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The Weekly Florists^ Review^ 



NuVlC.MliEU 11, lUOO. 



Wis. 



111. 



Wis. 



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(Jiiliiiol, H.. CiiK'iuuati, O. 

 Ufliliurdt. C. II.. ]-ul;i' Uuikvm, 

 GiMlT, William, C'ulumbus, O. 

 (.lillitli, Will. II., Luke I'onsi, 

 (iiiilliiiiiin', II., La Crosse, Wis. 

 tJiiiliaiiiiif, Mrs. .\., La t;rus>.i\ 

 Ilal.stfatl, A. S., Ki'llevill.', ill. 

 llaiiiiali, Allifd. liiaiul Kapiils, 

 llarlsliurn. William, J<ilii'l. 111. 

 HaiiuiiK, Louis, Two Kivi'is. Wi 

 I IfiliiKUi, J. i;., MilwaiiUi'c, Wis 

 Uellricli. Jolin A., I'aris, 111. 

 lU'llciillial, liarliara IL, Coliimljn 

 Ili'llfiitliul, Sara U., C<ihiiiil]iis, (i. 

 llt'iuli-rsoii, It. U., Tana, III. 

 Ilerlciiiaii, Mrs. I'. W., .Maiioii, Iiiii. 

 Herman, 1'. 11., Council r.liiU's, la. 

 Hess, J. J., Umalia, Neb. 

 Hev, A. T., Ma.vwooa, 111. 

 Hildebiandt. I'aul, Battle Creek, 

 Iloge, A., .Milwaukee, Wis. 

 Hovet. V. r... New York, N. Y. 

 llunkel, II. v.. Milwaukee. Wis. 

 Isheruood, K. L., Chillieotlie, Mo. 

 Juris, John, Denver, Colo. 

 Johnson, A., Lake Ceueva. Wis. 

 Jones, James K.. Uieliniond. Inil. 

 Jurgens, AVni., Newport, It. 1. 

 Jurgens, Mrs. \Vm., Ni'W]iorl, 1!. 

 Kalier, W. C, La I"orte. Iml. 

 Kariiis, J. J., I'liiladelidiia, I'a. 

 Katzwiiikle, li., Mendola. III. 

 Kemlile, It. IL, Uskaloosa, la, 

 Kemble, W. L., Oskaloosa. la. 

 Kennedy, W. A., -Milwaukee, Wis. 

 Kelliier, Aus. l'-, Milwaukee, Wis. 

 Kidder, 11. K., louia, .Mieli. 

 Kneclit, Frank, Fort Wa.Mie. Inil. 

 Knopf, Charles, Uichniond. Ind. 

 Koenig, Otto G., St. Louis, Mo. 

 Krinf,', L., Falrbury, 111. 

 KroliD, 1., Morris, 111. 

 Krujia, Jos. J., Lake (leneva. Wis. 

 Kuehne, F. IL, Lake (Jt-neva, Wis. 

 Kuhl, Geo. A., Pekln, 111. 

 Kuny, William N., St. Ixiuis, Mo. 

 Lemon, Fred II.. Klehiiiond. Iml. 

 Longland, W. P., Laki> <;eiieva, Wi 

 Loveridge, C, Feorla, 111. 

 Loveridge, Mrs. C, Peoria 

 Ludwig, Mrs. G.. Plttstiurg 

 Lutey, R., Ironwood, Mieli. 

 Lutey, Mrs. U., Ironwixid, 

 MeLane, John I., Lake F(;rest, 

 Manke, WUUam, Milwaukee, Wis. 

 Mann, F. H., Richmond, Ind. 

 Mann, Mrs. E. H., Rielimond, Ind. 

 Manos, T,, Milwaukee, Wis. 

 Marriott, G. IL, Cincinnati. (). 

 Marzuriue, J., Milwaukee. Wis. 

 Meader, W. 11.. Cincinnati, O. 

 Meier, Albert, Madison, Wis. 

 Meier, Miss F. W., St. Josepli. Mich. 

 Meier, Mrs. Geo., St. .losepli, .Mich. 

 Meinhardt, Fred 11., St. Louis. .Mo. 

 Mellstrom, Thomas, Uriiges. lielgium. 

 Meyer, Aug., Janesville. Wis. 

 Miller, Jolm, South Iteiid, Ind. 

 Moseley, Mrs. T. A., K.ansas City 

 Murray. S., Kansas City. .Mo. 

 Nanz, Katherine. Owensboro, Ky. 

 Noble, Peter, Milwaukee, Wis. 

 Noyd, A. L., Rattle Creek, Mlrh. 

 01)ertin, Mrs. P. N., Kenosha, Wis. 

