PROGRAM OF
Illustrated Lectures

BY
MR. WALTER MCCLINTOCK
AND
MR. ARTHUR NEVIN

ON
“The Life, Legends and Music of
the Blackfeet Indians”

For the Benefit of the Church Club of Morristown

LYCEUM HALL
DECEMBER TWELFTH AND FOURTEENTH
NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIX

## Patronesses

Mrs. Robert Dumont Foote

Mrs. Charles D. M. Cole

Mrs. Elbert T. Kip

Mrs. Clarence R. Conger

Mrs. Henry K. Morgan

Mrs. John R. Emery

Mrs. Ridley Watts

Mrs. James M. Forbes

Mrs. Henry Shaw

Mrs. Fredric H. Humphreys

Mrs. Philip H. Cooper

Mrs. W. S. Litchford

Mrs. Edward Q. Keasbey

Mrs. George A. Law

Mrs. Frederic R. Kellogg

Mrs. James F. Maury

Mrs. George E. Dadmun

Mrs. Frederic W. Merrill

Mrs. Wilson S. Bissell

Mrs. F. W. Stevens

Mrs. Granville M. White

Mrs. A. H. Vernam

Mrs. B. Ogden Chisolm

# THE CHURCH CLUB

MORRISTOWN, N. J.

Was Organized December 18th, 1905

Incorporated January 30th, 1906

Is Non-Sectarian

Parlor and Amusement Rooms, Miller Building, South Street

## OFFICERS FOR 1906

### President:

EDWARD Q. KEASBEY

### Vice-President:

CHARLES D. M. COLE

### Secretary:

EDWIN A. CORBET

### Treasurer:

W. PARSONS TODD

### Executive Committee:

Edward Q. Keasbey

Chas. Franklin Axtell

Henry R. Conger

W. G. Van Tassel Sutphen

De Wayne Weaver

William H. Frapwell

Chas. D. M. Cole

Sidney A. Baldwin

James Barber

John R. Brinley

Charles C. Oliver

Edwin A. Corbet

Barrett P. Tyler

William J. McKee

J. Albert Lines

W. Parsons Todd

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Let Us Club Together

We like the mutual friendship that now exists between this store and its customers
and hope it will continue. For

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS
AND CARPETS TOO

we recommend you to come to us and nothing will be left undone to
make you fully satisfied

Xmas Presents in Large and Beautiful Variety

CARPETS AND RUGS CLEANED AND STORED

"NEW YORK CASH STORE"

Park Place

D. McCLELLAN

RECEIVING ORDERS BY MAIL

We are daily in large numbers for our superior quality of Scranton and Lehigh
COAL from consumers that wouldn't think of burning anything but our well screened and
properly mined coal.

Your order will receive prompt attention whether by mail, telephone or given in person. Our reputation for carrying the best supply of all kinds of fire-place and kindling woods cannot be beaten.

Pruden & Burke

Yard: Morris Street. Telephone 43

Office: 17 Park Place. Telephone 43

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Mansion House

LEADING HOTEL

All Modern Improvements
Rooms with Bath

EUGENE TROXALL, Proprietor

Telephone Nos. 2 and 163

Cabs meet all trains

Roth @ Co.

9 Speedwell Avenue

Tel. 189

ALL KINDS OF

Meats
Poultry, &c.

Price and Quality both right

Telephone 118

Wilbur F. Day

Caterer and
Confectioner

Morristown, N. J.

Do Not be Misled

You can do as well in buying
your Furniture and Bedding at

P. M. HALL'S
SOUTH STREET

As you can in New York or Newark

Try Him

Also Agent for
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Ostermoor Fell Mattress

CALL AND BE CONVINCED

PETER M. HALL
CABINET FURNITURE AND
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BAKER'S BEDSIDE TABLES
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Telephone 433-J

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The Acker-Merrall & Condit Company

IMPORTERS OF
GROCERIES, FINE WINES, CIGARS, FRUITS
NEW JERSEY
Morristown Branch HUYLERS AGENCY 5 South Street

Henry M. Smith

DRUGGIST

FOR THE HOLIDAYS: PERFUMES,
TOILET REQUISITES

Huyler's Confections

in complete assortment at
New York Prices

Park Place and Smith Street

Telephone 32

Yes Here I Am

To let you know that I test ALL EYES
absolutely FREE, and will furnish lenses
at prices to suit, if any is needed. Hours
daily, 9 to 12 and 1 to 5.

W. H. DE WITT, Doctor of Optics
6 South St., Morristown, N. J.

H. M. Salkinol

PLUMBING TINNING AND HEATING

Jobbing Promptly Attended To
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Slate, Tin Roofing and General Sheet Iron Work

Telephone 421-J.

36 MORRIS STREET

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Telephone 217

H. M. ARMSTRONG
BOARDING
AND LIVERY STABLES

Attendance at All Hours of the Day or Night
BANK STREET, MORRISTOWN, N. J.

