. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. igi2. The American Florist. 1193 from a chandelier, using a liell in the center surrounded with the smaller bells. The clapper of the large bell will look well made of mistletoe. A. E. Kluxder. Fin: Weddins: Decorations. The accompanying illustrations are from photographs taken at the resi- dence of Patrick Calhoun, Cleveland, October 12. the occasion being the wedding of Mr. Calhoun's daughter. The decorations ivere arranged by the J. M. Gasser which has a nation- wide reputation for fine work. On
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. igi2. The American Florist. 1193 from a chandelier, using a liell in the center surrounded with the smaller bells. The clapper of the large bell will look well made of mistletoe. A. E. Kluxder. Fin: Weddins: Decorations. The accompanying illustrations are from photographs taken at the resi- dence of Patrick Calhoun, Cleveland, October 12. the occasion being the wedding of Mr. Calhoun's daughter. The decorations ivere arranged by the J. M. Gasser which has a nation- wide reputation for fine work. On the same day this company executed an- other beautiful wedding decoration at the home of Dr. J. C. Wood. Cleve- land, Dr. Wood's daughter being the liride. A. F. F. Park Employes' Examinations. WEST CHICAGO PARKS. Each candidate, upon entering the examination room, is given an identi- fying number. Throughout the exam- ination he is marked according to that number and all papers which he writes are likewise numbered. His name, ad- dress and other personal information are included on a sheet which is sealed in an envelope, and nowhere on the examination papers or in the oral tests is his name divulged. After all markings are completed, the iden- tification envelope is opened and his name and address determined. The subjects of examination are: experience, special subject, and physi- cal. The first has a weight of the second a weight of 5, and the third a weight of 2, in determining the final average or standing on the eligible list. The experience paper is the only part of the exainination which is writ- ten. In order to make the written work as simple as possible, mimeo- graphed forms are used which require only that the candidate write in the meager details regarding his age, schooling and practical experience. A copy of one of these experience forms is published herewith. The special subject, which is the most important part of the examina- tion and weighs one-half of th
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