. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. $ per dozen $ per 100 Not less than 4(t at hundred price. Cash with order or bank reference. 20,000 Sold Last Season W. H. ETTINGER Waterloo, Ind. E. J. Irwin has inaugurated the Satur- day early closing movement on West Twenty-eighth street. Charles E. Moles, formerly with Wm. Elliott & Sons, is now in the service of E. J. Irwin. J. Austin Shaw. Dinner of the Show Committee. The labors of the joint committee of management of the 1917 flower show were brought to a close with a business meeting and banquet at the Hotel Bilt- more, Thurs
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. $ per dozen $ per 100 Not less than 4(t at hundred price. Cash with order or bank reference. 20,000 Sold Last Season W. H. ETTINGER Waterloo, Ind. E. J. Irwin has inaugurated the Satur- day early closing movement on West Twenty-eighth street. Charles E. Moles, formerly with Wm. Elliott & Sons, is now in the service of E. J. Irwin. J. Austin Shaw. Dinner of the Show Committee. The labors of the joint committee of management of the 1917 flower show were brought to a close with a business meeting and banquet at the Hotel Bilt- more, Thursday evening, April 12. There was a full attendance. The guests were Messrs. Korbel and Colwell, publicity agents; Arthur Herrington, exhibition manager, and William Delano, the well- known architect and landscape artist. T. A. Havemeyer presided and in the early course of the proceedings pressed upon Charles H. Totty the acceptance of a diamond pin, a mark of appreciation by his fellow members of his work in connection with the flower shows. Eec- ord of the work of individual members of the committee was not wanting. A vote of thanks to the secretary was unanimous, as was a similar vote to Treasurer F. E. Newbold. A stand- ing vote of thanks was given Chairman Havemeyer. The arrangement of the next show was the prime object of a discussion, which amply supplied the entertainment fea- ture of the dinner. Each member of the committee was ripe with suggestions, and Mr. Delano capped them all with some that might be considered ultra- professional. Eichard Holloman an- nounced that by the time of the next show there will be a subway station at the entrance to the Grand Central Palace. The table was handsomely decorated with flowers by G. E. M. Stumpp. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FLORISTS. Department of Plant Registration. Public notice is hereby given that William E. S. Griswold, of Wyndhurst, Lenox, Mass., Alfred J. Loveless, gar- dener, offers for registration the new Iffilio-cattleya des
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