. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 1236 The American Florist. j\ 14, NOTES. Ostertag Bros, had the largest dec- oration in years for the coming out of Miss Marie Busch, Friday. The ball was given at Sunset Inn in the country. The decorations were su- perb, including (JO cases of wild smilax. TOO strings of sniilax, L'.Till selected palms, 3,1)00 select Pink Killarney roses, 800 long- stenied beauties, and a profusion of pink and white orchids and garde- nias. Vases of flowers, shower bou- quets and wonderful decorations were seen in the dining room
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 1236 The American Florist. j\ 14, NOTES. Ostertag Bros, had the largest dec- oration in years for the coming out of Miss Marie Busch, Friday. The ball was given at Sunset Inn in the country. The decorations were su- perb, including (JO cases of wild smilax. TOO strings of sniilax, L'.Till selected palms, 3,1)00 select Pink Killarney roses, 800 long- stenied beauties, and a profusion of pink and white orchids and garde- nias. Vases of flowers, shower bou- quets and wonderful decorations were seen in the dining room. In the ball room, stairway and corridors, there were special decorations of birch- wood. American Beauty roses and asparagus. The debutante bouquet of orchids and lilv of the valley cost ^100. Geo. H. Angermueller has a fine supply of orchids, American Beauty roses and other flowers. His Christ- mas supply of novelties is unlimited and his stock in general is of the very best. The meeting next Thursday of the St. Louis Florists' Club promises to be one of unusual interest. Sixty members are invited to the Shaw Ijanquet in the evening. The Wm. G. Smith Wholesale Floral Co. is doing an immense trade in cut flowers of local production. This firm is also very heavily stocked in Christmas goods. Charlie Young and Wm. C. Smith will entertain R. A'incent, Jr., presi- dent of the S. A. F., during his visit next Thursday. The Windier Wholesale Floral Co. is receiving a good supply of espe- cially fine lily of the valley and roses. Samuel Seligman. with Wertheimer Bros., Neu' York, is with us. He is doing a rushing business. Edw. L. Loyet has sold out to Ju- lius Schaeffer, formerly with the Ayres Floral Co. Fred Alves, manager at Geo. H. An- germuellers', has been serving on jury duty all week. We regret to announce the death of Francis Fillmore, father of F. J. Fillmore. W. F. Cleveland. COOD. Business has been good and the de- mand seems to increase as Christmas approache
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