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The Florists' Review 



November 16, 1916. 



FOET WAYNE, IND. 



The Market. 



Counter trade was excellent last 

 week, but funeral work was light. The 

 warm temperatures last week brought 

 chrysanthemums into the market in 

 many varieties. Pompon and single 

 chrysanthemums are more popular this 

 year than ever before. The supply of 

 American Beauties is good in medium 

 grades, but the stock in the finer grades 

 is scarce. Koses and carnations are in 

 good supply. 



Single violets are abundant. The 

 supply of double varieties is not large 

 enough to reckon with. Calla lilies 

 are in large supply and Easter lilies 

 are equal to the demand. Valley is 

 in moderate supply. Cattleyas are plen- 

 tiful. 



Association Meeting. 



The second meeting of the newly or- 

 ganized Fort Wayne Florists' Associa- 

 tion wasJield Wednesday evening, No- 

 vember 8, at the Flick Floral Co. store. 

 Miss Rhoda Doswell, of the Doswell 

 Floral Co., presided as temporary chair- 

 man. The election of officers was held, 

 with the following result: President, 

 Miss Rhoda Doswell; vice-president, 

 Edgar Wenninghoflf; secretary. Miss 

 Marguerite Flick; treasurer, Herman 

 Leitz. An election of committeemen re- 

 sulted in the choice of the following: 

 Publicity committee, Clem Lanternier, 

 chairman; Mr. Freese, Mrs. Alice 

 Shive, Mrs. R. W. Doswell; program 

 committee, Mrs. Richard Blossom, 

 chairman; W. J. Vesey, Miss Margaret 

 Vesey, Miss Doswell, John Doswell; 

 committee on constitution, W. J. 

 Vesey, Jr., chairman; Miss S. L. Nelson, 

 Miss Doswell, Mr. Shive, Clem 

 Lanternier. 



It was decided at this meeting to 

 hold the first annual flower show in the 

 ballroom of the Anthony hotel, Thurs- 

 day, November 16. The publicity com- 

 mittee is issuing invitations to both 

 in and out-of-town patrons and friends. 

 The meeting was well attended and it 

 was decided to hold the next one the 

 first Monday evening in December. 



Various Notes. 



Miss R. W. Doswell, H. C. Leitz, of 

 the New Haven Floral Co., and Miss 

 Green " have returned from Chicago, 

 where they visited many wholesale es- 

 tablishments, including those of the 

 Poehlmann Bros. Co. and Peter Rein- 

 berg. 



The New Haven Floral Co. is cutting 

 some fine Adonis, Dr. Enguehard and 

 Snow White mums; also Russell roses. 

 Their carnations are doing well. 



Lanternier & Sons are receiving some 

 excellent Wells' Late Pink, Major Bon- 

 naffon and Chrysolora mums from their 

 greenhouses on Anthony boulevard. 



Mr. and Mrs. Clem Lanternier and 

 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lanternier mo- 

 tored to Paulding, O., where they spent 

 the week end. R. F. 



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