. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 68 The Florists^ Review 1 Decbmbeb 9, 1016. Lancaster county grower, a woman in the prime of life, who, with her hus- band, has many warm friends. The funeral took place from their home in Christiana, Pa., December 6. Edward N. Habermehl, in speaking of the prospect of the coming season for his concern's beautiful flower shop in the Bellevue-Stratford, said that he thought prospects encouraging. The Charity ballroom, December 9, was handsomely decorated and there were two assemblies instead of one. The sea- son will be a long one, which will be of
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 68 The Florists^ Review 1 Decbmbeb 9, 1016. Lancaster county grower, a woman in the prime of life, who, with her hus- band, has many warm friends. The funeral took place from their home in Christiana, Pa., December 6. Edward N. Habermehl, in speaking of the prospect of the coming season for his concern's beautiful flower shop in the Bellevue-Stratford, said that he thought prospects encouraging. The Charity ballroom, December 9, was handsomely decorated and there were two assemblies instead of one. The sea- son will be a long one, which will be of great advantage, as it keeps people in town. Whether it will be a season of brilliant entertainments will develop later. Joseph Meehan has sufficiently recov- ered from his recent operation to pay a pleasant visit to his friend of many years' standing, John Savage, at Gwynedd, Pa. Visitors to Merion, Pa., report of the clever plant grower, Henry I. Faust, that his poinsettias are—well, each one of them put it so nicely in his own particular way that perhaps I can most clearly cover them all by saying—very, very fine, indeed. Mrs. Stuart H. Miller will once more grace the wholesale district by assist- ing her enterprising husband, taking charge of the books at the store in the newly fitted quarters. The Philadelphia Wholesale Florists* Exchange is proud of its fine Bussell roses. A. L. Fortunes is doing well with dagger ferns. The opening of the social season at Baltimore and of Congress at Washing- ton made but a slight impression on the market here. Phil. NEW YORK. The Market. The market all last week was dull and spiritless, as is customary just be- fore the Christmas holidays. Shipments were lighter toward the end of last week, especially of mums and roses. Prices of Thanksgiving week were con- sequently fairly well maintained. American Beauties and the best of the new roses sold at last week's prices. The quality of the carnation arrivals is improving daily, but prices
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