The Billboard 1906-03-17: Vol 18 Iss 11 (1906-03-17)

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MARCH 17, 1906. ‘ The Seventeen Months Season opens April 3, 1906, with a Festival Tour, during which MAY FESTIVALS, in which the Band will have the co-operation of Great Choruses cf Six Hundred Voices and Nationally known Singers, will be given at Dallas, Texas; Lindsburg, Lawrence and Independence, Kansas; Oklahoma City, (Mme. Morprca will take part in this Festival), and other important centres. Innes Has Been Specially Engage WE HAVE A FEW OPEN DATES IN MAY, JUNE 3-16, AND LATE AUGUST sational TO OPEN CHICAG@’S WONDERFUL WHITE Detroit Great Luna Park, For the ird cons<« cutive year at Cincinnati’s Zoo, ete, Michigan’s State Fir at Which, If Conditions Right, We Wiil Piay on Equitable Sharing Terms. No need to tell who INNES is. The cheap bands cost less and draw nothing. INNES swamps the Car Facilities, so there you are. The Best Printing that money will buy, and a Publicity Department that booms. NO AGENTS, so you don’t have to pay ten per cent. commission in addition to the ordinary cost of the attraction. Address, INNES AND HIS BAND, HOWARD EVERTS, Gen. Manager, Orchestra Building, Chicago. And his Sixty People, including Herman Bellstedt, (Cornetist), VACLAV JISKRA, (the Sen and Ten other Notable Soloists. Nationally Famous Band of Bohemian String Bass Virtuoso) ray V CITY PARK. For To again play at Pittsburg’. Can Use High-Class Promo tor, Salesman and Good Publicity Man. Quebec, Que.—Exposition $0 iy Pe P. Legare— Montmorency Falls Park, B. Turton—Kent House Park, J. A. Everett, mgr. Sandwich, Ont.—Lagoon Park, Rowe & Byers. St. John Newf’d.—Rockwood Park—Riverside Park—Seaside Park, Ernest DeMill. St. Thomas, Ont.—Pinafore Lake Park, Geo. Stacey, box Toronto, Ont.—Hanlan’s Park, C. W. McMahon, , : Solomon, mgr.—Island Park— Munroe Park, Wm. Banke, care Toronto St. Ry. Co.—Bond Lake Park. Winnipeg, Man.—River Park—Happyland, A. M. Hopkins, book. agt., 1133 Broadway; W. 0. Edmonds, Winnipeg, Manitoba Can.; T. H. Morris—Auditorium Summer Gardens, Clarence Spence, T. H. Morris, am. mgr.— Elm Park, T. H. Morris—Winnipeg Summer Beach, T. H. Morris, attr. mgr. Woodstock, Ont.—Fairmont Park. CONVENTIONS | Reunions, Conclaves, Assemblies ALABAMA Birmingham—State Educational Assn. 12-14. Jno. D. MeNeil, Talledega. Clanton—Farmers’ Educational & Co-operative April Union of America. March 7-10. Mobile—State Teachers’ Assn. April 11-14. Webster Shepard, Montgomery. wa. P. 8S. C. A. State Con. April 6-8 Shepard, Montgomery. Semonetiee Sunday-School Assn. April 2%. Jno. H. Frye, Birmingham. Montgomery—I. O B, Dist. Grand Lodge No. 7. April —. L. Stravss. Montgomery—Knichts of Honor, Grand Lodge. April —. T. Gardner Foster. Montgomery—State Medical Society Con. Apri! —. L. C, Morris, ky lame Negro Conference. Feb. ARIZONA. Phoenlx—G. A. R. State Encampment. Aoril pe. a P Schindler. note , nix—!. ° F. Grand . Apri 16. Geo. A. Mints. Phoenix—G. A. R. Dept. Encampment. April 7. A. Mintz. Phoenix—State Medical Association. April 15. Dr. A. Martin. ARKANSAS @ot Springs—International Police Assn. April 9-14. Harvey 0. Carr. Grand Mich. Little Reck—State Bankers’ Assn. April 18-20. C. T. Walker. pe—BPpworth League State Conf. April —. 3. G. McKibban, Phoenix, Ariz. CALIFORNIA. Freeno—Pacific Coast Advertising Men's Assn. by wag 7 10. Louls H. Mertz, 228 Mercane ment. April — Angeles—National Congress of Mothers. May 7-10. Mrs. Jno. P. Bronk, 906 Lafayette *t., Bridgeport, Conn. Los "Angeles—Pacific Coast Congregational Congrees. May 1623. Rev. H. Da Los = Angelea—United Yommercial | ‘Travelers’ State Council. May 4-5. Oscar Boldeman, 118 First st., San Francisco. ento—Native Sons of the Golden West grand Parlor. April —. Miss Laura J. Frakes, 143 Stockton st., San Francisco. Santa Cruzx—A. O. U. W. Grand Lodge. 