The Billboard 1913-03-22: Vol 25 Iss 12 (1913-03-22)

168 The Billboard MARCH 22, 1913. CONVENTIONS (Continued from page 165.) Beattle—Nati. Children’s Home Socy. Jas. L. Clark, secy., 507 cago, lil. Seattie—Nat!. Conference of Charities and Correction. July 5-12. Alexander Johnson, secy., Angola, Ind. Beattle—Natl. Probation Assn. July 2-9. Albany, artes W. Towne, secy., The Capitol, Seattle—Employing Printers’ Congress uf Pacific Coast. July 14-16. A. W. Archer, secy., 500 Collins Bidg, Spokavue—l’acitic Northwest Hardware & Imple ment Aeen FE FEF. Imeas, secs Walla Walla—Grand Lodge I. 0. 0. F. 10. Louis F. Hart, secy., Tacoma, WEST VIRGINIA. 3 eo Commandery K. T. May 21 F. E. Nichols, secy. Fairmont—Great Council 1. T. H. Clay, secy.. Grafton—W. Va. 14-15. —. ho burg, W. Va Liuntington—W. Va. Sunday School Assen. Apr: 28-25. A. T. Arnold, secy.. Board of Trad Bidg.. Wheeling, W Va. July 3. Hearst Bidg., Chi June Wash. 0. R. M. May 9-16 Huntington, W. Va. Wholesale Gro. Asem, May McConaughey, secy., Parker Parkersburg—Grand Encampment I. 0. O. F. May 14-17. C. T. Simpson, secy., Hunting ton, W. Va. Teacoma—Grand Lodge K. of P. May 20-22. B M. Love, seey., Olympia, Wash. WISCONSIN. Ooerse lLake—Wis. Pharm. Assn. June 17-20. . B. Heimstreet, secy., Palmyra, Wis. ona du Lac-—Rebekah State Assembly. June 3. Mrs. Emory Perry, secy., Rosendale, Wis. Janesvilie—urai Letter Carriers’ Assn. of Wis. May 30-31. E. L. Demarest, seey. Waupaca. Wis. LaCrosse—-Brotherhood of American Yeomen. April 1 Cc. A. Willis, secy., Eau Claire, Madisep—Crand Council! Royal Arcanum o Wis April 30. C. D. Simonds. secy., 7 Marci Rieck “Milwankee Wis Madison—Fire Marshals’ Assn. of North Ameri ca. T. M. Purtel, secy. Madison—Wis. Music Teachers’ Assn. April 15-17. Mrs. Georgia C. Hyde, secy., 415 Park st., Madison, Wis. Milwaukee— Wisconsin Gas Assn. May 14-15 Henry Harman. secy.. 182 Wisconsin at Milwaukee— Wis. Doster Adv. Assn. 2d Wed bh May E. J. Kempf. secy.. Sheborgan. Monroe—State Firemen’s Assn. June 18-20, Benj. R. Buri, secy., Jefferson, Wis. Oshkosh—State Counci) K. of C. May 134 WwW D. MeGuire, secy., Baraboo, Wis. CANADA. Chatham. Ont.—-l’oster Adv. Assn. of Canada May 23-24 W. W. Scane, secy. Calgary, Aita.-Calgary Indus. Exhibition. June 30-July 5 bh. L. Richardson, secy. Montreal—National Council of Women of Can ada May 18 Mrs. Willoughby Cummings aecy.. 44 Dewson at. Toronto. Ottawa, Ont.—Awmerican Socy. of Civil Engineers. June —. Chas. W: arren Hunt, 220 W. 57th st., New York, N. Y. 8t. Johns, Newfound! and—Grand Orange Lodg of B. A. Last Wed. in May. Wm. Lee, 14 Berti st., Toronto, Ont., Canada. Toronto—The Retail Merchants’ Assn. of Can eda. March —. E. M. Trowern, 21 Richmont st., West Toronto, Ont., Can. a. Ont.—Canedian Fraternal Assn. _ W. F. Montague, secy.. Drawer Hamtiton Ont., Can. Toront tnt Am. Fed. of Musicians. Ma» 12 Owen Miller, seey., 3535 Pine st., S1 Lanis, Me Toronto—Ontario Educational Assn. March 24 27. Robt. W. Doan, secy., 216 Carlton st. Toronto, Ont.—Canada Order of Chosen Friends June 4. Wm. F, Montague, secy., P. O. Box 349, Hamilton, Canada. Victoria, B. C.—Grana Council Wash. Royal A canum. April 17. Tom H. Brewn, secy., 22 Rurke Bide. Seattle” Wash Winnipeg. Man.