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The Florists' Review 



A( i;rsT a.",. 1921 



Florists' Supplies Exhibit Awarded Certificate of Merit in Trade Display at Washington. 



ly. lie stilt 111 that tlie total now iiifiii 

 liiTs i;;tiiitMl so t'ui in tlic diivc witc 

 (!:i8. Tlicsc hud ln'cn obt.iincd \>y lid 

 mcnihcrs of tlii' society. Ki<;iit men 

 were ros|ionsilili' tHi' "JO 1 new iricininTs. 

 Tlifsc were: 



A. .S. lirji.v, Cliirkiisli:!. Itkl:i. IT 



l>. ('. HorKiiii, Mniiiii. <iii . ... -'J 



K. A. Fjirh'.v, New (lrl*':iii>. I «i ..... -*'• 



loliii Yi)iiiit'. Ni'W ^■|M k . . 'jri 



lljiiii- S .Miicllir. UKliilii. K;'ii :i- 



\V. II. KiiKlchail. M.iiii.lii^. 1(1111 IT 



laiiifs McUuitlilin ri.nl.inii (I Hi 



I'jllll Klilli;»l"'l'll. ('Ili.:i;;.i l.'i 



()kl;ih(Pin;i, (Iroriiia. Loiiisiiina, i\;ui 

 sas ami M ichiirim state organizations 

 will bf cntitli'il to rr]irfs<Mitat ion on the 

 S. A. F. linarci lit (lirccfors in i-oiis( 



i)IU'n('(' ot t llr (lri\ r. 



The re|)ort ot tin .oiniiiit t I'e on me 

 inorials was read by Secretary Vomit; 

 wliile all stood witli bowed heads. 

 Max S(ddinj; drew an interested audi 



•nee. wliieli sat ttiiiini:)i his 2 hour deiii 

 oiistration and bctnre on the hcdtest 

 afternoon of the convention. One ot 

 lii.s iriost beantifnl specimens of floral 



irt, a eorsat;r ot orchids, he presented 

 to Mr.s. J. ('. \ ;ui<;h;in. A handsome 

 vase of s]iray orchids, croton and (dhei 

 foliajje and garden flowers hr presented 

 'n Willitun V. (imle. 



Final Resolutions. 



At tile coriiliision ol M.i\ .Schliny's 

 i.ilk the liiial re^idiition* wire read liv 

 I', 1{. Kilmr. 'rinse einhodied thanks 

 ti) the \;iiiiiM~ a;;enciis coiit ribnt iti^ to 

 tlir sUcci'^^ ol tin- . iin\eiition -the 

 \\ ash iM;^t on llorists in ijeneral, the so 

 ■ iety's iifliciis, the ladies, the Ciude 

 lamilx' in p.irt iiiilar, (ieorye W. Hess, 

 • ';i|it. Willi.-im II. litnist for pottery, 

 till' m.an.iyer of the hall, the Kiwani^, 

 Kotary. Ojitinii^t, .s|iriner> .md other 

 .lulls, the ilail>- .ind trade jiress, etc. 

 The resolutions were ])re|iared by .i 

 loiiimittee coni]'ii-iil lit Irwin Heiter 

 mann, (diairman; Ad.-ini ("irah.ain, Frank 

 H. Tr.-.endlv, I. S. llendrickson, Fred 11. 

 Webi'r. Willi.im K. Harris and F. K. 

 K liner. 



Motion of adjournment, to reconvene 



at the time of the Cleveland national 

 Hovver show, March 11 to 18, 1!)L'2, was 

 made by Carl HaK<'nbiirj;er, seconded 

 and carried. Thus closed the thii-ty 

 seventh convent ion I 



JUDGES' AWARDS ON EXHIBITS. 



The judjjes found mm h of commend 



• tide v.aliie in the m.any exhibits com 

 posinj; the trade display. The det.ailed 

 dt'scription in The ifiview for last 

 week iiududed all of the ninety ex 

 hibits made. The comments and awards 

 of the judfies, i-". K. I'ierson, Karl H. 

 Mann and K. Allan I'eiree. on section^ 

 I' and ]) were as f<dlows: 



V.Msil SIciiiii Svsti'iiis Ci.., W.'i^hiii;;!..!!. I). C- - 

 \;isil liMiiil sinker, :i iiumI ilevire (•t ijm' in I'lii'l 



' ollMIIllltl i«Ml. 



.Iiiliii A. Kviins Co., liicliiniinil. Inil - — Ivxliiliit 

 iif vi'iitilii tini.' appiinitiis pai'ls 



I>iril & lliiinliaiii Cn.. .Niw Ynik -Kxlilliil nf 

 p)i<itei:r;iphs ot' ;;i'eenh'Mi^e ri>nsIriietioii. 



KuleV lireelllM.llse .M f u . Cci . t'llir:m.l.- -Uesk 



■-p:iee .•mil literatiirc. 



KriiisihcU ItniH. Co.. I'hiiMv'n Kxhiliit of pho- 

 toLTiiplis of iKiiliTs iiini ice iiiiikiiiK iii.u liiiiorv. 



Ilileliiiins A: Ci... Kliz.il.i til .\ . .1. -Kxhiliit of 



pliotoi.'l"lplls of ^.TeerrlliiOse loll-^t nut ioil Ullil lit 



i-f:i Iiirc, 



.\llleriiiill llreelllliiuse M f ;; Co.. Cllicuco See 

 lloll of irreellliollse sllowillli sollle llllVel feiltlires 



111 eoiislriietioii. ]iiirtieiil.'irl.v reinforeeil sashtiars; 

 ^erews aiiil nails are eliiiiina teil ami I'ver.vtliini: 

 liolte.l toL;elllel- Certiliealc ol iMeril reeoin- 



lliellili'il 



I,. C. .sifoh \ Siiii< llata\i:i. \. Y. -Tlie 

 riiofoMis soil slireililer. a lalior <aviiiL' ilevi. . 

