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The Florists* Review 



Septembeb 9. 1915. 



Hovtoto whoso cards avpMU* on tho pmio* oanryfnc this hMid, wr« VMpartd to fill otOmru 

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orders to 



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Baltimore, Maryland 



AND ALL SOUTHXRN POINTS 



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LEXINGTON, KY. 



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Sr., left for Lake Geneva, Wis., for a 

 short stay. 



William Grey, who has been with 

 the MuUanphy Flower Co. during the 

 year, resigned his position September 

 1 and left for Kansas City, where he 

 , has inter.ested himself with P. Larkin. 

 Mr. Grey's home is in Philadelphia. 



E. P. GriflSn, superintendent of parks 

 at East St. Louis, 111., and L. P. 

 Jansen, gardener at the Adolphus 

 Busch estate, are back from the park 

 superintendents' meeting held at San 

 Francisco. Both were elected to serve 

 as vice-presidents. 



Joseph Miller, formerly with William 

 W. Schultz, at Peoria, 111., is spending 

 a few weeks here with friends. 



Miss C. Beck, assistant professor of 

 botany at New Hampshire College, 

 Durham, N. H., and John Schnabel, as- 

 sistant horticulturist at the Florida ex- 

 periment station, Gainesville, Fla., 

 were recent visitors. They spent all 

 of their time at the Missouri Botanical 

 Garden. 



William C. Smith is out with a new 

 Hupmobile touring car. 



William A. Seeger, Jr., president of 

 the Mullanphy Flower Co., and Mrs. 

 Beulah Kirk Eanford, of Chattanooga, 

 Tenn., were married August 31. The 

 couple will soon depart for a honey- 

 moon trip through the south. 



Vincent Gorly, of Grimm & Gorly, is 

 home again after a month's stay on 

 the Pacific coast. Frank X. Gorly left 

 September 4 with a party of friends 

 for a 10-day trip up the Mississippi 

 river. 



Jacob H. Prost, superintendent of 

 parks and city forester of the special 

 park commission of Chicago, spent a 

 few days here on his return trip from 

 the Pacific coast. Mr. Prost was the 

 guest of Julius Koenig, city forester, 

 and visited all the city parks and play 

 grounds. 



C. H. Thompson has resigned his posi- 

 tion as assistant botanist of the Mis- 

 souri Botanical Garden. Mr. Thomp- 

 son has accepted a position as assist- 

 ant professor of horticulture at the 

 Massachusetts Agricultural College, Am- 

 herst, Mass. 



The newly elected officers of the St. 

 Louis Florists' Club will meet this 

 week for the purpose of arranging a 

 program of meetihgs . for the fall and 

 winter, 



Frank J. Filbhore is renovating his 

 Nebraska avenue place. He has taken 

 down his big show house and rebuilt 

 it at the rear of his residence. The 

 ground vacated will be put on sale. 



Twenty-five members of the Amer- 



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