—Natl. Assn. of Real Estate Exchanges. Jniy 28-30. T. S. Ingersoll, secy.. 206 Andrews Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. [New Conventions 4 This list contains data procured by The Billboard during the past week only. ARIZONA. Elks Reunion, April 24-26. OsPease, secy., Box 116, ‘ucson, 9riz. ARKANSAS. Little Rock—Ark. Poster Advertising Assn. hy 8. Thos A. Hill, secy., Pine Bluff, rk, COLORADO. Colorado Sprines—American Assn. of General Baggage Agents. May 21. J. E. Quick, sevy., eare Grand Trunk Ry., Toronto, Ont., Canada. CONNECTICUT. Waterbury—Woodmen of the World. April 8. Chas. O. Nelson, secy., 2179 N. Main St. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washington—General Federation of Globe—B. P. 0. ear L. Women’s Clubs. April 21-24. Mrs. Eugene oo secy., 508 Park Ave., Charlotte, N. FLORIDA. << eS ae Chapter O. E. 8. April A. FY. Carter, secy., Holly Hill, Fia. Gumabatecs~Siate Legislature. April 8-June 6. IDAHO. ®pirit ea lake Chautanqua. July 19secy. Aug. 10. Jas. H. Marskall, ILLINOIS. Chicago—National Federation of Musical Clubs. April 21-25. Mrs. W. J.. Gilfillan, secy., 2171 Union ave., Memphis, Tenn. INDIANA. Linton—Woodmen of the World, Jurisdiction Q. w. April 2-5. J. Cook, secy., 11725 Vernon ave., Chicago, Il. Fairfield—S. BE. 345. H. E New Orleans—State Teachers’ Assn. Boston—American Benefit Soc. April 9. IOWA. Iowa ‘Teachers’ Assn., . Blackmar, secy., LOUISIANA. April Ottuma, Ia. April 17-19. Nicholas Bauer, secy., care City Hall Annex. MASSACHUSETTS. Edw. L. Townsend, secy., 6 Beacon St. MINNESOTA. Minneapolis—Grand Commandery K. T. April 30. John Fishel, secy., Masonic Temple, St. Paul, Minn. NEBRASKA. Kearney—Travelers’ Protectiv Assn. Chas. L. poet, secy., 613 Brandin Bidg., Omab:, Nebr. Lincoln—l4th Div. Ry. Mail Assn. Apci) 22-25. Harry Hughes, secy., 1301 L St. NEW JERSEY. Atlantic City—Internationa!l Federation of Commercial Travelers Organi«alions. ane 15-17. D. K. Clink, secy., N. Voearbern St., Chica5s, Ill. Cape May—Commercial Law League of America. July 21-23. Ernest L. Kreamer, secy., 108 So. LaSalle St, Chicago, :1i. Trenton—Grand Council KR. & 5S. M. H. E. Deats, secy., Flemington, N. J OH.O, Cleveland—North American Skat. League. June 21-23. Oscar E. Schwemwer, secy., 441 Natiiaal Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. April 35. OREGON. Pendleton—Columbia and Snake River Waterways Assn. April 14-15. Wallace R. Struble, secy., Lewiston, Idaho. Portiland—World’s Christian Citizenship Conference. July 29-July 6. Dr. Jas. McGaw, secy., 212 Commercial Club. Salem—-Brotherhood American Yeomen. April 1. Loren Lorensen, secy., Amity, Ore. SOUTH CAROLINA. Abbeville—S. C. Firemens Assn. June 24-26. RB. 8S. Hood, secy., Sumter, 8. C. Sumter—State Sunday School Miss Grace Vandiver, 8s. C. AS8sn. secy., TENNESSEE. Lenoir City—E. Tenn. Medical Socy. May 23-24. H. P. Larimore, secy., Chattanooga, Tenn. Nashbville—Knights and Ladies of Honor. April 15. J. M. Fink, secy., Jonesboro, Tenn. TEXAS. Beaumont—Lumbermens’ Assn. April 8-10. J. C. Dionre, secy., Houston, Texas. Paris—Praetorian State Senate. E. Loonly, secy., Polytechnic, VIRGINIA. Roanoke—Select Castile A. O. WK. M. C. 8 R. E. Heekman, secy., P. O. Box 193. WASHINGTON. Seattle—State Homestead b. A. Y. April 3-4. Mrs. Caroline Zietz, secy., 117 Lincoln St. Seattie—State Dental Socy. *May, 1913. A. D. Remington, secy., 1007 American Bank Bldg. Spokane—Inland Empire Teachers’ Assn. April 16-18. T. O. Ramsey, secy., 1711 Carlisie Ave. CANADA. Halifax, N. S.—Chief Constables Assn. June 2527. Wm. Stark, secy., City Hall, Toronto. North Vancouver, B. C.—Grand Lodge K. of P. May 28. Emil Pferdies, secy., Box 220, Vic toria, B. C. LATENSER AND ZELIZ » April 2-4. 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