D. M. SABATER

A. B., PH. D., D. D. S., M. D.

DENTAL 5 8 A. M. to 1 P. M.
OFFICE HOURS 2 P. M. to 5.30 P. M.

6 SOUTH STREET

MORRISTOWN, --, NEW JERSEY

Telephone Call 515

ARNOLD BROTHERS

GRAND CENTRAL
MARKET

No. 3 SOUTH STREET

MORRISTOWN, N. J.

VIEDT'S

Manufacturer of

FINE CONFECTIONS
ICE CREAM AND SODA
WATER

20 PARK PLACE

MORRISTOWN -:- NEW JERSEY

Telephone 220

KARN & EICHLIN

Dealers in

FINE GROCERIES
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

FINE BUTTER A SPECIALTY

11 WASHINGTON STREET

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F. A. TROWBRIDGE

17 South Street, Morristown, N. J.

Reo, $650.00
$1250.00

AUTOMOBILES Premier, $2250.00

Also Everything in Sportsmen's Goods

Illustrated Lecture

BY
MR. WALTER MCCLINTOCK
ON

"The Life, Legends and Music of the Blackfeet Indians"

Synopsis

Grandeur of the country occupied by the Blackfeet.

Chief Mad Wolf's summer camp on the prairies.

The Beaver Dance and Buffalo Dance.

Legend of the Beaver Dance.

Our thrilling night experience with a grizzly bear.

Mad Wolf's reasons for adopting a white man.

Ceremonial of adoption.

In a second ceremonial, Mad Wolf gives his white son an Indian name, and formally makes him a member of the tribe.

Arthur Nevin, the composer, visits the Blackfeet.

The sacred festival of the Sun Dance.

Consecration of the sacred food.

The journey with Mad Wolf and his followers to the Sun Dance Camp.

Social Organization of The Camp.

The Wolf Songs, War Songs, Love and Night Songs heard in the camp.

The beautiful and ancient legend upon which the Indian Opera Poia is founded.

Building of the Sun Lodge.

The impressive ceremonial.

"Raising of the Center Pole."

A contest for supremacy between two medicine men.

Mad Wolf's farewell address to his tribe.

Death of Mad Wolf.

MORRISTOWN TRUST COMPANY

Capital $600,000

Surplus and Profits $1,500,000

Deposits $6,000,000

Pays 3 Per Cent. Interest on Accounts of $100
OR OVER, SUBJECT TO CHECK

SAMUEL FREEMAN, President

AURELIUS B. HULL, Vice President
JNO. H. B. CORIELL, Secretary

RALPH S. STREET, Ass't. Sec'y. and Treas.

WILLARD W. CUTLER, 2d Vice President

HARRY A. VAN GILDER, Treasurer

Illustrated Lecture

BY
MR. ARTHUR NEVIN
ON

"The Music of the Blackfeet Indians and the new Indian Opera Poia," Year 1906

Synopsis

Mr. Nevin's first impression of the Blackfeet Camp.

Methods of securing the Indian Music.

Rendering of the War Songs, Wolf Songs, Love and Night Songs.

The beautiful and romantic story of Poia.

During this lecture, Mr. Nevin will illustrate with the piano, the following selections from the Indian Opera:

ACT I:—

Poia's love song to Natoya.

The wise woman foretells the removal of Poia's life long curse by the Sun God.

In this hope Poia starts on a journey to the home of the Sun.

ACT II:—

Descriptive music of Poia's perilous journey to the home of the Sun God.

In a thrilling combat, Poia rescues Morning Star from the Eagles.

Poia sings before the court of the Sun God of his love for Natoya.

Poia's farewell, and the magical song given him by Morning Star.

ACT III:—

Desolation of the tribe during Poia's absence, and the prophecy of the wise woman.

Love scene of Natoya and Sumatsi.

Poia's triumphal return to earth, and the influence of his magical song over Natoya.

Natoya's realization of her unworthiness.

Death of Natoya.

Translation of Natoya and Poia to the Court of the Sun God.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,

(CHARTERED IN 1865)

Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits $370,000.

Pays Interest to Depositors on all Balances of $100 and Upward at the rate of Three Per Cent. Per Annum. Deposits Subject to Check

ALBERT H. VERNAM, President

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RUDOLPH H. KISSEL,
GUY MINTON,

Vice Presidents

MORRISTOWN, N. J.

Deposits Over 2½ Millions

Letter of Credit Available in all Parts of the World. Drafts on London and Paris

JOS H. VAN DOREN, Cashier

HENRY CORY, Ass't. Cashier

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Washington Market

35 WASHINGTON STREET
SEASON 1906-'07

Joseph K. Kronnenberg

VEGETABLES

FRUITS

GAME IN SEASON

FISH and OYSTERS

Telephone 508

HIPSON BROS., Grocers

Fresh Butter and Eggs

Fresh Milk and Sweet Cream from Our Own
Dairy

14 SOUTH STREET

Telephone 197-B

MORRISTOWN, N. J.

