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The Florists^ Review 



Oc«>o«Mi 29. 1»21 



SEATTLE NOTES. 



(OontlDued from page 110.) 



visitor during the last week, and ad- 

 vises that he expects to greatly increase 

 the sale of potted and cut flowers at 

 his establishment this winter. Before 

 entering the service, Mr. Palmerston 

 was active in Portlaiid floral circles. 



The Pinehurst Floral Shop has been 

 featuring ferns during the latter part of 

 last week and this week, and advises 

 that this item has been a ready seller. 

 The display window has been given en- 

 tirely over to this item, showing some 

 fine examples of Boston and Whitmanii. 



The Woodlawn Flower Shop displayed 

 last week what many believe to be the 

 best examples of War gladioli seen here 

 this season, and moved large quantities 

 of these flawers. Wedding decorations 

 have been heavy last week, and general 

 decorations have been up to the recent 

 average. As has been the case with 

 nearly every shop in town, funeral work 

 has been heavy. A. Moore, of this shop, 

 was away last week on a fishing trip, 

 while E. C. O'Neil has been enjoying a 

 week's vacation also. 



Martin Eeukauf, with Bayersdorfer 

 & Co., of Philadelphia, called on the 

 local trade last week. He advises that 

 business has been improving in the va- 

 rious cities visited. 



Felix Rosaia loft the early part of 

 last week for a visit to Yakima, and 

 will return via Portland. He plans to 

 visit all of the larger growing estab- 

 lishments. This shop has had the larg- 

 est showing of mums, comparatively 

 speaking, in the city and a. good share 

 of these have been coming from local 

 growers. 



At the regular October meeting of 

 the Seattle Florists' Association, George 

 Cooper, of the Richmond Nursery, and 

 O. F. Palmerston, of Yakima, were 

 elected to active membership in the or- 

 ganization. Plans were laid for the 

 formation of a bowling club, which will 

 have plenty of active competition from 

 the Tacoma florists and teams in other 

 nearby cities. Members voted to spend 

 not over 75 cents each at each successive 

 monthly meeting for a small collation 

 and entertainment and other active 

 plans were laid for a full winter's pro- 

 gram. Vice-president Harry A. Crouch 

 presided, because this meeting fell on 

 the date of Dr. Walter A. Moore's wed- 

 ding anniversary. Mention of this wed- 

 ding always recalls to western florists' 

 minds that it was this event which 

 caused one of the national women's 

 magazines to use the church decoration 

 in colors as its cover design shortly after 

 the celebration, the first case on record 

 where the work of American florists at- 

 tracted such national attention. 

 (fontlniU'<l on paRc 140.) 



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