Dramatic Club. ception to be held at Liederkranz Hall, Manhattan avenue and Meserole street, on Wednesday evening, December 7.

Judging from the rehearsals a most successful performance is by the Keene Dramatic Society in its presentation of "The t.nt Hpirpm." at Schwaben Hall. Thursday 45 WEST jr fry PULTOjN STREET 141HSTBEET evenine. December 8. with the following cast: VBROOlflLm Mia. H.

Van Holland, Secretary Avon Dramatic Club. Miss Bertha Hamre. very pleasant time was spent by the amateurs. At the conclusion of the meeting the members made their way to St. Francis Hall, Klatbush, to witness thu Liucoln Dramatic Club present its play.

The Aurora will present a play Home time in January under the direction of a well known coach. With but little over one week before present ing their plays the Empire Dramatic Comnanv is working harder than ever. Mau Herbert Stanton. Burt Bun J. Hal Kvrtney Woodward.

Munual Orvlllt Mike Moore Benjamin Grindrod Bill Mulligan Albert Edard Bowers iaul fcydnay AhUil Greenleat Bella Woodward NuKnet Nell Harriet Gompeis Under the direction of B. H. Tarrance. Society, attached to the Church of St. Am brose, on DeKalb and Tompkins avenues, The Most Remarkable Sale in Town, As it comes right at the height of the season.

have but a tew weeks ahead of them In which to perfect arrangements for their coming en-tertainmcut and reception to be held at Schwaben Hall, myrtle and Knickerbocker rice S. Carlisle, who "Ml be seen In thp character of Hugh De Brass, in Regular cember 8, the Keeue Dramatic Society will wmummKKmmmmtWMiiMUfflwi Second Week-Big January Sale Most of the savings are greater than half. You can't afford to miss such opportunities. No wonder these are the busiest December days the Bedell Cloak and Suit House ever knew. Bedell Prices Were Never Cut Lower.

Ram Coats Reduced. $15.00 Rain Coafs reduced to $8.98. $20.00 Rain Coats reduced to $25.00 Rain Coats reduced to $12.98. $30.00 Rain Coats reduced to $14.98. Evening Coats at Hall Prices.

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Solid gold Brooch or Pendant, set with 33 large and brilliant diamonds, actual value, price. I $8.75. Many different styles in 10 different materials to select from. Every Suit This Season's Creation. Bedell makes tremendous price reductions at clearance times, thus affording an opportunity to buy Bedell Suits at Half Price.

Fitted or loose coat style, collarless, with new sleeve latest style full flare pleated, unlined skirts with kilts at bottom. All Are Exceptional Bargains. Many of the season's best styles in a wide range of colors and materials. Pebble Cheviots Fancy Mixtures. Two hundred clever Suits have just received the $15 price tag in many instances at a reduction of nearly half from former prices.

Every Suit Bedell Tailored. Come to the store to-morrow and the best Suit $15 ever bought awaits you. Sr. Solid gold Ring for ladies, set with Solid gold Ring, 2 Bedell Separate Skirt and Waist Specials. genuine diamond; Cluster Scarf Pin, perfect and white dia Solid gold Snake Ring, head set with genuine diamond and ruby, actual value, rice.

SPECIAL $5.00 WAIST $5.00 SKIRT SALE Some of emerald, ruby or Solid gold Chain Bracelet, set with genuim Solid gold King, for ladies, set with genuine diamond, actual value, price, actual monds, actual value, Solid gold Link Buttons, set with a genuine diamond in star setting, value G.00; price, price, turquoise center, actual value, $30; price, $11. so. liamond (no chip), actual value, price price. $9.75. SALE.

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Special at t.VW uool $5.00 pretty designs, alt colors. Special ACCOUNTS OPENED WITH EVERYBODY. RICHARDS LAMSON. On Wednesday afternoon, November 23, at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Holiday Fur Sale at Bedell's.

