NOVKMBER 23, 1911. 



The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



23 



The Killarneys and Wards at the Milwaukee Flower Show. 



(First Prize Itxi IJeauti-H. by llolton A Hunkel Co.. on the rltrlit.) 



Wiiilcrsdn, 1,. II,. Cliic;if,'ci 

 WilitiTsiiii, Miss, Cliii-iir^u. 

 Willhiilil, I.oiiis, Cliic-ii,'!!, 

 Wnixl. .Miss .\l;iii.l, (Isiili.isli, Wis. 

 Wi)o(lv;ir(l, U, S,. CliicMUii. 



Zc'll. .Inl:ri. CIlicML'n 

 /-■•llllcl. .\(i:illl. riiic.-iL'n. 



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CINCINNATI. 



Attendance the Weak Point. 



The Ciiuinuati Howt-r show, last 

 week's rejioit of Mliii-h covered all the 

 show from a trade standiioint, con- 

 tinued throuiih the week and was a suc- 

 cess in every respect except attend- 

 ance, which was di'cidedly liisappoiiit- 

 ing. 



Table decorations were the feature 

 November Hi. The prizes were awarded 

 to Tromey 's Flower Shop and Edith F. 

 Kyrk. November 18 bride's and brides- 

 maid's bouquets were on, the premiums 

 goinfT to Hardcsty & Co., first, and 

 Edith F. Kyrk. Handle baskets also 

 were shown, the awards going to Har- 

 dest:^ & Co.. Edith F. Kyrk and Tro- 



mey 's l-'iower Shop in the order named. 



Ellis Woodworth, representing the 

 Sefton -Mfg. (o., had a, pretty trade 

 dis[)lay of his line of boxes, lie em- 

 phasized particularly the new corru- 

 gated j)lant liox. which attracted (juite 

 a good deal of attention. 



Wm. Murphy 's splendid AvorU as su- 

 perintendent of the show is worthy of 

 ail praise. Milton Americana Alexan- 

 der, of New York, acted as auctioneer 

 on Saturday evening. 



The smoker that C. K. Critchell, P. J. 

 Olinger and (Jharles H. Hofi'meister ar- 

 ranged at the Bismarck was successful. 

 About 150 sat down to the lunch. 

 President Gus Adrian welcomed the 

 guests. The toastmaster, Charles H. 

 KofTmeister, introduced the' following 

 speakers: President-elect R. Vincent, 

 •Ir., of the S. A. F.; President H. E. 

 Philpott, of the Chicago Florists' Club; 

 R. Witterstaetter, city; Irwin Berter- 

 mann, Indianapolis; Otto Koenig, St. 

 Louis; Geo. R, Gause. president of the 



\ss()(iaf ion; A. 

 idcnt tile Chi- 

 r \\ . Coles, 



I ndi.'iiia State i'lorists ' 

 C. Kohlbranil, \iic |pr( 

 (•ago Florists' Cluli; Walter W 

 Kokomo, Ind.; ]'>iist K'icm.in, Indian- 

 .•ipolis; Henry Schw.uv.; I'^llis Wood- 

 worth, who responded to the toast "My 



Rosnosky, 



lampton, 

 of .Morton 



Old Kentucky Home 

 I'hiladeiphia; .1. W. I'age 

 England; Guy W. French, 

 Crove, III., and D. Rusconi. 



Trade Visitors. 



X'isitors for the show week include: 



.\iliii, .Mrs, !{.• ('.. l,('viti(,'toii, Kv 

 Itiilslcy. Iliirr.v, Iictroif, Midi, 

 liiniin. K. I',. Knoxvillc, 'Iciiii. 

 I!crtcriii:iiiii. Irwin, Irt(liiiMii|i<plis. 

 I'.i'rtcrnmiin. .lolin. Iniiiaiuipoli.s. 

 Itulkriir. .Misses anil .Master, I iliaiiH, <). 

 Urcitnicyer, Philip, Detroit. 

 Cash, WilllHin, Rlclimond, Ind. 

 Coh's, W. W.. and wife, Kokomo, hid. 

 Currant, E. I?., I.exlnKton. Ky. 

 IMIIe. J. L.. (ireensburg, Ind. 

 Dudley, C. !>., I'arkersburf;, W. Va. 

 Klsass. l»uise. Chilllcothe, O. 

 Aschner, B., I'lilladelphla, I'a. 

 Fister, A. A.. (Moveland. Ohio. 

 Frank, Miss Dlizabetli. Portland. Ind. 

 Frank. Marry and wife. Portland. Ind 

 Fulle, Edward A., Ulchniond, Ind. 



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The Rtchmonds and White Killarneys at the Milwaukee Flower Show. 



(Bassitt A Waihburn'8 Stcond Prize Heantles at the lcft.1 



