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The Florists^ Review 



Adgcst 25, 1921 



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AMONG THOSE PRESENT 



t?Ttirrrtirrrti»7rtit7Ttii 



YTH'A-tlfAWA-tifATl 



RIXilHTHATlOX w.is lioht.T aftcT 

 the lirst driy .-it llii' \\'.isliiii;;toii 

 I'Oii vent ion lliaii it was a1 Ch'Vt'- 

 laiul and Detroit. Tlio florists wlio caiiu' 

 liy motor raiiic in t'onc for tlie oiHMlili^ 

 ilay aiui were less iiinii('rt)iis sulisc- 

 i|iiciit.ly. l''or tiiis reason tlir prciiict ions 

 as to att cndaiiiM' -were not fiiitillcil to tiic 

 ]ioint of »'X|)( rtat ion, .•ind wliorcas the 

 list of tliosi' |iri'S(Mt on the o]K'nin;: 

 day, iMlldisiicd in last week's issue of 

 Tile Review, was Larger tiian the simi- 

 lar list |iriiited a \e;ir ayo, tlie list bolow 

 ot' Later rej;ist r;tt ion is iio1 so larji'o as 

 that of later arri\als at the <!k'veland 

 Lnin\ ent ion. 



Klldrts to induce visitoi's to register 

 were more strenuous this yi'ar tlian at 

 recent S. A. I", nieetines ;iii(l the loca- 

 tion of the liooks was f;ivorat)le for 

 t heir (dit aiii iii,!4 mendiei's" .attention. So 

 the list of those present at Washinjiton 

 is unnsnally cuniidele. The list litdo\v 

 is in addition to the n.ames \vhi(di a]i 

 jx'ared in last we( l\ 's issue of 'I'lie I{e 

 view: 



Allies, (icor^c r , ,\ll. Itaiiiici, .Mil 



Aiiiirrsuii. ,\., lialliiiKirc, .Mil. 



.\ii);lK'nbakit;li, 11, .M., iohI wifi-. .MiiinlLcstiT. 

 I'.-i. 



AuphcnlKUiKli, .7. K., ami wife, Ynrk. I'a. 



JialM-.M-k. Daniel \V,, licrlin. Mil. 



I'.alk, II. \V. T., Amiiisla. i;a. 



Mall. Charles II., riiil.iili'lpliia, l>a. 



r.al./.cl. .I.,|,n W.. riiilailclpliia, I'a. 



r.aiicr. Williaiii .M.. (Jipvaiis. Mil 



Haiiiii. .1 II., ami wife. Wellsvillc, O 



r.amii, iM.iruarct. W.-llsvillo. (). 



Itaiim. Maii.lo, Wellsvillc. O. 



r.aycrsd.irrcr. Harr.v, I'liiladcliiliia, I'a. 



liccklcY. (I. r. . llariisliurL', I'a. 



Illicsc, Fipilci-irk W., ami wile, \Vaukevli;i, 

 Wis. 



Hnlinerl. K. A., Cliarleslon, W. Va. 



I'.. akin. Mrs. ,1. (;., Irhaiia, (). 



I'.iilkiu. Ktlicl, Irliaiia, O. 



Itiitkin. .Mrs .less. Trliaiia. (I 



ISo.iiie. James W., r.alliimire, .Mil. 



liiiwersos. li. ('•.. Ijwisteii, I'a 



r.riAMi, James M., New York, N. Y 



Itriimier, 10 . Newark. N. ,7, 



Hiitler, Aiilirev I'... .Nurlliaiiiiitnii, Mass. 



Calielie. M,irliia, Wellsville. O. 



tamiiliell. Allreil M.. I'lulailelpliia 



t'arlstoilt, Oscar U., ami wife, linliaiiapnli^ 

 Iml. 



Clarke, Oeorjre It., .\iitiiirii. N Y 



C..).-i.-aii, S W , Hiltle Creek, Midi. 



Ciiniier. I>. '1' , rtiilaileliiliia. I'a 



C.M.k. Curl A. S., W.vncdie, I'a. 



