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The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



NOVE.MUKK 23, 1911. 



arranged for eftVct— Etlk-fscii LiMdiKor Co., flrst; 

 .Tiicob Frojtag, Mihvuiikcf, secouii; Currle Bros. 

 Co., third; Aiigust I'. Krllncr Co., loiutli. 



Spi'cinu'ii kt'Dtlu— Hen (ireyorv. Miuiy i^iitrips 

 hilt oul.v ouo premiuui. 



Spi'ciui.n plioinlx— C. C. I'ollwortli Co., first. 

 Si'voral t'litrics. liiit only one pri'iiiiuni. 



Spt'cinifu latania — No entry. 



<;roiip of araiK arias, sevoiitytivo square feet — 

 Kdlefsen Leidijjer Co.. tirsi ; c'. C. I'ollwortli Co., 

 .second; Currie iiros. Co., Iliird. 



Ten Lorraine be!;oiiias or its sports — .T. A. 

 Peterson, Cinc-innali, lirst : .1. K. .Mattliewson, 

 Slielioj^an, seeoiid; C. C. I'ollworlli Co., tliird. 



Ten I'riiniila o!icoiiica Olio i:«geliri'elit, ,\lll- 

 wauliee, second. 



(Iroiip of peraniiinis. tweiiiy tivi' sijuare fei't - 

 Mitoliell Street Floral Co., .Milwaukee, first: Heit- 

 iiian iV- Itaerinaii, .Milwaukee, second; Otto Filge 

 iMOclit. third. 



Hiiiyini.' hasket of ferns C. C. I'ollwortli Co., 

 lirsl; .\Mf;ust F. Kellner Co., second, 



Hanfiiiii; hasijpt of floweiiiiK plants -C. C. 

 I'ollworlli Co.. first. 



'I'en c,\ danien — Curl Meier Ci>.. Creen Hav. 

 'irsl: Fo-: I'eint Floral Co.. .Milwaukee, sec.inil: 

 Charles Kitzerow, Milwaukee, third; .1. \. I'eter 

 son. CiMc-iiiiiati. fourth. 



Special Awards. 



'I'hcic were a minilici' of fine c.xliiliits 

 for wliicli thcro was no plaoo iu the 

 c()iM]pt>titivo cltisscs and tlu'sc the 

 judt^es rocoonized liy th(> following (spe- 

 cial awards: 



To A. N. Pierson, Inc., Ciomwell. Conn., cer- 

 tificate of iiieiit for Hose Douhle White Killarney. 



speaker, made a strong plea for the 

 support of the society. Eichard Vin- 

 cent, dr., president-elect of the S. A. 

 F., ]»r()ved l>v what he saw and heard 

 dnrinjf his recent tra\els abroad that 

 the United States will in a short time 

 raniv tirst in lloriciilture. P. J. Foley 

 ))atted the florists on the back by tell- 

 inj^ what j:;ood fellows they are, and 

 asl<(Hl all to come to Chicaj^o in August, 

 19lL*, to the S. A. F. "convention. In a 

 few well chosen words AV. K. Pierson 

 explained why the florist's business is 

 more of a profession than a trade and 

 therefore should command the respect 

 of the public at large. 



President H. E. I'hilpott, of the Chi- 

 i-ago Florists' Club, sjirung a complete 

 sur])'rise by presenting President Hun- 

 kel, for the Milwaukee Florists' Club, 

 with an ivory gavel oniaiuented with 

 ribbons and jiroperly inscribed. This 

 was getting even for the silver loving 

 cu]) the Milwaukeaus jiresented to the 

 Chii-ago Club last month. Mr. Philpott 

 also urged all to attend the S. A. F. 

 convention in Chicago ne.xt year, and 

 promised all a glorious time. 



French, Guy, Morton Grove, 111. 

 FiiKlcherg, Carl F., Oshkosli, Wis. 

 Fiilsinger, Mrs. A., Hacluo, Wis. 

 Coldensteln, Ed., Chicago. 

 Groivelding, N., Merrill, Wis. 

 Ilarlsiiorii, Win.. Joliet, III. 

 Harliiug. L., Two Kivers. Wis. 

 llcfkz, Theo.. Merrill, Wis. 

 llinchliffc, Mrs. J., Uacine, Wis. 

 Minks, T., Iluhbards Woods, 111. 

 Howard, II. 15., and wife, Chicago. 

 ,Ickez. Ileiiiian, Lake Geneva, Wis. 

 •Tohnson. C. W., Morgan I'ark, ill. 

 Jones, J. K., Kicliniond, Ind. 

 .Tung. L. C,, Kandolph. Wis. 

 Karins, J. J., riiUadelphia. 

 Keiinel, W. ,L, Klinhurst, III. 

 Kcstiiig, Fred C,, West Bend. Wis. 

 Klavacek, Frank, Gross Point, 111, 

 Klehm, H(>nry C., Arlington Heights, 111 

 Kohlhrand, A. C, Chicago. 

 Kueline, F. It., Lake Geneva. Wis, 

 Kiirowski. E. F., Chicago. 

 I.autenschlager, F., Chicago. 

 rAdunann, ,M., Chicago. 

 Lindsay, Uichard, Ocononiowoc, Wis. 

 Loelller, Albert, Watcrtowii. Wis. 

 Lord, Lewis P., Minneapolis, Minn. 

 McKee, V. L., Chicago, 

 .Mann, Earl I{., Kiclimoud. Ind. 

 .Mann, Malt., Ciiicago. 

 Mathias, F. W., Chicago. 

 Mattliewson, J. E., Sheboygan, Wis 

 .Meiiecke, Arthur, .lanesville. Wis. 

 Miciielseii, .lohn, Chicago. 

 Miller, .\., Chicago. 

 Nelson, F. W., Ciiicago. 

