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The Horists' Review 



June 19, 1913. 



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new King's theater. The move from 

 the old location will be made next 

 month. 



Wm. Ossick, secretary and treasurer 

 of the W. C. Smith Wholesale Floral 

 Co., is sporting a new Mitchell car for 

 his own use. He says there is nothing 

 like being up-to-date. 



Miss M. S. Newman has had a 

 splendid display of Dorothy Perkins 

 roses in her large show window. Miss 

 Newman contemplates her usual east- 

 ern trip this summer. 



The Lady Florists' Home Circle met 

 at the home of Mrs. Theo. Miller, 

 "Wednesday, June 11, and spent a pleas- 

 ant afternoon. Besides the hostess there 

 were present Mesdames Schray, Steidle, 

 O. Koenig, J. L. Koenig, Beneke, Weber, 

 .Ir., Weber, Sr., and Bruenig. The next 

 meeting will be at the home of Mrs. 

 John L. Koenig. 



Fred Pape, assistant to City Forester 

 Julius Koenig, is making good use of 

 his big touring car in trips through the 

 city looking after the forces at work 

 on city sidewalk trees. 



Alex. Siegel says that now that the 

 busy season is over, he is making prepa- 

 rations for his yearly sutllmer Ashing 

 trip to the northern lakes. 



Alex. Waldbart, after several years' 

 absence from the club meetings, was 

 welcomed by his many friends at last 

 week's gathering. 



Adolph Jaenicke, gardener to C. H. 

 Howard, on Chamberlain avenue, has 

 contracted for the building of three 

 new greenhouses this summer. The 

 Foley Mfg. Co., Chicago, will furnish 

 the material. 



The entire force, including the bosses, 

 of the W. C. Smith Wholesale Floral 

 Co., spent Sunday, June 8, at Kirkwood, 

 Mo., guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. 

 Pilcher. They made the trip in auto- 

 mobiles. 



Frank Bartlett, secretary of the Con- 

 vention Exposition Co., is making great 

 efforts to land the S. A. F. convention 

 for St. Louis in 1914. Suburban park 

 is completed to house any and all con- 

 ventions, the larger the better. 



J. J. B. 



QLEN COVE, N. Y. 



The June meetfng of the Nassau 

 County Horticultural Society was held 

 here June 11. Mrs. W. E. Kimball, of 

 Glen Cove, was elected an honorary 

 member and G. Otten and W. Noonan 

 were elected to active membership. The 

 exhibition of cut roses and other flowers 



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was splendid. The first prize went to 

 .T. Adler for the best vase of rosea and 

 A. Fournier won first for the best 

 basket of fruit. H. Boettcher showed 

 some wonderful sweet peas for this 

 early date and received a certificate of 

 culture. A certificate of culture was 

 also awarded to H. Gaut for a vase of 

 Antirrhinum Glen Cove Beauty and 

 honorable mention to H. Jones for his 

 vase of Aaron Ward roses. 



A motion was adopted protesting 

 against Governor Sulzer's action in 

 vetoing the bill for a $60,000 appropria- 

 tion for erecting greenhouses at the 



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