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and make arrangements, in order that 

 the event may be a great success. This 

 will be the largest florists' affair that 

 Indianapolis has ever had. Following 

 this discussion, a program committee 

 for the association meetings was ap- 

 pointed. 



After adjournment, a social hour was 

 enjoyed and refreshments were served 

 by th^ hosts. 



Various Notes. 



Baur & Steinkamp have three men off 

 on account of sickness. This firm will 

 have an exhibit at the New York flower 

 show, where they will display Huth 

 Baur, Harvester and Edna carnations. 



Greene's Flower Shop has an attrac- 

 tive new livery for the chauffeur that 

 is different from others. E. E. T. 



WASHINGTON, D. 0. 



The Market. 



Stock ccntinues to be more plentiful 

 and prices are still on the decline. The 

 streets are full of all kinds of stock. 

 Carnations and sweet peas are most 

 plentiful. 



Funeral work is still piling up and in 

 several instances a slight scarcity of 

 greens was noticed during the last week. 



Despite the spell of severe weather 

 last week, business was quite satisfac- 

 tory and little stock was lost by freez- 

 ing. The storm came on with little no- 

 tice, but the growers had kept close 

 watch on the weather reports and most 

 of them were ready to cope with sudden 

 change. 



Florists' Club Elects. 



J. Harper Hetherington was elected 

 president of the Florists' Club of Wash- 

 ington at the meeting which was held 

 March 2. Other of&cers elected were: 

 Vice-president, A. Gude; secretary, 

 George V. Scbultz; financial secretary, 

 Z. D. Blackistone, and treasurer, Wil- 

 liam F. Gude. The new executive com- 

 mittee is composed of George Shaffer 

 and David Grillbortzer for the 3-year 

 term, Otto Bauer and Charles P. Groce 

 for the 2-year term and Adolph Gude 

 and Theodore Diedrich for the 1-year 

 term. 



Prof. A. S, Thurston, of Maryland 

 State Agricultural College, lectured on 

 floriculture. Plans for the annual ban- 

 quet given in honor of the new officers 

 were made. G. S. 



Columbus, O. — The Acme Floral Co. 

 has opened a store at 60 East Gay street, 

 to engage in both wholesale and retail 

 business. W. C. Holstein is manager 

 and E. E. Stoughton is secretary and 

 treasurer. ..(^ 



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