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The Florist?' Review 



Mak. 11 liJ, 1921. 



I'luwiT (■„,. first; l.r, liisc iV I.e. liisf. V.lur r<jinl, 

 .\. ^ . , .sfcoiid. 



One liiiiKln-il i riiiisiin, to iiic liiclr :ill slindcs 

 known iis . rinisun or maroon -Stronl-, Ini ., lirsl. 



Oiii' liiindrcd «liitc viirioKatcMl Siioiii s. In.-.. 

 liist. 



One linndrcil y('ll,)\v o,- v,.||o\\ \,iri.-Mlid 

 Sl^(^nt's, Inc., livst. 



(trie liundi-od l.addii*. S. .K Co.ldaid. I'l-Minini:- 

 liMin. .MM-.S , lirsl; .S|irini;li,'hl l-l..\v..| Co., ^, , 1 



Other Exhibits. 



Ill til.' sweet |)("i classes staoe.l Mairli 

 is lor coimiiercial i^idwers, .lolm ((Mik, 

 'rarrvtdwii. \. Y., carried away all Imt 

 one of tli<> lirst i>ri/,es ;i\v;ir(le(i. This 

 went to tlie \V. Atlee I'.uriiec Co., I'liil 

 a(lcl])hia. JI. Maiiiitscli, Kockvill.' ( 'eii 

 ter, N. Y., was awaiileil secoiiil jn-i/r 

 on one exliiliit . 



Ill llie display of .■ariiat ions. sta;;eil 

 M;irc]i Is. tlie first |p|i/e went to lies 

 sion, i'l;itl>iisli. \. N'. 'J'lie SprinotieM 

 I'IdWcr ( 'o. took secoii'l ))lare. 



Trade Exhibits. 



A list ol' tli(> trade e.\liihitors ;ii ih,- 

 Ni'W \drk flower show is ;is follows: 



.\dlor. .\I., New Vorli. 



.\llondir. C. Jl.. .New Yorl;. 



Anicrii;in S.-cil iV .Seed 'I'aiic Co.. Niuaik, X. .1. 



Art Coloii.v liidnslrii's, New York. 



AssocialiMl Motoi-s Co.. New Vork. 



Atlantic (;rass .Scod Co., New York. 



llartlctt Tree KxjM-rt Co., Stamford. Conn. 



Itali'iiian A; Co.. Inc., .New Vork. 



r.a.vcrsdi.rl'cr iV Co.. II., rhiladclpijia. 



I'.olildiik iV .\tkins. llnllicrl'..rd. N. .1 



I'.on Arlic-ir Chemical Co.. I'alorsoii. .N , ,1 



linriMo Co . W. Atlio. I'liiladoljdiia. 



Cam|iliill Irrigation Co.. Wijodl>nr.\ . N. .1 



CKh-Iio Co., N(.'\v York, 



Colihv.dl l.awn MohitC.).. Now t.nri;li N ■! , 



Cox. Warrrn. New York. 



Craini-r, .Mrs. .1. Van Uonslaor. N.v\ V'tI- 



Danicds. W. S., Ni« Vork. 



Jiavc.v 'J'rci' i:xjMrl Co.. Kiiil. ii. 



liawson, S .\.. .New York. 



Iiodnc A: ( o.. II. C , .Now Vork 



Mrror, Iiii- . llonrv .\ . Itivi-rtcm. V .1. 



Dijikliani. William II . Madison. N I 



linkitiH .^tndio. Iiio . Now Y<n'k 



i:\((dlo .Mfc. Co.. CI, v.dand, (». 



Faninliar, 1! .V; .1.. lioslon, .Mass 



I'rnil (Jrowrrs' Sn|ppl.\ Co.. .Now Vnrk. 



Iiild. Ini'.. .Mauri, o. S'lw York 



I'lillMT I'oltcr.v C,i,. I'li-miii^'lon, N .1. 



i;ar,liM Clicmiial Co.. .Now Viprk, 



i;illolt, J: . .Now York. 



Craniror \- C.,.. A. II.. Now •^'ork 



iliiiiiliniKi'r, .Mrs. .Mfri-d. Itr,>,ikl>n N ^ 



Hammond. I'x'ii jamiii, I'.oa, ,,ii. .N. \. 



Ilaiillint,' iV .'^on. .N.'W York. 



Harrison. ('. .M . Wal.linni:. -N .1 



Hartm.inii .'^aiiilors Co.. .Niw ^ Crk 



llinsliiiw I'loral Co.. New Y,iik 



II. ws \ Co.. .\. II., Camhridy... .Ma-s. 



Ililrliinijs .V ( .... i:ii/al..-lli. N. .1 



HcmIksoii (',).. K. ]■' . r.oslon and Now York. 



Iliml ^ Co . William M.. Now York. 



Ideal I'ower I. awn .Mower Co.. I.ansiii;,'. .Mieli. 



Irwin, Itoiniin .1., New York. 



