. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 1146 The American Florist. Dec. 21,. A. J. Rickards. Trustee New York Florists' Club. when disbudded, was shown in the in- curved section. In fact, many of the incurved varieties, if grown in sprays, make very good pompons and vice versa. Princess of Wales is another variety which is being grown as a pom- pon, but is classified by the National Chrysanthemum Society of England as incurved. Elmer D. Smith. PEOPLE WE KNOW. Chas. B. Weathered, Chas. B. Weathered, president-elect of the New York Florists' club, was bor
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 1146 The American Florist. Dec. 21,. A. J. Rickards. Trustee New York Florists' Club. when disbudded, was shown in the in- curved section. In fact, many of the incurved varieties, if grown in sprays, make very good pompons and vice versa. Princess of Wales is another variety which is being grown as a pom- pon, but is classified by the National Chrysanthemum Society of England as incurved. Elmer D. Smith. PEOPLE WE KNOW. Chas. B. Weathered, Chas. B. Weathered, president-elect of the New York Florists' club, was born in New York 49 years ago. His father, Thomas W. Weathered, was en- gaged in greenhouse construction and, after receiving a good education, which included a course in engineering, Charles associated himself with his father's busi- ness and succeeded to it when his fa- ther died. The business is now con- ducted under the name of the Weathered Co., the factory being near West Side Avenue station, Jersey City, N. J. Much important work has been done by the firm, including contracts with the United States government for buildings for the Horticultural Department at Washing- ton, D. C. The factory is well equipped for car rying on all branches of greenhouse con- struction and heating. Mr. Weathered is a charter member of the New York Florists' Club and has always taken a deep interest in its welfare. He served for a number of years as its treasurer. A man of a companionable and social disposition, he has made friends and held them, as has been shown by his unanimous election to the office of presi- dent of the club. It is befieved that un- der his direction the club will continue in the path of prosperity and influence so ably marked out by his predecessors. J. K. Allen. J. K. Allen, treasurer-elect of the New York Florists' Club was born in Wip- pany, Morris county, N. J., received liis educational training in Morris- Inwn schools, and was subsequently Chas. B. \Veathered. Preside
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