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The Weekly Florists' Review* 



Jdnb 30, 1910. 



YONKEES, N. Y. 



The first annual June show of the 

 Yonkers Horticultural Society was held 

 on Friday afternoon and evening, June 

 17, in the hall of Hollywood Inn. The 

 exhibits consisted of potted plants, cut 

 flowers, fruit and vegetables. 



All were attractively arranged and 

 the many varieties of flowers formed a 

 symphony of color. Eoses, orchids, 

 sweet peas, peonies, flowering and 

 foliage plants and herbaceous flowers 

 were included in the display. Straw- 

 berries — the big, red, delicious, short- 

 (taky-looking kind — composed the fruit 

 exhibit, while the vegetables were 

 many and fine. 



That the show was a success there 

 can be no doubt, judging from the way 

 the many visitors praised the various 

 exhibits, and the society has great 

 hopes of making even a greater success 

 of the fall show, which is to be held iu 

 the first part of November. 



During the evening the excellent 

 music of Butler's orchestra added much 

 to the enjoyment of the visitors. 



The judging was done by Eobert 

 Angus, of Tarrytown; James Stewart 

 and Thomas Aitchison, of Mamaroneck. 



The principal exhibitors and prize 

 winners were: H. Scott, gardener on 

 the Lilienthal estate; J. Goff, irardener 

 on the Oppenheimer estate; E. Cum- 

 mings, gardener on the Cochrane estate; 

 John Woodcock, gardener for E. A. Mc- 

 Alpin, of Ossining; J. Canning, gar- 

 dener for Adolph Lewisohn, of Ards- 

 ley; H. Wells, gardener for Mrs, T. W. 

 Wheeler; H. Nichols, gardener for Mrs. 

 J. B. Trevor; E. Cochrane, gardener for 

 Mrs. A. C, Ewing; J. Butler, E. E. 

 Prine and William Hebach. 



Special prizes were awarded to the 

 following members of the trade: Julius 

 Eoehrs Co., Eutherford, N. J., for a dis- 

 play of orchids; Scott Bros., Elmsford, 

 display of roses; Yonkers Nursery Co., 

 display of palms, cut flowers and flow- 

 ering plants; Peter Macdonald, center- 

 piece of roses and lily of the valley 

 and graduation of gladioli and carna- 

 tions; F. Milliot, wedding decoration of 

 palms and roses, occupying the entire 

 stage and constituting one of the best 

 specials. Lee Whitman, Cor. Sec'y. 



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