 Tot sht'eililiim soil, simply anil liiii'.-ilily eonsti'iiet 

 e.| Mild appaleiitlx eapalile of elTeeliiii.' ureal 



• ■'onoiiiv ill lal'or Cerliliente of inei'it re.oin 



llienileii 



The jiidties ot sections A. 11 .•iiid I", 

 who were A. 1,. Miller, Julius A. I'lti r 

 son ;ind .lose|ili Koliout, h;id a bi;; Job 

 on their hands. The cart' they exercised 

 in ^oinjr over the exhibits is ntleeted in 

 their rejioit, as follows: 



\ aiichaii's Seed Store, ("liieapo A tiio- eolle. 

 lion of Kreiieh. .I.ipaiiese anil Initeli IhiII.- ami 

 espeeiallv nianiniotli Imllis of Harrisonii. aNo a 



rollertion of lilt L'lailioli. 



National ItiiUi Karnis, I'.eiilon Harlior. Mirh, 

 .Miiliiu.in L'lou n narcissi ami tiiliips .from II.. I 

 lami ;;r.i\vn inotiier l.iiUi-i: .-olleetion of gladioli 



H. K. Mi.liell Co.. I'liiiailelphia-A fine displa.\ 

 of Freneli. Dutch anil Iterminlan bulbs and an ex- 

 tensive exliiliit of >;arilen reipiisites 



Charles I'oniinert. Amelia. ().- New Rliidioliis, 

 I'lirity, a while sport of .\nieri.a. Award of 

 liiulily eoninieniled reeomniended. 



liiiKer & lliirrell, .Snniiiiil. .N. .1. A very . : 

 italilc exhibit of cattleya hybrids and ei 

 orchids. 



lioiiis Ilahn & Son. rittsbiirRh. I'a. — Ni'» 

 lens, Hardin^': color, red: Krnnnd, green: vi 

 h'ated edne. .\ward <if IiIkIi merit recomin i 



.Tack.son & I'erkins Co.. .Newark, N. V.- .\n 

 hibit of ixil Kiown lilacs, field urown dent/ 

 spii-eas ami roses and small evergreens; » 

 ireditahle. 



W. A. Manda, Inc., South Orance. N 

 (Collection <if stove iind greenhouse plants ami 

 interestinc collection of cacti. 



F. K. I'ierson Co., Tarrylown. N Y Colle. ■ 

 of neplirolepis ferns in 1 inch to lit inch pots 

 pans. 



Henry A. lireer. Inc.. rhiladelphiii -A 

 collection of highly colored crotons. palms 

 liaue and ureenhoitse Idaiils. 



Koberl Cfai^' Co., I'liiladelpliia .\ fine eul 

 lion of highly colored crotons. areea palms, 

 lainens, h.\ ilianireas and decorative plants. 



Henry 1. Fansi. .Merion, I'a. .\ ilispla> 

 Teddy. .Tr., nephrolepis ferns mihI well gr 

 eyclatnens, 



Friiitlanil Nurseries. Augusta, lia. A (lis, 

 of outdoor grown Azalea inilica and ardlsias 



rnili'd. Hnlb (irowers, Iin-.. Sassenheim, I 

 land Ilisplay of Ilolland-growii liiillis. 



II. C. Koeseher. .New Orleans. l.,a. ('oiler 

 of palms, foliage .iiiil flowering plants and 8e 

 eni groun lily bulbs. 



.1. K. Kiigowski Seed Co . Manitowoc, W. 

 A fine collection of cut asters 



Will Ifehdir. Wilmington. .N C .\n nm 

 display of surracenias .md diona.;! (Yeuiis 

 trapi. 



( arl Ilagenbiirger, Wesi Mentor. <>. -A c 

 tioii of solannms and li.Mlrangeas. 



Hobbiiik A: Atkins. It'iit lierforil. N. .1 -.\ 

 lection of ureenlioiise and nurseri stock, im 

 ing Some liome grown ar.im-arias 



Isaac II. Moss. Inc. r.altimore, .Md. .\ 

 collection of evergreens 



.loseph lleacork Co Wyneote. fa. .\ CI. 

 lion ol' palms. 



.lohn l.<wis Chillis, Inc.. Flowerlield. I. 1 

 large c-cdleetion of .-nt gladioli. 



It. Ilamiiiond Tracy. Wenliam. Mass. .\ 

 lection of primiiliniis h.\ brid gladioli. 



C. I'. I-iggit, riiiladelphia- .\ collectioi. 

 specimen ferns and greenhouse plants. 



M.icaw Bros., Nor« 1 I'a. .\ eiim|>reh. i 



.'Xliibit of I'andanns Veitcliii, I»rac:ena Ma- 

 geana. cyclamens and Macawii ferns, ttie '. 

 especially well grown; 'Teddy, .Jr. and S. 

 ferns. 



Anton Sehiiltlieis. College I'oint, N. ■¥■. — A 

 er.il exiiibit of winter blooming potted plant- 

 c hilling eri.-as, American grown azaleas and 

 (Irangeas. 



Homan .1. Irwin. New Y'ork .\ colIe<'ti." 

 coTiimercial plants. 



.\. N rierson. Inc. Cromwell. Conn. -A 

 play of ericas, well b.rried anlisias and «ci 

 tiiiiis; the latter inclndeil the variety '• 

 Ijeinkesii. 



Julius Uoehrs (Vi.. Kutherfonl, N. J. — A 

 play of kentias and hybrid cattleyns. 



The many interesting; and valun 

 items in the retailers' supplies 



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