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November 27, 1919. 



The Florists^ Review 



61 



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Charles B. Herr, Crystal "White is giv- 

 ing a particularly good account of it- 

 self. Mr. Herr is not only a flower 

 grower but a pigeon fancier and has 

 some rare varieties of this bird. 



In the evening forty guests sat down 

 to a bountiful dinner prepared by the 

 ladies' auxiliary of the Florists' Club 

 in the directors' room of the Y. M. C. A. 

 building. A genuine surprise, particu- 

 larly to T. J. Nolan, was a handsome 

 angel food cake presented in honor of 

 Mr. Nolan's birthday, its sixteen can- 

 dles symbolizing his perennial youth. 

 The speakers of the evening were Ar- 

 thur Niessen, of Philadelphia, who dis- 

 cussed "The Outlook of the Florists' 

 Business," and Mr. Therkildson, for- 

 merly of the Burpee Co., Philadelphia, 

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Special attention given to orders from retailers and 

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GRANDFATHER EVERGREEN CO., Newland, N. C. 



in that city; his subject was "Adver- 

 tising for the Florists' Business." 



It was decided to hold the next meet- 

 ing of the club in the Brenneman build- 

 ing December 11, when officers will be 

 nominated and bowling and other amuse- 

 ments will be enjoyed. 



The decorations for the dinner were 

 by B. F. Barr & Co. L. S. Landis and 

 H. D. Eohrer's Sons exhibited McNiece, 

 Seidewitz, Nerissa and Dolly Dimple 



mums and Elmer J. Weaver had a fine 

 exhibit of pompons. H. K. Eohrer was 

 the winner in a spelling bee, which was 

 held during the evening and in which 

 botanical names were given out by Mrs. 

 B. F. Barr and Mrs. A. M. Herr. 



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Jerome, Ida. — A. W. Hart is erecting 

 a greenhouse and will soon be doing 

 business as the Jerome Floral Co. 