 OUnger, P. J., Cincinnati, O. 

 dinger, Mrs. P. J., Cincinnati, o 

 Olsam, F., Ames. la. 

 Olsam, Miss Lydla, Ames. la. 

 Olsson, Harold, Peoria. 111. 

 Page, Chas. N., I)es Moines, la. 

 Page, Grace V., Des Moines, la. 

 I'apworth. Harry, New Orleans. La. 

 Pastor, .Mrs. (jeo.. Huntington. Ind. 

 Pearson, P. G., South Itend, Ind. 

 Pelausk, Miss, Grand Rapids. .Midi. 

 Perkins. C. IL, Newark. .\. Y. 

 I'eferson, A., Hoopeston, III. 

 Peterson, R. W., Cincinnati, O. 

 Peterson, Swan, Gibson City, 111. 

 Philpott, H, L., Winnipeg. Manitoba 

 Pierson, Wallace R.. Cromwell. Conn. 

 Plllsbury, I. IL. Gal.shnrg. 111. 

 Pillstiurv. W. V. . (l.-ile-l.iin;. III. 

 Plai;gc. Fred Y... Klgin. 111. 



111. 

 Pa. 



Mich. 



III. 



Kan. 



I'ollwortii 

 Pollworth 

 Pool, Geo 

 Uasmussei 

 Kcnkauf. 

 Uiley, I'raiik L 

 Riiliiiison. X. (i 



C. C .Milwaukee, Wis. 

 .Mrs. (.'. C. .Milwaukee, Wis. 

 W., (Jloversviile, N. Y. 

 , R. J., New .Mliany. Ind. 

 .Martin. Piiiladtdiiliia, Pa. 



lies .Moines, la. 



LiHiisviile, Ky. 



111. 



Wis. 

 , Wis 



Roliiiier, J. II. , Morris, 111. 

 Sadewaler, .M. C. Rockford, 111. 

 Sadcwaler, Mrs. .M. (,'.. Rockford, 

 Saw.vcr. Geo. .\,, Dundee. 111. 

 Scliniieg, Henry, La layette, Ind. 

 Scliniiit. Chas. .\., Cleveland, O. 

 .Scliois, James, Jr., (irand Rapids, Mich. 

 Schulz. (;eo. E., Louisville, Ky. 

 .Selleiil hill, (,. A., Sr., La Crosse, 

 Sellenlhiii, G, A., Ji-.. La Crosse, 

 Shearer, L, C, Rockford, 111. 

 Siierrard, tJeo.. Salt Lake City, Utah. 

 Simpson, E., Columbia City, Ind. 

 Sked. J. F., Deliver, Colo. 

 Skidelsky. S. S.. Philadelphia, Pa. 

 Smith. Henry, Grand Rapids, Mich. 

 Smith, II, 1'., PlQua, O. 

 Sjieakman, F. V... Los .\ugeles, Cul. 

 Stapp. L., Rock Island, 111. 

 Stremler, J. S., Waterloo, la. 

 Stunllen, J. F., Detroit, Mich. 

 Swanson, Aug. S., St. Paul, Minn. 

 Swansoii, .Mrs. .\ug. S.. St. Paul. .Minn. 

 Swauson, Mrs. O. C, Mlnneapidis, Minn. 

 Swartley, J. .V. and sons. Sterling, 111. 

 Temple, J. T., Davenport, la. 

 Tiplady, John, Lake Geneva, Wis. 

 Tiplady, Walter, Lake Geneva, Wis. 

 Tolman, Henry, Walworth, Wis. 

 Troyer, Wm. H., Elkhart, Ind. 

 Tyler, C. A., Milwaukee, Wis. 

 Valentine, J. A., Denver, Colo. 

 Van Aken, J. IL, Coldwater, Mich. 

 Vesey, Miss Sallie. Fort Wayne. Ind. 

 Vesey, W. J., Fort Wayne, Ind. 

 Vesey, Mrs. W. J., Fort Wavne, Ind. 

 Vogel, Ida L., Springfield, HI. 

 W'arncke. Chas., Detroit, .Mich. 

 Wasiiburn, A. E., ISloomlngton, 111. 

 Was.serman, Mrs. L., Muskegon, .Mich. 

 Wasserman, .Miss V., Muskegon, Mich. 

 Weaver, C. .M., Paw Paw, HI. 

 Weaver. .Mrs. C. M., Paw Paw, 111. 

 W'hltnall, C. B., Milwaukee, Wis. 

 Wlegand. (;eo. XL, Indianapolis, Ind. 

 Wilco.x, J. F., Council Bluffs, la. 

 Will, H. F., Minneapolis, Minn. 

 Wyatt, S. M., Watseka, HI. 