10-12. ©. T. Spencer, 14-12 Market st., Francisco. fen Francisco—State Retell Hardware Aesn Con. March (second Wednesday), 1006. Her TY ‘Yraee PRS Pewell at Santa Barbara—Pacifie Coast Unitarian Church April San Conf. April —. Rev B. A. Goodridge. Santa Rosa--Northern Calif. Sunday-School Assn. April 24-28, Ventura—Son sof the Golden West Grand Parlor Con. April 23. Chas, H. Turner, sec’y, San Francisco, COLORADO. Denver—National Oar Service Managers’ Assn. May 15. A. G. Thompson, Scranton, Pa. Denver—Railway Telegraph Sepertntentente’ ag June 20-22. P. W. Drew, Milwaukee, 8. Denver—National Cer Service Asem. May 15. A. G. Thomason, Scranton, Pa. Denver — Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary Seciety ef the West. April 24-26. Mrs. F. L. Smith, pres. Denver—Swedish Lutheran Augustana Synod. June 14-19. Rev. G. A. Brandelle, 2250 an ave. Denver— Episcopal Clergy Con. June —. Rev. E. L. Bustis, 1911 Grant ave. CONNECTICUT a Arcanum Grand Council. April B. Boynton. Serriegtonn ieheiats State Assembly. April 19. Jennie Sparks, New Haven. DELAWARE. Wilmingten—Shield of Honor Grand Lodge. April —. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washington—National Assn. of Veterans of the Mexican War. May 89. Louis F. Beeler, 5 N. Broadway, Baltimere, Md. Washington—Eastern Assn. of Car Service Of ficers. May 10. F. E. Higbie, Cent. R. R. of N. J., Jersey City, N. J. Washing ton—Daug ters American Revolution Congress. April 15. Virginia Miller. Washington—Kappa hi Fraternity Grand Arch Counetl. April 18-20. A. V. Snell, 1419 F. fs ewe Washington—National Railway Commiseioners’ Assn. April 2. Edw. A. Moseley, 113 16th oo. Tar RW. Washington—Daugbters of the American Revolution Continental Congress. April 15. Washington—National Assn. of Piano Dealers of America. May 14-16. Geo. E. Bradnack, Middletown, N Washington—United Commercial Travelers’ In terstate Council. May 24-26. G. F. Brown. 500 High st., Lexington, Ky. FLORIDA. Jacksonville — Southern Baptist Press Asen. March 28-30. Edgar E. Folk, Nashville, Tenn. Qcala—State Assn. March —, 1906. T. Press J. Appleyard, Salt Lake City, Utah. Pensacola—!. O. O. F. Grand Encampment. April 16-20. A. M. Cushman, Gainesville. Pensacola—lI. 0. O. F. Grand Lodge. April —. A. M. Cushman, Gainesville. Pensacola—I. O. O. F. Grand Encampment. April —. A. M. Cushman, Gainesville, GEORGIA stente—6. A. R. State Encampment. A. Wollhin. Macon. April A oO. R. M. Great Council. May 89. M. J. Daniel, Griffin. ILLINOIS. jeago—American Ratlway Assn. April 25. owen New York City. W. F. Allen, 24 Park Place, Chicago—American Railway Engineering and Maintenance of Way Assn. March 20-22. L. C. Friteh., Il. Central R. R. Chicago—Road and Track Supply Assn. March 20-22. Jno. N. Reynolds, 1660 Monadnock bldg Caiense—Repal League Supreme Council. April 10. ¢. KE. Piper, 1601 Masonic Temple. Rockford—Northwestern Homeopathic Medical Society. April 6 Dr. C. A. Walker. Chicago—Cook County Sunday-scheol Con. April 19-21. Chas. B. Cook, 132 LaSalle st., Chieago, Il. Decatur — State Travelers Protective Assn. April —. W. W. Welch, Peoria, Wl. Deca tur—Cumberland Presbyterian Church. May 17. Rev. J. M. Hubbert, Marshall, Mo. Galesburge—Hotel and Restaurant Employees’ International Alliance and Bartenders’ International League ef America, State Con. April David Siegfrid, Belleville. Santa Fe—State Dairy Assn. Feb. 