BOCKOVEN

The Shoe Man

UP-TO-DATE FOOTWEAR

BABBITT BUILDING, MORRISTOWN, N. J.

W. C. & L. C. PARKER

Photographers

25 SOUTH STREET

Telephone 195-J

MORRISTOWN, N. J.

SALNY BROS.

Leading Clothiers and Furnishers

36 and 38 SPEEDWELL AVENUE
MORRISTOWN, N. J.

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Wm. Mooney

HIGH GRADE MEATS
AND POULTRY

Sweet Breads and Calfs Liver a
Speciality

Telephone 25

GET THE HABIT OF GOING TO

BABBITT'S

UP-TO DATE

Clothiers and Furnishers

Next to the U. S. HOTEL

MORRISTOWN

-:-

NEW JERSEY

Telephone No. 339-J

GEORGE W. MELICK

Fine Foot Wear

Boots Shoes and Rubbers
Repairing Neatly Done

No. 5 UNION ROW,

WEST SIDE PARK

Telephone 68-J

GEORGE F. BAYLES

Fine Harness and Horse Equipments

48 PARK PLACE

ENEY GRUPELL

General Contractor

1 FLAGLER STREET

Telephone 302-W

WILLIS H. DUTTON

Automobiles, Bicycles and Supplies

Machinist, Electrician and Locksmith

24 Washington Street

Telephone 173

MORRISTOWN, N. J.

Storing, Charging and Repairing Automobiles
a Specialty

"Two Good Things."

"Your Money" and "Well Bred" 5c Cigar

At A. BOWMAN'S

Sole Distributor

15 Washington St., Morristown, N. J.

Where you can find the above Cigar in various
size packages and shapes, as well as many other
popular brands of Cigars, Pipes, Cigar and Cigar-
ette Holders and Cases. Tobacco Pouches and a
full line of Smokers' Articles for Christmas.

GEORGE C. SMITH

The Up-Town Grocer

33 Washington Ave.

Telephone 216

United States Hotel

PARK PLACE

Morristown, N. J.

A. E. VOORHEES

Proprietor

Telephone No. 12

Runyon's Book Store

Books and Stationery
for the Holidays---all
of the Best and Newest

Runyon's

Tel. 557

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For Holiday Presents

GO TO

## Heyward G. Emmells

All the new books at New York prices
Bibles, Prayer Books, Waterman's
Ideal Fountain Pens, Leather Goods
and Christmas Cards, Calendars and
Diaries for 1907, Toys and Games

Telephone 288-L

11 SOUTH STREET

Telephone No. 44

## Frank H. Fairchild

Dealer in—

Fine Groceries
and Provisions

37 South Street, Morristown, N. J.

Telephone 225

## L. A. Apgar

Successor to Wm. H. Hibler

Purveyor of Meats

POULTRY AND GAME IN SEASON

22 South Street,

Morristown, N. J.

## George Green & Son

Reliable Trunks, Satchels
and Dress Suit Cases

Trunks Cleaned and Put in Good Order
No Charge for Catalogue

21 Washington Street

Telephone 647-J

## William Peters

Manufacturer of
and Dealer in

Picture Frames, Water Colors

ETCHINGS, REGILDING, ETC.

27 South Street,

Morristown, N. J.

Fragrant Toilet Cream

A very pleasant and effective lotion
for chapped hands or face . . . .

Prepared by

## E. A. Carrell

Pharmacist

Y. M. C. A. Building, South Street

Morristown, N. J.

## Boniface's Market

Has Been Enlarged

20 South Street

Telephone 348-T

## Phillips & Day

Carry a full line of

Skates and Sleds

Park Place,

Near Post Office

Morristown, N. J.

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Long Distance Telephone 15-L

## The John H. Schmidt Co.

Manufacturers of
and Dealers in

Carriages and Wagons

Harness and Horse Furnishings of all Kinds

Harness Repairing

15 and 17 SOUTH ST., MORRISTOWN, N. J.

Carriage Factories, Foot of Market Street

Telephone 269-J

## Charles Rauch

Fine Imported and Domestic

Delicatessen
and Table Luxuries

HOME COOKING & SPECIALTY

43 PARK PLACE,

MORRISTOWN, N. J.

## J. D. Lyon

Rich Jewelry

HOLIDAY GOODS IN LARGE
VARIETY

Telephone No. 308

## George Aldred
Decorator

Wall Hangings

Floor Coverings

Carpet Cleaning

SHADES ONE OF OUR SPECIALTIES

52 SOUTH STREET

MORRISTOWN

-:-

NEW JERSEY

## School Shoes For Boys

The kind that appeals to every economical mother. Shoes that look well, wear well and stand up under the hardest kind of use and abuse. That's our shoes

## Muchmore & Romain

No. 3 UNION ROW

Telephone 315-J

## The Johnson Pharmacy
Pure Drugs

PARK PLACE, MORRISTOWN, N. J.

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