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The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



April 11, 1907. 



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larney hold steady and orchids are notf 

 yet abundant; they maintain Easter 

 prices. Carnations have retrograded with 

 the roses, even the novelties selling be- 

 low expectations. 



Rhinebeck shipped 2,356 boxes of vio- 

 lets Easter week. One hundred and fif- 

 teen growers participated in the distri- 

 bution. Nearly six million violets were 

 forwarded to the wholesale dealers of 

 New York and Ohicago. Since Easter 

 large shipments continue and prices re- 

 main at 40 cents for the selects, down 

 to $1.50 a thousand for the surplus. 



Callas and Harrisii are selling at 6 

 cents and are overabundant. All bulb- 

 ous stock is at the lowest figures of the 

 year and large shipments arrive daily 

 from the south. 



Qub Meeting. 

 Ladies' night, April 6, was, as usual, 

 a great success. Nearly 200 members 

 and their lady friends were present and 

 the evening was a most enjoyable one. 

 This was the regular monthly meeting of 

 the club. President Totty was in the 

 chair. The rose exhibits did not put in 

 an appearance and the only flowers dis- 

 played were fifteen choice varieties of 

 Anton Zvolanek's sweet peas. Walter 

 Sheridan, for the dinner committee, re- 

 ported a satisfactory surplus over all ex- 

 penses and the outing committee read 

 a list of the club's members, whose 

 combined subscriptions for prizes and 

 advertisements already totals nearly 

 $300, with over 200 members yet to hear 

 from. The boat Isabel and Wetzel's 

 Grove have been secured and the date 

 July 2 decided upon, after the closing of 

 the schools. 



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George Baldwin, of Seeaucus, and F. 

 A. Bolles, of Flatbush, were elected to 

 membership. Mr. Sheridan withdrew his 

 motion for the appointment of a mem- 

 bership committee. Mr. Guttman spoke 

 in favor of life memberships and Mr. 

 O'Mara moved the matter be referred 

 to the executive board with instructions 

 to report at the next meeting. At pres- 

 ent Alex. McConnell is the only life mem- 

 ber of the club. 



Notice was given by the entertain- 

 ment committee that at the May meet- 

 ing of the club a, paper will be read by 

 S. S. Skidelsky, of Philadelphia, the sub- 

 ject, "The National Flower Show at 

 Chicago. ' ' 



The rose show at Washington was the 

 subject of some interesting remarks by 

 Messrs. Traendly, O'Mara and Stewart. 

 Mr. O'Mara gathered from the conven- 

 tion great hope for the society's devel- 



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opment, declaring that no flower com- 

 pares with the rose in popular recogni- 

 tion and favor. Mr. Stewart told of the 

 society's work during the two years he 

 was its secretary and declared it was the 

 commercial men who had saved it, and 

 that the friendliness manifested by the 

 society people had been ephemeral. Mr. 

 Guttman spoke of the delightful recep- 

 tion accorded the society by President 

 Roosevelt. 



The entertainment of the evening was 

 arranged by the committee, with J. B. 

 Nugent as chairman and W. Bickards 

 and R. M. Schultz as lieutenants, and 

 their efforts in all departments were most 

 creditable. A splendid collation was 

 served the ladies at the close of the 

 musical program. The artists gave a 

 delightful entertainment. Mrs. Fogay 



