*st INDEX. ^ 
A 
“A Good Beginning 213 
A Plantation Graveyard 186 
*A Planting Chart of Garden Plants. 
90, no, 148 
*A Woodland Path 241 
Aesthetic Forestry 21 1 
American Forestry Association 136 
Appreciation of Natural Beauty. ... 92 
Arbor Day. . . 57 
Arbor Day Exercises Here and 
There 33 
Arbor Vitae Americana 242 
Arnold Arboretum, Boston. . 46,97, 156 
B 
Beautiful Fall Foliage 163 
Bicycling in Australia 156 
Bicycling in the Cemetery 109 
“Boulder Work in Swan Point Ceme- 
tery, Providence, R. 1 217 
Burial of Lieut. Jenkins, in Union 
Dale Cemetery, Allegheny, Pa. . . 58 
c 
Care of Lawns 30 
“Caladium Blossom 179 
Cemeteries: — 
Aspen Grove Cemetery, Ware, 
Mass 1 17 
“Birmingham, Mich., Women’s 
Cemetery Association and its 
Work 8 
“Charles Evans Cemetery, Read- 
ing, Pa 146 
Druid Ridge Cemetery, Balti- 
more, Md 98 
Key West, Fla 98 
“National Cemetery, Arlington, 
Va 170 
“Prospect Hill Cemetery, Omaha, 
Neb 221 
“Riverside Cemetery, Rochester, 
N. Y 166 
West Park Cemetery, Cleveland, 
O 98 
“Woodlawn Cemetery, Detroit, 
Mich 84 
Notes 19, 37, 58. 77 < 
98, 1 17, 137, 157, 185, 205, 225, 244 
Oak Ridge, Springfield, 111 117 
Zanesville, O., Cemeteries 37 
Reports 19. 37, 58, 245 
Allegheny Cemetery, Allegheny, 
Pa 1 17 
Amherst, Mass 59 
Boston Catholic Cemetery Asso- 
ciation 77 
Cedar Hill Cemetery, Hartford, 
Conn 206 
F airmount C’met’ry, Newark, N. J. 19 
Forest Hills Cemetery, Boston.. . . 58 
Grand Rapids, Mich 78 
Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, 
Va 77 
Island Cemetery, Newport. R. L. 37 
Little Lake Cemetery, Peterbor- 
ough, Ont 244 
Lowell Cemetery, Lowell, Mass. . 19 
Magnolia Cemetery, Charleston, 
S. C 98 
Marion, O .... 58 
Mt. Auburn Cemetery, Boston. . . 245 
Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal 245 
* Illustrated. 
TjP 
Mountain View Cemetery, Oak- 
land, Calif 245 
New Bedford, Mass 58 
North Burial Ground, Providence, 
R- I 245 
Oakland Cemetery, St. Paul, 
Minn 205 
Rural Cemetery, St. John, N. B. 37 
Rural Cemetery, Worcester, Mass. 245 
Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincin- 
nati, 0 185 
Spring Grove Cemetery, Hartford, 
Conn 77 
Woodlawn Cemetery, New York. 58 
Cemeteries of Use to the Living. ... 1 14 
Cemetery Bill, District of Columbia 19 
“Cemetery Greenhouses 7 
Cemetery Roads 4 
“Chapel Riverside Cemetery, Cleve- 
land, 0 195 
Children’s Parks in the Cities 36 
■“■Chrysanthemums in Chicago 164 
Civic Club of Philadelphia 57 
*Coles Monument, Newark, N. J . . . . 44 
Contributed Criticism 38 
■“Convention of the Park and Out- 
Door Art Association at Minneap- 
olis, Minn 85 
Correspondence: — 
A New Rule to Govern the Sale of 
Lots 139 
Cemetery Improvement 11S 
Default in Purchase of Lots 96 
Elodea Canadensis 158 
Formal Gardening 186 
Leaves ... 186 
Musings 226 
Planting Station Grounds 186 
Politics in the Parks 40 
Private Graveyards of New En- 
gland 139 
Remarks on Contributors to Park 
and Cemetery 20 
Reminiscence of H. W. S. Cleve- 
land 139 
Removals of Bodies from Unpaid 
Lots 1 18 
Sunday Funerals 245 
The Disadvantage of Selecting 
Trees for Cemetery Planting. . . 139 
Water Lilies 78 
Cremation 183 
Cremation of Frances E. Willard. 37 
Cultivating a Sense of Beauty 223 
Cutting Out Trees in Franklin Park, 
Boston 55 
D 
“Design for the Laying Out of a 
Small Cemetery 29 
“Destroying Poison Ivy 216 
“Devil’s Den, Gettysburg 67 
Duties of Park Commissioners 143 
E 
Early Flowering, Bulbous and Tu- 
berous Plants 182, 199, 222 
Editorial:— 
A Government Cemetery in 
Florida 41 
Appropriate Memorials 161 
American Park and Out Door 
Art Assoniation 229 
Arbor Day 1, 23 
Art Commissions 162 
Cemetery Improvements 229 
Cemetery Gardening 230 
City Art Embellishment 23 
Convention Programmes 230 
Educating Lot- Owners 209 
Formal Gardening H 1 
Funeral Reform 122 
Ideal Surroundings 161 
Improving the Country Cemetery 189 
Increase of Mausoleums I 4 2 
Memorial Day 4 1 
National Sculpture Society Exhi- 
bition 02 
Nurseries in the Cemetery 161 
Park and Out-Door Art Associa- 
tion 41, 62, 81, 82 
Park Laborers 189 
Perpetual Care 1 
Planting the School Yard 122 
Politics in the Parks 210 
Progress and Apathy 23 
Relationship with Nat ure 101 
Restricting Monumental Work.. 210 
Soldiers Monument, New York 
City 6t 
Status of the Landscape Gar- 
dener ,. 122 
The Lawn Plan. 190 
The Merits of Earth Burial 162 
The Work of Horticultural Socie- 
ties 101 
There Must be Harmony Between 
Architect and Landscape Archi- 
tect 102 
Tree Destruction 190 
Twelfth Annual Convention of the 
A. A. C. S 81, 101, 121 
Useful Gifts to Cemeteries 141 
Woman and her Work 209 
Work of the Horticulturists 142 
“Electric Funeral Car, San Fran- 
cisco, Calif 56 
F 
Fairmount Park Art Association. . 204 
Florists and Park Officials 136 
Fleischman Mausoleum, Cincinnati 19 
Flower Notes 9 
Forest Growths of Isthmus of Pan- 
ama IF 
Fountains of Paris, France 76 
Furber Memorial Chapel, Somer- 
worth, N. H 157 
G 
“Garden Plants. — Their Geography: — 
Asterales, — The Valeriana, Aster, 
and Mutisia Alliance 
7L 94. 112. 132, 153 
Campanales — The Candollea, 
Lobelia and Campanula Alli- 
ance 179 
Ericales — The Vaccineum, 
Erica and Epacris, Alliance. . . . 
202, 220. 240 
Rubiales — The Sambucus, Gar- 
denia and Galium Alliance. . .34. 52 
Umbellales — The Hvdrocotvle. 
Aralia and Cornus Alliance. .. . 12 
Getting Rid of Ants 67 
Government Assistance in Forestry 153 
H 
“Henry George Monument, Green- 
wood Cemetery, Brooklyn 129 