CiMik. (ii'iT^c M.. ami wife. lialtiiiiure, Mil 



Cowee, W. .1 , Iterliii. N Y 



Cox. .loliii W . I'liil.iileliihi.i. I'a 



CriMiii. .Iiiliii 1!.. Mai;m>li.'i, N. C 



Hanker, freil .\ , ami wife, Allianv, .\. Y. 



Deiilselier, .1. .M., I'liilaili'lpliia , I'a. 



lieiiiiell.v. Mrs. K. A., Cliicayu, III. 



Iii.nier. II. I!., Iiliaiia, 111. 



liiil.v. Marks W., (Iraml I.eilye, Midi. 



IMwell, II. II., SprinKlield, O. 



Ksler, Jiihn (i.. Saddle lUver, N, ,1. 



l^vemlen, CieiirKo W., and wife, Williaiiisipnrt, 

 I'a. 



I'alliin, v., KuaiKike, Va. 



Kalli.ii. .1. .1., It Kdic, Va. 



I'ellslnini. W. K.. Dixon. III. 



rarenwalil. K.. and wife. Ituslyn, I'a. 



rnntaine. It.. Carleton, .N. y. 



rnrbadi. C. liiiir.-iln. N. V. 



li.irrean. C. (I , ami wife, .lersey Cily. N. .1. 



liaiise, (I. It., and wife, Itidininml, Ind, 



<;ieeil.', .Mrs. Itichard K., Kvaiisliin. HI. 



ie>lilenstein, Kilward, CliicaKii. Ill 



linrly. Kraiik .\., St. I,.jiiis, Mii. 



leiiild, Harry, Wyncele. I'a. 



iJracy. Sleplien I'... riiilaiUdpliia, I'a. 



iJiever, W. II., ami wife, I'.nffalo, N. \' . 



Hick. Il.irry K . WyeiiiissinK. I'a. 



Il.inermdil. .Inim I'.. I'liiladelphi.'i . 



Harris. Wni. K.. I'liiladdpliia. I'a. 



Haike. A. II., Iticdiiiieml. Va. 



Hankie. Andrew, anil wife, Fairmont. W \'a. 



lleaciick, .lames W.. Wyncote, I'a. 



llennan, ('.. Korsvlli. Mn. 



Hit/.. I., i;., Madison, Iml. 



Ildililzdl. Mrs. A. M., llallimore. 



Iloppel. Itavuioiid i; , Clierrvdale, I'a. 



Ilow.inl. W. D., .Milfonl. Mass. 



llnl.hard. Mrs C, K.. Topeka, Kan 



lliimiston. II. IC, Cliii'a;;o. 



.la.'ksoii. Opiia. Spriiiijlidd. O. 



.lamison, Itoliert, W*ioilsiile, J'a. 



,lamison. 'I'lioinas M.. I'liilailelpliia. I'a 



Ki-.\ser. K. l\, Jr.. Jersey Cn.\ . N .1. 



Koenii;, Otiii Ci.. St. I-ouis. 



Laiiser. .\rlliiir H., iiiid wife, I'liiladcliiliia, I'a 



Lewis, ItiiKcr, and wife, Ixickport. .\. Y. 



I^wis, Fred l,., ami wife, boekport. N. \'. 



Lewis, t;. .\., riiilaildiiliia. I'a. 



Lcydie. (ieoruc I).. Indianapolis, Ind. 



.Malliralic. '1'., Jolinstown, I'a. 



.Mann. F. II.. Itidiinoml. Ind 



.Merlz, Frank I.., Itoanoke. Va. 



.Ml Frederick, C, K., wife and danclitir, Hal- 

 iiiiiiire. .Mil. 



Ml Frederick. HeorKe II., lialtiniore, Md 



Ml Kissick, W. K , Ilaltiimirp. Md. 



Miller, II. A.. I'hiladidpliia. 



.Mills, Mark I'., ami wife, I'liiladdpliia. 



.Moore. Miss IJresia, Harvard. III. 



.Moriier, Fdwin .M.. Slndliy ville, Ind 



.Moricliard. J. K.. .New York and I'aris. 



