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NUVGMBER 12, 1914. 



The Florists' Review 



36 



iTwenty-ftfth Anniversary Banquet of the State Fiorists' Association of Indiana, Indianapolis, November 7, t9I4. 



of the trade were present at the show. 



Among those from outside the city were: 



Adrian, Gus., Cincinnati. O. 



Anamann, J. F., EdwardsviUe, III. 



hnlpley, Harry, Detroit, Mich. 



■Rarbler, L. G., Dunkirk, Ind. 



Uarker M., Cblcago. 



Bate, George, Cleveland, O. 



Bate, Guy, Cleveland, O. 



Bate, Herbert, Cleveland, O. 



Baum, Charles L., KnoxvlUe, Tenn. 



Baumer, A. K.. Louisville, Kv. 



Bause, E. A., Wlckllffe, O. 



Benson, Andrew C, Hinsdale. 111. 



Berning, H. O., St. I.ouis. 



Brown, A. C, Springfield, 111. 



Brown, R. T., Queens, N Y. 



Buckbee, H. W., Rockford, 111. 



Cnmpbell, J. W. H., Ardslev. N. Y. 



Carroll, May SI., Norwood, 0. 



Coles, Lincoln A., Kokomo, Ind. 



Coles, Walter W., and wife, Kokomo, Iiid. 



Conger, J. T., Hartwell, O. 



Crltchell, Chas. E., Cincinnati. O. 



Dailledoiize. Kugene, Brooklyn, N. \ 



Dallledonze, Paul. Brooklyn, N. Y 



Dorner, H. B., Urbana, lil. 



Domer, Theodore, La Fayette, Ind 



Dubois, H. A.. Danville, 111. 



D^singer. George, Ionia, Mich. 



KItel. Jacob, (Jrcencastle, Ind 



Kvnns, J. A., Richmond, Ind. 



F'ainey, Frank, Philadelphia. 



Fisher, Win. H., and wife, Akron, O 



Foley, P. J., Chicago. 



Fothorinf^hain, J. K., Tarrvtown. N. Y 



Freeman, G. L., Fall River, Mass. 



Friedlcy, Frank A., and wife, Clevel.ind. () 



Gardner, W. H., Newcastle. Ind. 



Garlnian. S. K., Cleveland, O. 



Gaus', Geo. R., Richmond, Ind. 



Gerlach, Wm., and wife, Piqua, O. 



Gibson, C. J., Chveland. 0. 



Guy, E. W., Belleville. 111. 



Hack, W. H., Plainfleld, 111. 



Haugh, J. A. E., Anderson, Ind. 



He nl. Harry. Toledo, 0. 



He enthal, Barbara R., Columbus, 0. 



nillenthal, Sara C, Columbus, O. 



H«™r' J|- £• "i.""^ "■"■''• Knightstown. Ind. 



Herman. O. H., Council Bluffs, In. 



H . E. G., Richmond. Ind. 



II II, .loseph, Richmond, Ind 



Hlrschfeld. Otto, Cincinnati, 0, 



Hoffman, A., Louisville, Ky 



Howard. H. B., Chicago. 



Hunifeld. Simon, Muncle, Ind 



Hunkel. H. V., Milwaukee, Wis 



H^;.. -^°"'„"^'""«''- T'rbana, 111. 

 H.vatt, G. M., Anderson, hid. 

 Irwin. Roman J.. New York. 

 Jack, Geo. W., Springfield, 111. 

 T „?'. rr~' Urbana, 111. 



T^nn n*- ^U*- ^- "•• CrawfordsvUle, Ind 

 .Tennings. Payne, Chicago. 

 Johnson, Charles W., Morgan Park 111 

 Johnson G., Nashville, fenn 

 Jones R. E Richmond. Ind. 

 Kartotrom, Robert. South Orange N T 

 5fi'"i"<'y-„Wm., Milwaukee wfs' ' •^• 

 K n^ i Harvey E.. Ionia. Mich. 

 K Sf;„ * •• ■"? "'•fe- Mattoon, III. 



Ke nheinz, William. Ogontz Pn 



Kl,et;?rthu?C-"U£^'/-'-'''''- 

 Knoble, H. P.. Cleveland 6. 



Kohlbrand, A. C, Chicago. 

 Kuebler, Theo. D., EvansvIUe, Ind. 

 Lauschner, John, Cleveland, O. 

 Lautenschlager, Fred. Chicago. 

 Leedle, Chas. C, Springfield, O. 

 Leedle, George D., and wife, Springfield, 0. 

 Lemon, Fred H., Richmond, Ind. 

 Longren, A. P., Chicago. 

 McKeand, R. A., Adrian, Mich. 

 McPheron, R. A., Litchfield, 111. 

 Mann, Karl R., Richmond, Ind. 

 Mann, Wm., Louisville. Ky. 

 Matthewson, J. B., Shebovgan, Wis 

 Meikel, H. O.. Frankfort," Ind. 

 Montgomery, Alex., Natick, Mass. 

 Montgomery, Alex., Jr.. Hadley, Mass. 

 Moore, Glen E., RushvUle, Ind. 

 .Morris. Frank L., Bloomington, Ind. 

 Morris, Merle L., Bloomington, Ind. 

