April 18, 1908 



HORTICULTURE 



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HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY OF 



NEW YORK. 



For the purpose ot encouraging the 

 cultivation and the study ot orchids 

 and the formation of orchid collections 

 a committee of the Horticultural So- 

 ciety of New York has been, estab- 

 lished for the purpose of forming an 

 orchid t:ettion. 



This action is the outcome of the re- 

 cent gathering of a few orchid special- 

 ists in New York, as it was the 

 unanimous feeling of those who took 

 the initiative that the times were not 

 propitious for the forming of an inde- 

 pendent society. The Horticultural 

 Society of New York in forming this 

 orchid section gives perfect autonomy 

 to the section which will be free to 

 make its own rules and regulations for 

 the exhibiting of orchids. 



The first step is made in connection 

 witii the forthcoming announcements 

 of the May exhibition to be held in 

 the New York Botanical Garden on 

 May 13th and 14th, when besides four 

 cash prizes, two for amateurs and two 

 open to all, there will be offered one 

 geld medal, three silver medals and 

 three bronze medals, these medals to 

 be awarded at the discretion of the 

 orchid committee, which is composed 

 as follows: C. Moore, Hackeusack, N. 

 J., chairman, and J. E. Lager, .1. A. 

 Mauda, G. V. Nash, H. A. Siebrecht, 

 J. W. M. Kitchen and E. H. Roehrs, 

 Rutherford, N. J., secretary. 



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