27-March 1. PD. Graham, Topeka. Springtekd—Probibition State Con. April 1819 INDIANA. Indianapolis—Southern Indiana Teachers’ Assn. March 22-31. Dr. EB. B. Bryan, Franklin, Ind Indianapolis—American Detective Assn. April 11. Jno. B. Ray, Lafayette. Indianapolis—National Hardwood Lumber Assn. May 17-18. F. F. Fish. Indianapolis—Order Eastern Star Gr. Chapter. April —. Mrs. Sarah W. Burns, 340 W. Henry st. Indianapolis—Royal Arcanum Grand Council. April 24. Edw. E. Schroer, 703 Majestic. Indianapelis—Degree of Honor Grand Lodge. April —. Mrs, Alice B. McGrew, 816 Upper st.. Bvansville. Lafayette—Northern Indiana Teacher’s Assn. April 5-7. Indianapolis—A. O. U. W. Grand Lodge. April 17. Fred Baker, 305 Upper ist st., Evans ville Daughters & Sons State Los ansport—K ing’ 8 Con. March 28-30. Richmond—United Presbyterian Church of North America. May 23. Rev. D. F. McGill, 1508 Chartiers st., Allegheny, Pa. a ar ee Templar Grand Commandery. May 27. Prather, 1405 College ave. INDIAN vagy = rng So Site Seamestes Assn. Tulsa—l. F. Grand Pong oe oh 10. G. H. Alexander, Muskogee. Tulsa—Rebekah State Assembly. April 11. FO ge mae 8. —., Apetl ulsa uthwestern illposters’ Assn. ll. Elliot Alton, Oklahoma City. IOWA. DesMoines—State Pioneer Law Makers’ March 2. Judge P. M. Cassady. DesMoines—State Dental Society. May 1-8. os W. Bruner, 403 Commercial bldg., Waterloo. Sumsente~Sute pieaies Plumbers’ Assn. Con pril —. Fitts Des Moines — Northern "Peechg testes Church, Gen. Assembly. May 17. Rev. W. H. Roberts, 1819 Walnut at, Philadelphia, Pa. Des Moitnes—Ptoneer Lawmakers’ Assn. M —. lIeaac Brandt. — D. W. Fitts. DesMoines—State Master Plumbers’ Assn. April lndependence—Modern Woodmen of America, Dubuqne Dist.. Con. March 27. Ernest Mueller, Dubnque, Ia. Newton—Central Iowa I. 0. O. F > eae Assn. April 25. ort. Newton—P. M., I. O. O. F. Dept. Counel Con. April 24-26. A. J. Collinge, Manches Dept. Council. April 25oa he Tito DesMoines. Osceola—Central Iowa and Southern lowa Ed Assn. . Anniversary A. E. Hin ter. New ton—I. 27 ates Assn. “May 8-9. 0. E. Hull, Leon, a. Ottumwa—Southeastern Iowa Teachers’ Assn. April 65-7. R. W. Stuart. — City—Northwest Teachers’ Assn. April 2-14 Geo. H. Mullin. Ft. Dodge. Sioux City—Stat e Retail Grocers’ Assn. April 8-10. Ira BE. Thomas, DesMoines. State Center—Rebekah State Assembly. April 26. #Miss Lizzie Miller, Marshalltown. KANSAS a Bankers’ Assn., Groupe 4. Mch. 21. H. Malott. Clay cenier—trinle Tie Benefit Assn. Supreme Council. May 7 Delphos—I. O. O. °F. Dist. Anniversary Celebration. April 26. Junction City—State Editorial Assn. April 16-17. J. E. Jenkins. a Pecatonica}—Mpworth League, Freeport Dis Con. April 17-18. J. v. McKitrich, Mil. ledgeville. Wichita—United Commercial Travelers State Council. May 11-12. F. C. Werner, Pittsburg. KENTUCKY. Lexingtoe—Southers Educational Conf. April U. S. Duber, Columbia, 8. C. Lexington— Optica! Assen, Con. April 18. C Bower, Winchester, Ky. Louisvilie—Baptists of North America, Gen. Con. May 15-16. Richmond—Royal Arcanum Grand Council. Mek 20 Alex. M. Weodruff. 208 5th st., Louisville. LOUISIANA. Baton Rovge—State Public School Teachers’ Assn April 19-21. Nicholas Bauer, 3425 Canal st., New Orleans, La. Jennings—!. O. O. FP. Mareh 21. R. T. Leland Lafayette—State Homestead League. 