. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. ? ''?_V''*"~s'"^"~' *": ^' •"' •.•<v'.,"w?i|.if-TJ* iW * » The Florists' Review Janvabt 18, 1016. will be held in the afternoon at 3:45, followed at 4 p. m, by a lecture by W. N. Craig, superintendent at Faulk- ner Farm, Brookline, Mass., on "The Home Flower ; Bowling. The bowlers meet at Thumm's alleys, Broadway and Thirty-first street, each Thursday evening. The scores January 6 were: Player. Ist 2d 3d Mlesem 167 170 159 Slobrecht 147 154 140 Scott 152 160 147 rord 155 160 162 Jacobson 162 144 148
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. ? ''?_V''*"~s'"^"~' *": ^' •"' •.•<v'.,"w?i|.if-TJ* iW * » The Florists' Review Janvabt 18, 1016. will be held in the afternoon at 3:45, followed at 4 p. m, by a lecture by W. N. Craig, superintendent at Faulk- ner Farm, Brookline, Mass., on "The Home Flower ; Bowling. The bowlers meet at Thumm's alleys, Broadway and Thirty-first street, each Thursday evening. The scores January 6 were: Player. Ist 2d 3d Mlesem 167 170 159 Slobrecht 147 154 140 Scott 152 160 147 rord 155 160 162 Jacobson 162 144 148 Smith 142 149 152 Meconi 148 156 Rledel 147 176 151 J. Austin Shaw. PRESIDENT WESTON'S ADDRESS. [The following is the address of Henry Weston, on the occasion of his taking office as president of the New York Florists' Club.] In taking the chair as your presiding oflScer for 1916, let me again express my grateful appreciation of the honor you have done me in electing me to this high office, the duties of which it shall be my endeavor to discharge in a manner satisfactory to you, and in the best interest of the club. The work of our organization is well and favorably known, not only through- out our own country, but abroad. It is known for the business-like features which characterize its management, and insure a continuous growth of its mem- bership. It is known for the groat har- mony and good-fellowship which exist within it, making its motto ' * All one,'' truly a descriptive one. And it is known for the excellent work it has done and is doing for the uplift of floriculture and the welfare of all connected with the art. It is an organization to which all of us are proud to belong, and with whose work we feel honored to be con- nected. The club's work has been so well or- ganized and conducted, so well thought out, and opportunities for action so well conceived, that little, if anything, can be suggested at the present time as likely to increase the usefulness of the
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