 Wyntt, .Mrs. S. M., Watseka, 111. 

 Y'oung, Charles C, St. I»uis. Mo. 

 Zaellen. Paul, La Crosse, Wis. 

 Zimmeriuanii. W. ('., Milwaukee, Wis. 

 Zweifel. -Nic. .Nortii Milwaukee. Wis. 



BOSTON. 



All tlio halls were well filled with ex- 

 hiliits for the Boston fall show, Mhieh 

 proved successful, both as regards ex 

 iiibits and attendance. The arrange 

 luent throughout was excellent. Chrysan 

 tliciiiuiiis ;ire lcs.s a feature than some 

 years ago, as interest has somewliat 

 waned, the reaction to smaller blooms 

 and medium sized jdants being periiaps 

 more pronounced in ^Massachusetts than 

 in any other state. Boston holds about 

 a do/.(>n large exhibitions each year, and 

 for tliis re.'i.^on tlie autumn show is dif- 

 ferent from that in other cities, which 

 only hohl a single show a year. Boston 

 gives a less varied schedule than cities 

 which center their activities in one ex- 

 hibition, but the quality of the exhibi- 

 tions is always good. 



Specimen plants are less numerous than 

 a decade ago, but some excellent ones 



were forthcoming on this occasion. W. A 

 Eiggs had four superb specimens, whici, 

 took first prize. He also secured a silve 

 medal for the best plant in the show an , 

 the C. S. A. trophy for the most meri 

 lorious exhibit of chrysanthemums. Hi: 

 varieties were: Mrs. Tranter, L. Boehmer 

 Mrs. R. H. Pearson and Mayor Weaver 

 M. F. Plant, T. W. Head superintendent 

 wa.s a good second, and Dr. C. G. Weld 

 W. C. Rust gardener, third. The last 

 named secured a bronze medal for a plam 

 trained in arm-chair shape. Thomas E 

 Proctor, James Marlborough gardener 

 had fine specimens of the single varieties, 

 Mrs. E. A. Isaacs and Helen Totty. 



For twenty-five commercially grown 

 specimens, W. H. Elliott captured first 

 with some fine bushy plants ; J. S. Bailey, 

 W. McGillivray gardener, second. W. H. 

 Elliott was also first for twelve plants of 

 single flowering varieties. There wag a 

 good entry for six plants grown to six 

 stems each; Mrs. Lester Leland, Erie 

 Wetterlow gardener, was first and sec- 

 ond; Mrs. A. W. Blake, J. L. Smith gar- 

 dener, third. E. MacMulkin had the best 

 pair of kentias; W. Whitman, M. Sulli- 

 van gardener, second; E. MaeMulkin, 

 third. For pair of arecas, W. Whitman 

 took first. 



E. MacMulkin had the best 300-foot 

 group of foliage and flowering plants; 

 Mrs. J. L. Gardner, W. Thatcher gar- 

 dener, second. For the group of orchids 

 and foliage plants, Wheeler & Co. led 

 with a tasteful arrangement ; E. Mac- 

 Mulkin, second. 



For twenty-five cut blooms first place 

 was taken by M. F. Plant, with an even 

 lot of large, well finished flowers. His 

 varieties were Mrs. N. Davis, O. H. Kahn, 

 Lady Hopetown, Mrs. J. L. Thorn, O. H. 

 Broomhead, Beatrice May, Mrs. F. 

 Pierce, W. Duckham, Cheltoni, Mrs. W. 

 Duckham, Merza. Reginald A^allis, Leslie 

 Morrison, Mr.s. H. Barnes, Yellow Miller, 

 President Viger, W. M. Moir, Clara 

 Wells, Mrs. J. C. Neil, Frank Payne, Mrs. 

 Felton, Mrs. H. Partridge, Brighthurst, 

 Glenview, F. S. Yallis and Ben Wells. 

 William Swan was a good second and 



E. D. Jordan, W. Abraham gardener, 

 third. 



For six vases ten distinct blooms, Win- 

 throp Amci, Daniel Whyte gardener, had 

 the field to himself. Mrs. Lester Leland 

 had the only entry of twelve incurved. 

 For twelve Japanese, Thomas Howden 

 led with a heavy lot of blooms; E. D. 

 Jordan, second; M. F. Plant, third. For 

 twelve Japanese incurved, M. F. Plant 

 was first and Thomas Howden, second. 

 Mrs. Lester Leland had the best twelve 

 roflexed, showing fine blooms of Mrs. 



F. W. Vallis, W. A. Ethcringtoii, Reginald 



Prize-winning Diiplay of Lily of the Valley Staged at Chicago by H. N. Bruns. 



