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The Florists' Review 



October 21, 1915. 



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ST. Loxns. 



The Market. 



The local market vras excellent last 

 weelt. Stock moved v^rell. Good prices 

 were paid for mums, which are begin- 

 ning to arrive in large numbers. The 

 yellovF and white varieties are readily 

 obtainable, but only a few pink are 

 offered. Roses are showing improve- 

 ment in stem and color. The demand 

 for these, however, is slow, mums hav- 

 ing first call. Carnations are not mov- 

 ing so well as expected. The supply 

 was generous last week and the blooms 

 of extra good quality. Prices averaged 

 $2 per hundred. Violets are dragging; 

 the supply greatly exceeds the demand. 

 Other flowers to be had are valley, or- 

 chids, cosmos and snapdragons. Greens 

 of all kinds are splendid. Several of 

 the leading retailers report that trade 

 is beginning to g^row steady. A large 

 volume of business was handled last 

 week in all lines. 



Olub Meeting. 



The St. Louis Florists' Club held its 

 monthly meeting October 14, on the 

 grounds of the Bourdet Floral Co. 'the 

 invitation from the president to meet' 

 at his home seemed to have a good ef- 

 fect on the members and eighty re- 

 sponded. President Bourdet was pre- 

 sented with a neatly decorated gavel 

 by the members of his family. 



All committees made reports. It was 

 decided to appoint the various commit- 

 tees for the convention of the Ameri- 

 can Carnation Society, at the Decem- 

 ber meeting. 



A communication from the Cleveland 

 Florists' Club, inviting the St. Louis 

 Florists' Club to visit Cleveland dur- 

 ing the flower show, was read. The 

 members voted to accept the invitation 

 and a transportation committee was ap- 

 pointed consisting of David Scott 

 Geddis, chairman; H. Q. Berning and 

 W. J. Pilcher. 



Fred Frow and Thomas C. Carr were 

 elected to membership and applications 

 were filed by Arthur Waldman, E. D. 

 Emme and Alfred Werner. 



W. S. Wells, vice-president-elect, and 

 W. W. Ohlweiler, trustee-elect, were in- 

 stalled in oflBce. 



A discussion on the holding of a 

 spring flower show was started by A. 

 Jaenicke and J. F. Ammann. The presi- 

 dent appointed the trustees, together 

 with Mr. Jaenicke and George B. 



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