.loljiison. ,1. Oliver, Clii, .•ij.-o. 



Kaslin;; Co., W. !•'. , liulliilo. .N V. 



Ki'r\an Co., New York. 



Kraiis C.ist Sloiie Works. ,1. ('., Now 1 oik, 



Kroi'siladi lires. Co., Chiea^'o. 



l.iiui-r ^ lliirridl, Sumniil, N. .1 



l.oar.v, W, F., New 1!,m1uI1c. N. 1 . 



1.,'wis iV Vali'iilin,'. l!osl,\n. N ^. 



l.oril iV r.iiniliam Co.. lr\iii;;loii, .\ , ^ . .' 



l.nllon Co., W. II.. Ni'W Vork. 



MarkI,' A: C,,,, Clialham. ,N. ,1. 



Ma.\.> \- C(j., .1. (;.. |{o,li,.sl,.r. N, V. 



-MoCalliim Co., I'it tslinrL'li, I'a. 



Mnllir S,al,v Co.. New Y,.rk. 



Niaj-'ara .'<prn.\er Co,, N"i\v York. 



ri,'is,in. In,-., .\. N., Cromwidl. Conn. 



I'iersoii, 1'. It., Tarrvlown, .N. .1. 



I'lasli,- .\rt Co.. New York. 



i.iualil.v r.niinls Co.. ('1,'V( laini. <). 



Iti'iitir Co., 1,. .1., ]!ost,in. .Mass. 



i;o,lirs C,i., .Inlins, KiitliiTford, N. .1. 



Uos,-,lal,' .Nurseries. 'I'arr.vtowii. .\ . \'. 



Itiissin, !<. II., X,w Y',irk. 



S. A: S. Kmlircdder.v Siippl.v Co.. N,w ^'ork. 



S.lni'piTs. Inc., ,I,>hn. .New Vork. 



Si Idiiitr, In,-., .Max, .Ni-w York. 



Seliloss lir,is.. Itililums, In,-., .Ni'W V,,rk. 



Siiiiiilex Oil lleiitiii!; Co., rrovidiii, ,-. It. I 



So-Mo Sali's Co.. .N,.wark, X. .1. 



Slininan. (ieorj;,' 1,.. WisOrlv. It. 1. 



Striniiliam, I,. ,1 , (;i,'n Cov,', .N,'W York. 



Slnini'P iV \\'all,'r Co.. Ni'W Vork, 



'ihorl.urn & Co.. .1. .M.. New York. 



'loII.\ Co., Charl.-s II., In,'., Madis,.n. N. .1. 



■I'owiisind C,i., S. r , r.l,ioinli( 1,1, X. .1, 



'rr.i,-.\ , I!, lliiiniminil, W,'idiam. M.iss 



A'anflian's Sei>,l .'^lor,', Cln, ii;;o and .N,'W Y.iik 



Werlli,ini,'r r.r,is,. .Ni-w York. 



\V,siirii T'nion (',>.. X,"w York. 



AV'il^on, 111.-., .\iHln-w, Siirinc:li,-M, .N. ,1. 



New Yorkers Give Dinner. 



Till' .'inniiai ,liiiinr of' the .\i-w Vork 

 l-'iorisfs" ('lull ill i-oiinection with tlie 

 show, hehl at the Hotel liilt iiior,', 

 \\'e,|iiesilay e\cniiin', Marcli lli, was .-i 

 ioiii]il(-te .snc'css, over .'!IK) f^nests lieino 

 |ireseiit, ;iiiiono- them intiny oiit-of town 

 \ isitors to till' flower sliow, .Music ami 

 ilaneiiio wi-re prime t'e;itures of' the oi- 

 .•;i~ioii, ,-ni.| til,' eiit ert .•linnieiit coiit iiiiii'd 

 iiiifil loiio aff.T mi,lnio|,t. i-;.\ I'resi- 

 ileiif .\ . M. ii.'ush.'iw was ]ireseliti'.| 

 \\ith .-1 silver service liy his many 

 lii(-mls ill the eliih, Joseph .\. .Man. la 

 iiiakiii;,' flw presentation .-id.lress, to 

 which till- i-.'c-ipieiit made an eloijueiit 

 responsi-. 



Jurors on Awards. 



.\ i-oinplete list of' the jurors on 

 aw:ir,ls is o;iveii as follows: 



llan-v .Ml.ii. llMle Turk, X. Y. 



la.i. .\Miins. Clii,-a>;,>. 



i:. lieikott, White Plaint, N. Y. \ 



,laines r.r.vdeii, I'k-veland, (). 



II. ConKlilin, l.oi-nst Vallo.v, N. V, 



II. .\. Iiial, Itoikville, Conn. 



!•:. Dailledoiize, r.riMikl.vii, N, Y. 



Will. Kc-eles, Ovsti-r I'.a.v, X. Y. 



l-:niile Fardel, (Jreat .\erk, X, Y. 