The beautiful Fur novelties we have been getting ready for the Christmas trade will be of interest to Fur buyers this week. It is in producing these out of the ordinary things that we excel. And as to their superior quality that's always guaranteed at Bedell's. Via cm all Vnr snme verv exceotional values for this holiday sale. 1 4frSa Morse Twist Drill Machine NEW BEDFORD.

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Neml for hfl llilnuine IIIiih-trnteri elreiilnr ileMrrllil nif them. Fur sale at (he Inruv reliill hnrtlwnre limine. MUSICALE AND RECEPTION. A miKlcHlc and reception was nlven by Mr. anil Mrs.

William K. Kenan Wednesday evening to ihelr friends at their home on New York avenue, KlHtliiitlt. Mrs. Hegan uve several piano- solecilons that were well received. A collation was served.

Those present wore: Mr. and Mrs. M. Mk-Rins, Mr. antl Mr.

P. Murphy. Misses Anna rimlih, Helen Itegan, Sadie (i. Murray. M.

KlUabeth HoKun. 'arrie lllKKln, Affiles Cherry, Catharine KcRan. H'-l'-n Connolly. Anna Fuloeopher. Mr.

K. Reaan. Mr. and Mrs. Joxeph P.

Crynes, Mr. and Mrs. KranU Karrell, Mr. snd Mr. Herman Muller, Mr.

nnl Mrs. Walter Regan, Maurice Ford, Jerc-riiah ReKan, John Megan, Master John Htg-glns, Muster Wllford Kenan. cm. sh.wi T.h. finished I S40 Electric Seal Jackets-" Mrs.

Knhert CrosHcIt l.stnson of Kust Klfly-seeond street. Flat hush, their daughter, Lillian, wax married to Harry Klihnrds of Brooklyn. The Rev. Henry T. Hcudclcr of St.

Htcphen's P. K. Church offli dated. The bilde, who was given away by licr father, was cltlred 111 a bamlsomp silk voile over Kllk, nnd eutried lilies of the valley. She was attended by her sister.

Miss Mabel, as bridesmaid, nnd her cousin, Miss Kihel-ynd Nostrand. as ins Id nf honor. They were gowned In white mull nnd carried pink carnations. The young couple were recipients of a number of In-autll'til nnd cosily gifts. After the wedding reception they left on nil extended lour.

Among the were: Mr. urn! Mrs. Thomas J. Quick of Port Jervis, N. (leorre T.

Quick of Plernmnt. N. Miss DIBBIC HID U. vmw, w. I 17 V.

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a Christ-r Margaret Quick, Miss lleribn Quick, Mrs. I.nuls Quick. Mr. and Mrs. William (i.

Quh Mr. and Mrs. Albert F.llard. Mixa Kihel Kl-lnrd. Albert Ellnrd, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Orather. Mr. and Mrs. John Nowtrand.

Mli8 Kihelynd NiiBlnind. Mrs. Iiuise Kerwln. Mrs. NtMtle A.

I.smson, Mr. anrl Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Harry (lardin r.

Mr. nml Mrs. KiiIh rt UiiiiKon. Miss Mabel hiiniHou and Miss ller'rude VValiliun, ALL DEFENDS. "A mall apt lo sympathize with ihe under dog In llehi.

remarked the Mlmcrvcr of Kvenls i.nd Things, "unlets pi-rhnpi, be bappetiH lo Own the dog which Is oil top." -Vonkcrs tjtatusiuuu. wvw Advertised Sale Both Stores. mas Dres-l ItnMlv-Yinde Hulls n'l Overcoats, to. M.M11: Ti) OHIiFH. t'-n.

"'id ti. 'raven-Hln ItalniiriHif overcoats. SIT. It.V lt.ys' Stiltn, In Tuxedo nd Full IH' Suits, ellk I lo itd sod Hllk and '-mi-, in i Men's Wrltn i terms, runhli.n Look mill list. iipi-n Hrtluidnv nnlll (I WKKKI.V AND MONTHLY 80-82 4th ent a souvenir drill for his watch chain i.

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