Noimaii, .Mary. Ilaltiniore. Md. 



OiiierliriiK'c. 'riieiiilore, Siinnylands, Iteriiiinla 



Hsliorn, .N. ('.. Ilarlford, Conn. 



I'almer, K. (' , Itidiinoml. Va. 



I'allerson. John J., liainesville. ila 



I'aiil. .lolin. and wife. Cnniliei'lainl. .Md 



I'lilTcr. W. I'., Chicago, III. 



I'yie. Itohert, West llrovo. I'.i. 



llaako, .Mrs. II , Frederick. Md 



Iteid, Fdwarcl. I'liiladdpliia. I'a 



Itihsani. Carlniaii. Trenton. N. J 



Itoak. I,, v.. Ilarrisliiirc. I'a. 



Itoliinson. .\. V... Ije.\in>;ton. Mass. 



Itoss. Itoileriik W . Dixniont. I'a. 



ItiUer. John .\.. I'.alliniorc. .Md 

 Sieck. Claymore C, I'.altiniore, Md. 



Sdienkesla. Fred, Aslilaml. Va. 

 Scott, K. K.. I'roviilence. It. 1. 

 Schiilz. .Matt. Chicago. 111. 

 Selinkii. .Milton, .New Y'ork. 

 Shackelford. W. It., ICast I'ittsbiirph, Ta. 

 Smith, 11. J.. Hinsdale, Mass, 

 Sievenson. K., Italtiniore. Md. 

 .Stevenson. Tliomas C. lialtiniore. Md 

 Stiles, .Mrs. Itohert I!.. Fetersbiirs, Ta. 

 Sonnenschinidl. (.'arl. Indiiiiiapulis. 

 Siittle. Frank .M., Cliicat;o, 111. 

 rilnian. Karl H., Northampton. Mass. 

 Vincinl. .lolin S., While .Marsh. .Md. 

 \inceiit, Kiihard, Jr., White Marsh, M^. 

 Vout. John W.. StiUTis, Mich. 

 Welier, Fred C., St. Uiiiis, ,Mo. 

 Welch. I'atriek. liovton. Mass. 

 ^Vertz. Frank L.. Itoanoke. Va. 

 Whitt. John II., Welch, W, Va. 

 Wintzer. .\., West (irove. I'a. 

 Wick, Helen. Detroit, Midi. 

 Wriiiht, John F., Williaiiisporl , I'n 

 While. John II., Welch, W. Va. 



THE MEMBERSHIP DRIVE, 



Strenuous Campaign, 



The coinmittee on niembersliip begs 

 to jircseiit the following'- ]iartial, or 

 rtitlier incomplete, report, for we uiuler- 

 staiul our ;ip]Hiintinent vvtis for one yotir 

 and so our term has not yet expired; 

 neither is our work finisiied; no doubt, 

 it never will be, but we do hoi)e in time 

 to ]ii(ss it on to others. 



^'ouv eoinmittee beoan work immedi- 

 ately titter its apjiointnient in January, 

 to plan for .a strenuous cainp;iic;n drive 

 for ini'inbersliip, to hist about ninety 

 days. ]k»o;iiinin<r Maj' LI, choosing this 

 lucky date on aecount of its being the 

 cliairniiiii's birtluhiy, we addressed per- 

 sonal letters tft every nu'niber of the 

 8. A. F., soliciting help for the cause, 

 using tli'.> slogan, "Every Member Get 

 ;i Member." The resjionsc to this ap- 

 peal was only fairly good. We have 

 tilso written to e\ ery florists' organiza- 

 tion on record in the country, some 

 si.xty in number, re(|uesting a. list of 

 their nienibershi]) and at the same time 

 jisking them to n.anie loctil membership 

 committees, whi(di would cooperate with 

 us in this c;iin]i!iign. To the former the 

 following responded: New York, Balti- 



Tho report of J. F. Ammann. diainiMin of the 

 nicnihershil) coniinittee, presented nt the S A. F. 

 convention at WashinRtou AiiKust l(j, iy:;l. 



Caravan of Automobiles that Conveyed Baltimore Florists to Washington Convention August 16. 



