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The Florists^ Review 



Jolt 6, 1922 



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the picnic, which arc in a highly pros- 

 perous condition. J. Kilroy, of the 

 Castro Floral Co., was chairman of the 

 day. The members of the picnic com- 

 mittee were: Charles Brown, of Browu 

 & Kennedy; Philip Bcneditti, of the 

 Union Florists, and Frank Thatcher, 

 of Pelicano, Rossi & Co. J. A. Axell 

 was chief doorkeeper at the picnic. He 

 proved to be an able-bodied, strong- 

 minded custodian of the committee's 

 dollars. "The free list entirely sus- 

 pended," said Mr. Axell. 



A labor of love was performed by the 

 Suzanne Floral Co., which firm put up a 

 beautiful decoration for the national 

 convention of disabled United States 

 veterans, which took place in San Fran- 

 cisco the closing days of June. Leon A. 

 Habit, one of the two partners in this 

 firm, is a veteran of the world war. 

 Many of the veterans thought the floral 

 piece on display in the firm's window 

 was the most beautiful of anj^ displayed 

 in the city. It showed the national arms 

 in colored flowers, with draped satin 

 ribbons and the lettering, "American 

 War Veterans! Welcome!" The win- 

 dow was draped in the national colors 

 and flags, and the "Lest We Forget" 

 card was prominently displayed. A 

 home wedding just staged by this firm 

 used baby roses and forget-me-nots 

 effectively. 



Miss Copeland, of the Misses Hannon 

 store, with ex-Red Cross workers, held 

 a specially organized picnic for some 

 of the disabled veterans the last day 

 of June. The idea originated with 

 Miss Copeland. 



The peninsula property of E. W. Mc- 

 Lcllan is close to the new amusement 

 resort, "Pacific City," which opened to 

 the public July 1. Bands, bathing and 

 many kinds of amusement concessions 

 promise to make "Pacific City" a sec- 

 ond Coney Island. 



Pelicano, Rossi & Co. have been busy 

 with weddings. Seven June brides 



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were outfitted with flowers by the firm, 

 June 27 and 28. Several of the wed- 

 dings were elaborate with extensive 

 table decorations, in addition to brides' 

 and bridemaids' bouquets. Thirty-five 

 big bouquets were made in one day for 

 a wedding at the home of J. Emmet 

 Hayden, supervisor. 



Victor Ferrari, of Ferrari Bros., 

 states that there is a good demand for 

 orchids. 



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the many floral specialists who have 

 recently purchased touring cars. Mr. 

 Bianchini is spending his vacation mo- 

 toring with his family up to Eureka and 

 vicinity to see the redwoods, which will 