10-18. New Orleans—New Orleans Retall Grocers’ Assn. March 28-April 10. I. 8. Fineran, 3800 Chestnut st Lake Charles—State Travelers’ Protective Assn. April —. Theo. A. Stumberg, 516 Natches st., New Orleans. Monroe—United Daughters of Confederacy, State Grand Encampment New Orleans. April —. = May 8-11. Mrs. Childreth, New Oreans. New Orleans—State Public School Teachers’ Assn. April—. Prof. B. C. Caldwell, Natch {toches, La. New Iberia—Knights of Temperance Grand En | April 22. W. J. Bosworth, New rleans | New Orleans—United Confederate Veterans’ Na| tional Reunion, April 25-27. MAINE Biddeford—State Letter Carriers’ Assn. April | 26. Frank E. Parker, 88 South st. ' 3 B. 0. P. Grand Lodge. April 4. L. Quinly, Bangor. Wetervillen 1. oO. G. T. Grand Lodge. Apri) 11-12. Geo. E. Brackett, Belfast. Waterville—N. BD. O. P. Grand Lodge Coa. April 4. W. L. Quinby, Bangor. MARYLAND. ae of Honor Grand Lodge. 17-18, J. Cunningham, “Mfrs. bidg., ‘ailment Baltimore—N. E. 0. P. Grand Ledge. April Cc. G. Smithers, North & — Record eubienie-tbeeet Arcanum Gr. Council March 22-23. Wilbur 8. Smith, 18 W. Saratoga st. Baltimore—Gr. Lodge of Maryland I. Con. March 19. Elmer Bernard, Baltimore st. Baltimore—Eastern Commercial Teachers’ Assn. April 12-14. Chas. T. Platt, Eagan School, Hoboken, N. Y. Baltimore—W. 0. U. W. April —. <A. ¥. Colbert, 23 Mfrs. Record bldg. Baltimore—Grand Lodge of Maryland, Il. 0. M. Con. March 19, 1906. Elmer Bernard, 630 W. Baltimore st, eae of a ~ ae Alum ni. April Jno. J. oO. M. w. Boston—American Benefit Society Supreme Lodge. April 11. L. B. Colpitts, 2 Park 84 Boston—Knights of Honor Grand Lodge. Apr —. Henry Asker, 100 Lyman st., Springfield. ——oe England Cotton Mfrs.’ Assn. Com. April — . J. Woodbury. Bosten—S. A. R. Btate Society Con. April 30. Boston—New eK Gas Engineers’ Assn. 1906 ‘ Feb. 21. Gifford, New Bedford. Boston—New Ensiand. Iron Molders’ Conf. April —. Jas. M. Curley, 10 Brainerd st., Hyde Park Boston—American Federation of Masicians. may s 26. TT. C. Keleher, 710 Americay 8 t Blig. Boston—State Federation of Women’s Clubs. March Boston—United Order of Pilgrim Fathers Sup. April 4. Nathan Crary, Lawrence, Boston—New England Cotton Mfrs. Assn. April 25-26. Sec'y, Room 57, International Trust bldg Boston—Sons of the American Revolution National Society. April 30. F. H. Brown, M. D., 28 State st. Boston—Royal Arcanum Grand Council. April H. A. Boynton, Paddock bidg.. Boston. Geesntiele-—Westers Mass. Union Exof War. April 19. C. H. Heald, 124 Sumner st., Northampton. Lynn—lI. 0. G. T. Grand Lodge. April 18-14. M. Sereque. 768 Washington st. New Bedford—Y. P. 8S. C. E. Bristol Connty Con. April 19. 4pringfleld—Y. M. Boys’ Conf. March Cc. A. 18-18, 199%. W 8. Reed. Worcester—National Union of Cutting Die & Cuttermakers. May (ist week). James Clasen, 34 Lawrence st., Brooklya, N. Y. MICHIGAN Aon Arbor-—State School Masters’ Clubs Oca. March 21-31. L. P. Jocelyn, 345 So. Divie fon st. Detroit—Switchmen’s Union of N. A. Ma M. R. Welch, 530 Ellicott sq., Buffalo, N. Y. Detrolt—Court of Henor Supreme Con May 9. W. E. Robinson, Springfield, 11. Edmore—Montclair Co. I. 0. O. F. Anniv. Celebration. April 26. Henry Curtis. Grand Rapids—Royal Arcanum State Con. April 17-18. W. A. Price, Lansing. MINNESOTA Minneapolis—G. A. R. Dept. Encamp. 21 Orton S. Clark, St. Paul. .Missionary Society of Amer March Minneapolis—M. E fea. March 21-23. Minneapolis—Order of Ralflroad Telegrapbers’ Con. May —. L. W. Quick, 1205 Olive st., St. Louls, Mo. Minneapolis—Order B'nai Brith Abraham. May St. Paul—United Norwegian Lutheran Church of America. June 13. St. Panl—Americen Women’s Federation of Clubs. May 31-June 7. Miss M. L. Oben aner, 1317 Summit ave. MISSISSIPRJ Crystal Springs-—State Federation of Woman’s Clubs. April —. Mrs. R. E. Jones. | Hattiesburg—Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge. May 15. N. Doty, Grenada. Jackson—State Medican Assn. April —. Dr. J. L. Lackett, Meridian.