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Banquet, Fifth Ckvelnnd Klow.r Slj"«, ll.,lleii<len Uotel. Friday EvenliiK, November Olli. L>.-« I'reseiit. 



The banquet closed with the singing 

 of the "Star Spangled Banner." 



COMMERCIAL EXHIBITORS. 

 Tlif four walls of tlu' armory were 

 taken up with trade exhibits which 

 were no less beautiful and interesting 

 than the non-commercial entries which 

 occupied the center of the room. 

 They were; Lord & Burnham Co., 

 greenhouses. H. P. Merrick. Cleveland 

 manager in charge; Julius Roehrs Co.. 

 Rutherford. X. J., a rich display of 

 plants; A. X. Pierson, Inc., Cromwell. 

 Conn., represented by H. C. Neubrand 

 and Robert Karlstrom; E. G. Hill Co.. 

 Richmond. Ind., represented by E. G. 

 Hill; Stumpp & Walter Co., Xew York 

 City, Walter E. Cook, representative; 

 Charles H. Totty., Madison. X. J; Carl 

 Hagenburger, West Mentor, O.; The 

 Priedley Co., Cleveland; L. Wester- 

 berg & Son, Warrensville, O.; T. 

 W. Lisy, Cleveland; Jones-Russell Co., 

 Cleveland: Knoble Bros., Cleveland; 

 Schoen Floral Co., Cleveland; J. 

 M. Gasser Co., Cleveland; Paul C. 

 Hahn. Cleveland; Hart Bros., Cleve- 

 land: Westman & Getz, Cleveland: 

 Wykoff Floral Co., Chagrin Falls, O.; 

 Women's Floral Club of Cleveland; F. 

 T. D. Association: Elmer D. Smith, 

 Adrian, Mich.; Xaunian Co., Cleve- 

 land; F. R. Pierson. Tarrytown. X. Y., 

 ferns, represented by John Fothering- 

 ham; Robert Craig Co., Philadelphia, 

 represented by Leonard J. Sieger: Jo- 

 seph JIanda. orchids. West Orange, X. 

 J.; John A. Brooks, irrigation system, 

 Toledo, O.; Little Wonder Plant Irri- 

 gator, Lamar, Colo.: Cleveland Red 

 Cross, sale of potted plants for Com- 

 fort Kit Fund. Miss Elizabeth Climo 

 and Miss Mariette Chandler in charge. 



THE AWARDS. 

 CHBTSANTHEMUMS. 



Swet-pstakes, Mt. Greenwood Cemetery 

 Association. Chicago. III. 



Best seedling chrysautheinuni not dis- 

 seminated. E. G. Hill Co., Richmond, Ind., 

 silver cap. 



Six vases pompons. Chas. H. Tuttv M:Hli 

 son. X. .1.. silver cuv>. 



Ten hlooms crimson, Chas. II. Tottv, 

 silver cap. 



Ten .Josephine Foley, .7. M. Gasser Cc... 

 • 'li'veland, Ist. 



Twelve Ijloouis. short stems, Mrs. H. .\. 

 Torry, Grosse I'oiiit. Mich., gard. T. I'. 

 Connor, silver medal; -Mrs. E. M. Ilorue. 

 .*<c>wlckley. Pa., gard. M. Currau, bronze 

 medal. 



Twelve novelty .Tap. anemone. Robert E. 

 Tyson. I'onveut. N. J., silver cup. 



Three varieties, si.t blooms each. Mrs. 

 .lames W. Corrigan Cleveland, gard. Lonis 

 Barnet, 1st. 



Ten liliionis. one variety, certificated in 

 lOl'). Mrs. .Fames W. Corrigan. Ist. 



.Si.\ varieties, singles, Chas. H. Totty. 

 silver cup. 



Twelve Richmond. C. Merkcl & Sons. 

 .Mentor, 1st. Twelve Whlttler, J. M. Gas- 

 ser Co., Ist. 



Twenty-four blooms. 24 varieties, short 

 stems, E. L. Ford, Grosse Point, Mich., 

 gard. Robert Lillie, silver cup. 



Six Barbara Davis. .1. M. Gasser Co.. Ist. 

 Ten blooms, 10 varieties, Mrs. H. X. Tor- 

 ry. Ist. 



Twelve spray's Katewood, Miss Katherlne 



D. Holden Cleveland, gard. Robert Weeks. 



Ist. I • 



Si.t blooms, six varieties, Mrs. E. M. 



II(>riit', silver medal. 



Fifty blooms, one variety, Daisy Hill 

 Farms. Chagrin Falls, O.. gard. Paul Back 

 hoven. 1st ; .Jos. II. Hill Co.. Richmond. 

 Ind., 2d; C. Merkel & Sons, 3d. 



Twenty-live White. E. G. Hill Co.. Daisv 

 IIlll F.irms, 2d; Chas. H. Totty. .Id. Twenty- 

 live Yellow E. G. Hill Co.. 1st; Mrs. Jas \V. 

 Corrigan. 2d: .T. M. Gasser Co.. :id. Twenty- 

 tlv<j Pink. Daisy Hill Farms. 2d. Twenl.v- 

 live Bronze. Chas. H. Totty. 1st; ,1. .\I 

 Gasser Co.. 2d. Twenty-five any other 

 <(>lor. Daisy Hill Farms 1st. Sweepstakes 

 for best 2.'i blooms, E. G. Hill Co.. silver 

 vase. 