 Morton. James, Chicago. 

 Murphy. Ray, Cincinnati, 0. 

 Neubrand, H. C, Cromwell, Conn. 

 Newcomb, Robt., Chicago. 

 Osborn, Edgar. Danville, 111. 

 Pastor. Geo., and wife. Huntington, Ind 

 Peterson, Andrew, Gibson City, III. 

 Peterson, J. A., and wife. Cincinnati. 

 Peterson. P. W., .Toilet. 111. 

 Pett. Arthur S.. Crawfordsville. Ind. 

 Pierson, Frank R.. Tarrytown. N. \. 

 Plerson. Wallace R.. Cromwell. Conn 

 Pillsbury, I. L., and wife, Galesburg, III 

 Potocka. Frank J., Cliicago. 

 Rasmussen. Anders, New Albany, Ind. 

 Reburn, Guy, Chicago. 

 Re(se, C. C, TIrhana. 111. 

 Rott. A. C, JoIIet, 111. 

 Rudd. W. N., Morgan Park. Ill, 

 Rudolph, Max, Cincinnati. O. 

 .Rudolph, Max, Jr.. Cincinnati. (). 

 Snbransky. F. J., Kenton. O. 

 Schramm, G. B., Toledo. O. 

 Sclinedtr, Wm. R.. Mllwiiuke.. Wis 

 Schnlz. Jacob. Louisville. Kv. 

 Schwarz, Henry, Cincinnati, O. 

 Sellgman, Sam, New York. 

 Shoppard. E. J.. Columbus. Ind. 

 Skldelsky, S. S.. Philadelphia. 

 Smith, A. A., Princeton, Ind. 

 Smith, Flmer D., and wife, Adrian. Midi 

 Smith, H. E., Danville, 111. 

 Smith, J. J., Danville, HI. 

 Smith, L. C, Marion, Ind. 

 Smith, R. F., Nashville, Tenn. 

 Stuart. J. S., Anderson. Ind. 

 Sunderbruch, Albert, Cincinnati, O. 

 Taiier, Paul. Lebanon, Ind. 

 Tiplady, John, Chicago. 

 Tromey, Geo. E.. Cincinnati. O. 

 Vaughan. .Tohn C, Chicago. 

 Vert, William W., Port Washington. N. V 

 Vesey. W. J.. Jr.. and wife. Fort Wayne. Ind 

 Wagoner. A. J., Columbia City, Ind 

 Walker, Charles, Danville, 111. 

 Ward. D. S., Queens, N. Y. 

 Washburn. Frank L.. Bloomington, 111 

 Weaver, William, Richmond. Ind 

 White, Harry, North Manchester. Ind. 

 Wilcox, C. C, Chicago. 

 Wilkin. Joseph M.. Connersvllle, Ind 

 Witterstaetter, Richard, Cincinnati, O 

 WItthuhn, Fred C, Cleveland, O. 

 Woodard Jftwmas, and wife, Edinburg. lud. J-- 

 Woodyard, 9. B., Chicago. ^ 



Young, S. H.. Columbus, Ind. 

 Zech, John. Chicago. 

 Zwelfel, Nic, North Milwaukee, Wis. 



When they had satiated their interest 



at Indianapolis, the visitors scattered 

 over the Hoosier greenhouse belt, most of 

 them going to Richmond, Newcastle or 

 La Fayette, and many visiting all 

 three places. 



THE BANQUET. 



The State Florists' Association of In- 

 diana celebrated its twenty-fifth anni- 

 versary at the Claypool hotel in Indian- 

 apolis and had as its guests members of 

 the Chrysanthemum Society of America 

 and of the Illinois State Florists' Asso- 

 ciation. As befitting its silver jubilee, 

 the affair was the most elaborate ever 

 undertaken by the association and those 

 present, who numbered 150, included 

 many ladies. The menu was in keeping 

 with the reputation of Indiana's most 

 widely celebrated hostelry. Pompon 

 mums were used on the tables. There 

 was excellent music. 



Walter W. Coles, of Kokomo, presi- 

 dent of the Hoosier organization, occu- 

 pied the chair, but introduced E. G. Hill, 

 of Richmond, to act as toastmaster. 

 There is none more accomplished. Mr. 

 Hill sounded the keynote when he spoke 

 of the universal thanksgiving in this 

 country that the United States is at 

 peace and called on .Tohn A. Evans to 

 lead in singing America. 



Wni. Kleinheinz, president of the 

 Chrysanthemum Society of America, re- 

 sponded to the welcome the organization 

 was given and spoke humorously to de- 

 feated exhibitors. He took occasion to 

 say that at Philadelphia this season the 

 quality of the stock shown was the best 

 thus far seen in America. 



In the absence of the president of the 

 Illinois State Florists' Association, the 

 toastmaster called on Secretary Am- 

 mann, although that gentleman said all 

 seven of the association 's vice-presi- 

 dents were present. Mr. Ammann told 

 stories and complimented the ladies. 



Commendation for the retailers' dis- 

 plays at the show and for the idea of 

 free admission for the flower-buying 

 public was the subject chosen by Frank 

 R. Pierson, who told of 90,000 people 

 passing through the aisles of the New 



