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Fbbkiaky 3, 19*^1 



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the store of Mary Johnston Monday 

 evening, January 24, to devise ways and 

 means to hold this celebration durinj^ 

 the coniinfj fnll. The mistakes of the 

 last campaign, ludd last fall, were fully 

 discussed, and the committee is detei- 

 mined to be guided by these in putting 

 it over this year. We only had four 

 weeks to work in last year, and the cele- 

 bration given was wonderful, but in 

 the slunt lime at our disjtosal we could 

 not give tlie \arious features the con- 

 sideration we should have. The com- 

 mittee is of the opinion that for con- 

 siderably less money than last year's 

 cost a bigger and better week can be 

 pulled off. They decided to recommend 

 to the club that a mammoth central 

 flower show be held in the Fifth ilcgi 

 ment armory if it can lie secured for 

 this ])urpos(-: that ])art of the floor 

 be reserved for dancing, as the armory 

 covers a city block, and that as many 

 tickets as each member desires be given 

 to him, which he in turn can send to 

 his customers. Then the idea is to 

 work the street pageant up for all it 

 is worth. The date for the week will 

 be the one commencing Octobci- t. With 

 such meji as Joseph Merritt, chairman 

 of the general committee, and Kobcrt 

 W. Johnson at the head of the com- 

 mittee on finances, we can expect a big 

 week. 



Robert L. Graham, Jr., president of 

 the Florists' Club of Baltimore, and by 

 \irtue of that oflSce a member of tin' 

 board of directors of the S. A. F., is 

 loud in his jiraises of the meeting of 

 tiie latter held in Washington, D. C, 

 January 24 and 25. 



Among those in the Baltimore party 

 at the banquet of the American Carna- 

 tion Society at Washington, January 

 27, were Richard Vincent, Jr., Mr. and 

 Mrs. Wm. J. Johnston, Miss Isabelle 

 Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Bauer, 

 Mr. and Mrs. Irving Bauer, W. J. Teipe, 

 .1. F>. Ifarmon, Miss TTarmon, Mr. and 

 Mrs. Charles Ceok, Mr. and Mrs. F. 

 Cremer, of Hanover, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. 



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