Vase twelve White. E. G. Hill Co., 1st ; 

 Mrs. Jas \V. Corrigan. 2d; Daisy Hill 

 Farms. :Sd. Twelve Yellow. E. G. Hill Co.. 

 1st; Mrs. .Tas. W. Corrigan. 2d: Chas. II. 

 Totty. 3d. Twelve Pink. E. G. Hill Co.. 1st : 

 Chas. H. Totty. 2d. Twelve Bronze. Chas. 

 H. Totty. 1st: J. M. Gasser Co. 2d. Twelve 

 any other color, Chas. H. Totty. 1st: Mrs. 

 .Tas. W. Corrigan, 2d. Sweepstakes for 

 best twelve blooms. Chas. IT. Totty. 



Thirty-six blooms. 36 varieties, short 

 stems. Chas. H. Tottv. Ist; E. G. Hill Co.. 

 2d : Elmer D. Smith, Adrian, Mich., 3d. 



Tweuty-flve vases Pompons, Singles, 

 Anemones and Decorative. Chas. H. Tottv. 

 1st: C. Merkel & Sons, 2d; Mrs. Jas. W. 

 Corrigan, 3d. 



ROSES COMMERCI.VI, 



2.') blooms any variety not yet in com- 

 merce, A. N. Pierson. American Rose So- 

 ciety sliver medal; E. G. Hill Co., A. R. S. 

 certificate; F. K. Pierson, Tarrytown, N. 



Y., certlflrate; Robert Simpson, Clifton, N. 

 .1.. certitlcate. 



Vase 100 roses arranged for effect, Rolf 

 Zetlltz, Lima, o., Ist; John H. Dunlon, 

 Toronto. Ont., 2d; F. H. PierHon, 3d. 



Twenty-Uve roses, 1910 and 1!II7 dissemi- 

 nation, one variety, A. N. Pierson, Ist. 

 Twenty-tlve blooms, one variety, to be dis- 

 seminated ItPls. A. N. Pierson Ist; E O. 

 mil <'o.. 2d: V. It. Pierson. ;td. 



Sc'edllng rose nndlHsemlnated, 3 medals, 

 A. \. Pierson 1st: E. G. IIlll Co., 2d; John 

 II. Dunlip. .-(d. 



Fifty clusters of Baby roses arranged 

 for effect. .1. M. Gassar Co., 1st: F. H. IMer- 

 son, 2d. Fifty American Beauties, F. R. 

 PliTson. 1st. Fifty .Mrs. Charles Russell, 

 Itoir Zetlitz, 1st: F. R. Pierson. 2d Fifty 

 • i|iheliii, .1. M. (ias.ser Co., 1st; Rolf Zet- 

 litz, 2d; Meyer A: Drann. Elmhurst, 111.. 3d. 

 Fifty Richmond, .T M. Gasser Co., Isl; F. 

 It. Pierson. 2d. Fifty Mrs. <ieorge Shaw- 

 yer. A. N. Pierson. Isi. Fifty Mrs. Aaron 

 Waril, A. X, Pierson. 1st: F. It Pierson. 2d. 

 Fifty Sunburst. A. X. Pierson. Ist; F R. 

 Pierson. 2d. Fifty While Killarney, J. M. 

 Gasser Co.. 1st; A. .\. IMerson. 2d; F. R. 

 Pierson. .Id. Fifty Hoosler Beauty, Rolf 

 Zetlitz, 1st: F. R. Pierson. 2d: A. N. Pier- 

 son. .3d. Fifty any other pink. Jos. H. 

 Hill Co., 1st; ,T. M. Gasser Co. 2d: A. N. 

 Pierson. 3d. Fifty any other yellow, A. 

 X. Pierson, 1st. Fifty any other red, F. R. 

 Pierson. 1st; A. X. Pierson, 2rt. 



One hundred blooms of an.v new variety 

 to be (llssemlnaled In 1918, arranged for 

 effect. A. X. Pierson, Inc., Ist; Jos. H. 

 Hill Co., 2d: F. H. Pierson, .3d. 



Fifty blooms not previously exhibited, 

 .Tos. H. Hill Co., 1st; John H. Dunlop, 2d; 

 Dallledouze Bros.. 3d. 



CARN.VTIONS 



One hundred white. Cottage Gardens Co., 

 Queens, X. Y.. 1st; Jos. IT. Hill Co., 2d; J. 

 M. Gasser Co.. 3d. One hundred flesh 

 pink. .Tos. H. HIM Co.. 1st: ,1. .M. (Jasser 

 Co.. 2d. One hundred light pink. J. M. 

 Gasser Co., 1st. One hundred dark pink, 

 J. .M. Gasser Co., Ist; Jos. H Hill Co., 2d. 

 One hundred scarlet. Anton Then, Chicago, 

 III.. 1st; J. iM. Gasser Co.. 2d: .los. H. Hill 

 Co.. 3d. One hundred any other color, 

 .liis. H. Hill Co., Jst. 



MISCELLANEOUS 



Twenty-fiye stalks LiUum glganteum. 

 Fried ley Company, East Cleveland. Ist; 

 I'.ramley & Son Co.. 2d. 



One hundred double violets, Ethan & 

 Coon. Rhinebeck. N. Y.. 1st. One hundred 

 single violets. Carl Hagenburger, West 

 .Mentor. O. ist. 



One hundred Illy of the valley. J. M. 

 f^iasser Co., 1st. 



One hundred Antirrhinum. Carl Hagen- 

 burger, 1st. 



COMMERCIAL SPECIALS 



Six Cyclamen, Friedley Co., 1st; Bram- 