1). Fnilieis, -Morrislown, X. .1. 



,laine.s Fniser, Cold S|irinf,' Harbor, .N. Y. 



W. F. (Jiide, WiisliinKton, 1). V. 



W. llni-kviile, .Summit, N. J. 



■I'lios. llviu\, Ited liank, X. J. 



(;,',iri.'e Hess, Wasliint;ton. I>. ('• 



l'er,-.V Hii ks, Ited IJaiik, X. J. 



,1. F, .lolmson, (ilea Cove, X. V, 



Will. Kleiidiein/. 0>;ont/, I'a. 



(lias. Kiiitrlil, Oakdale, X. Y. 



Herman Kiiolile. Cli'veland, O. 



W. 1'. .Maliaii, .lerii-lio, N. Y, 



]>. M,-(iref,'or, Tuxedo I'ark. X, Y. 



,1. (;. .M,lr,ise, Cild Spring lliirhor, X. Y. 



Cvo. Mid, II, 1,111, Tiirrvtown, -V. Y. 



I). Mill,-r, Tiixed,) I'ark, N. Y, 



,1. I', .Mossinan, llaekeiisnc-k, N. .T. 



S. .Miirra.v. Kansas C'it.v, .Mo. 



i;. Osliorn, Willianistown, X. Y. 



i;. .\. I'eirce, Wallliani, JIass. 



Ileiir.v I'eiiii, Iloston, JInss. 



i:. I!i-a|.'an, .Morristown, X. .T, 



AV. II. Kolierlsoii, I'orti-liesler, 



It, .Sa.vwiird, Detroit, Miili, 



1-:. S,-eei-.v, I'aO-rson. X'. J. 



Max S,-lilinf,', Xew York, 



,1. T. .Sisle.v. Convent, N. .T. 



K. .S|i,'irs, l',irt Wasliiiiiitoii. X. Y. 



.los. T'liis.v, Tuxedo I'ark, .N'. V. 



.\, K, Townseiid, Cliaiijiacpia, X. Y, 



It. Tvsoii, Convent, X. J. " - 



1!. AValker, Cliaiin<-i"V, X. Y. 



I-' Wals.in. (;ien Cove, .V. Y. 



i:riiest Wild, .Mailison, N. .1. 



K, Williamson, Greenvviili, Conn. 



'I'he speei.'il jurors for the exhilutiori 

 wi-ro the followinfj: 



W. II. Dm-kliain. M.-idi.son. N. .1. 

 I'.'ti-r Diiir, Oraiise, X. .1. 

 1'. Ilciviiians, J/-ii,>x, .Ma.ss. 

 A. .1. I.,iv(dess, Lenox, Mass. 

 .Mli'ii .hnkliis, .Shrevvshiirv, Mass, 

 Tlios. IToi-t,ir, Sea ClilT, X. Y. 

 Tlies. Itoland, Xalianl. M:iss. 

 Win. Turner, Ked Bank, N. J, 

 \V, II Waite, Ited liaiik, X. J. ^ 



X Y 



BEAUTY AND THE BEST. 



Rose Arch that Spanned Center Aisle at the New York Show. 



Results from the Flower Show. 



shows m;iy come ;iii,l sliows may fjo, 

 liiit crowds {;o (in forever. There were 

 irowds at the silk show ;i few wi'cks 

 aoo ill the (Iraiid Central Pala(H\ Xew 

 N'ork city, and there were crowds :it the 

 flower show there last week. \\ liy did 

 tiiose crowds — or that crowd, for it was 

 ]irobal)l.v about the same one — come ;uid 

 whiit did they find? Tlio crowd found 

 beauty in abundance; it learned, par- 

 tii'ularly in the silk show, how it was 

 produced; it saw myriad varieties, each 

 ill its best fjuality; it s;iw how that 

 beauty could be used. And that is 

 jirolialdy about what the crowd came 

 I'or. 



The details of the flower show — the 

 exhibits, the awards, the social fea- 

 tures, etc.- — have been reported for The 

 Keview by those most competent to do 

 it. Here ttre ,iust a few suggestions on 

 what such an exhibit means to the 

 i-rowd on the one h.'uid and the trade 

 on the other. 



Slogan and Show Together Go. 



lAcr since the slog.'in of the florists' 

 tr:ide began to win its now widl est;ib 

 lished re]uitation. its influence has been 

 in the direction of using flowers as the 

 expression of a particular sentiment. 

 Whether it be joy or sorrow, congr;itu- 

 l;.tion or sympathy, in cididiration of 

 the living or in memory of the dead, it 

 w.'is to be said with flowers. This has 

 tended to increase the importance of 

 partieul.ar occasions and days, of wed- 

 dings, funerals, dinners, dances, Idrth- 

 days, memorial days and other holi- 

 days. 



On the other hand, the flower show 

 heli>ed, in the main, to cmph;isize the 

 use of flowers as a normal pttrt of 