 NiclKdsoii. Harry, .ToUet, 111, 

 Obortiii, I*. N., and wife, Kenosha. Wis. 

 Ollingcr, Edw. .\., Chicago. 

 Olsein, Peter, Joliet, III. 



"It's Always Fair Weather When Good Fellows Get Together" at Milwaukee. 



To A. N. Pierson, Inc., certificate of merit 

 for Rose Killarney Queen. 



Honorable nientlcjn to J. E, Mattliewson. She- 

 boygan, Wis,, for group of Lorraine, Cincinnati 

 and La Patrle begonias. 



Honorable mention to Jacob Freytag, Mil 

 waukee, for group of Bouvardia llunilxildtii. 



Honorable mi'ntif>n to Fox Point Floral Co., 

 Milwaukee, for group of cyclamen. 



Honorable mention to E. (',. Hill Co., Richmond, 

 Ind.. for vase of Sunburst roses. 



Honorable mention to Henry A. Dreer, Inc., 

 Riverton. N. J., for group of Ci>cos Weddelliana. 



Honorable mi'iition to Henry ,\. Dreer, Inc., 

 for group of Phoenix Ilohelenii. 



Honorable mention lo A. S. Pierson, Inc., for 

 vase of Hark Pink Killarney roses. 



Honorable menlion to ,\, N. Pierson. Inc., for 

 Clirysanthennim Chadwick Supreme, scored S-' 

 jioiiiis. 



Local Hospitalities. 



The Milwaukee Florists' < lub in- 

 \ited all the trade visitors to partici- 

 pate in a Bohemian night, Saturday, 

 Xovember 18, at the St. Charles hotel, 

 when about ninety sat down to furthAT 

 the feeling of good fellowship and to 

 listen to goo<l talks from well known 

 men. C. ('. Pollworth, as toastmaster. 

 bade all a hearty w(dcome and assured 

 the guests that the local boys were 

 greatly jileased to have so many trade 

 visitors to the show. George Asmus, 

 president of the S. A, F., as the first 



Harry Paisley called attention to the 

 carnation and rose convention which 

 takes place at i^etroit in the ear\y part 

 of next year and asked all to come. 

 Others who responded were A. <'. Kolil- 

 liraiid and .John P. i»egiiaii. .\fter 

 singing "Auld Lang Syne" the party 

 left the hotel in a verv cheerful mood. 



R. O. 

 The Trade Visitors. 



of the tia<ii' visitors tlic folldu ini; 

 were tioted: 



Adnnis, Clark ]■].. ILuine, Wis 



.Ainerpohl, i;dw,ird, Janesville, Wis. 



Amling, Albert F,, and wifi, .Mavw.H,,!. m 



Amling, f)tto IL, MavwiMid, 111," 



Amling, Paul, .Maywor.d, III. 



.\mling, W. IL, and wife. .Maywood. Ill ^■ 



Asmiis, Geo., Ciiicago. 



Balsley, Haiiy, Detroit, 



Barker, >L. Ciiicago. 



Benson, Andrew C. Hinsdale, 111. » 



Bliese, Fred W.. Waukesha, Wis. 



Boulter, E., Winnetka, III. 



linettner, Emil, Park Ridge, 111. 



Clapp. H, E., Ripon. Wis. 



Craig. W. P., Philadelphia. 



I)(gnan, John, Ciiicago. 



Hielsch, .\lfrcd, Chicago. 



Dlnkel, George J.. Springfield. 111. 



Evans, John A , Richmond, Ind. 



Everett, E. , Madison, Wis. 



Fink, MlkP, Chicago. 



Foley, P. J., Chicago. 



III. 



Orpet. E. O., Lake Forest, 111. 

 I'iiillip, .M,. Waiisau, Wis. 

 Philpott, IL E., Winnipeg, Can. 

 Pierson, Wallace R., C'r.imweli, Conn. 

 P'ohlrnann, ,\dolph, and wife, Morton (Jrove, 



roelilinann, .\ugust F., and wife, Morton Grove, 

 111. 



Poller, L. J.. Racine. Wis. 



Prader, L., Baralxio, Wis. 



Psenleka, James, (Iross Point, 111 



Keiikanf. Martin, Philadelphia.^* 



Ithodiz, F., Hartford. Wis. 



Kindlieisdi. J.. Beloit, Wis. 



Roe, Clias. H,. Chicago. 



Ross, E. T., I'.araboo, Wis. 



Itott. A. C., Joliet, ill, 



Roy. I). D. R., Chicago, 111. 



Rn.Id, W. N., Morgan Park. Ill 



Pupp. N. J., Ciiicago. 



S'hrooder, •-, Green Bav, W is. 



Seliiillz, Ed,, Chicago. 



Selnisler, J. F., Chicago. 



sioitton, C, I)., Lancaster, Wis 



Siiiilli. A. J., I,ake Geneva, Wis. 



Speide], Olto. Ocononiowoc. Wis 



Sl;ie|is, Herman, Elm Grovi, Wi- 



Ta.'ior, C. C, Louisville, Ky. 



Toole, w'. A.. Baraboo, Wis. 



Vatfer, F. W., Marietta, Wi< 



Viiiighan, J. C, Chicago. 



Vincent, Richard, Jr., and vite. Whit. Marsh, 

 Md. 



Volker. P., Manitowoc, Wis. 



Washburn. Charh's L,, llin.-dnle. III. 



W.'ilers, T. E., Chicago. 



Wegner, .Vug., Ocononiowoc. Wis 



Wehrm.inn, Ilenrv, Maywood, III, 



Weis«, Paul, Mavwood. III. 



Wendland, IL C., Elmhurst, III. 



Williard. S. F., Jr., Chicago. 



Winterson, E., Jr., Chicago. 



