. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. Der Gesellschaft neue Offiziere. Präsident elect Bertermann. Irwin C. Bertermann, letzte Woche elceted Präsident der S.A.F., hales, wie jeder weiß, von Indianapolis, die Stadt der Blumen zeigt und- tionen. Es ist eine Frage in einigen alert Köpfe ob der Fünfte nationale Flower Show nicht wirklich nach Indianapolis gehen im vergangenen März so dass Herr Bertermann als allgemeine Vorsitzender des Ar-Rangements handeln könnte. "Allgemein" Ausführung ist seine Stärke, und er ist immer erfolgreich. Die Bedeutung und die Vielfalt seiner Aktivitäten in der organisierte Leben der

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. THE SOCIETY'S NEW OFFICERS. President-elect Bertermann. Irwin C. Bertermann, last week elceted president of the S. A. F., hales, as everybody knows, from Indianapolis, the city of flower shows and conven- tions. It is a question in some alert minds whether the fifth national flower show did not really go to Indianapolis last March so that Mr. Bertermann could act as general chairman of ar- rangements. "General" execution is his forte and he is always successful. The importance and the variety of his activities in the organized life of the trade is shown in the number of im- portant posts he has held. He was treasurer at the first national flower show and at tlie last one he held the place of chairman of the executive com- mittee. He was made secretary of the F. T. D. at its inception; was its presi- dent in 1915 and later was vice-presi- dent. In 1920 he acted as general chair- main of arrangements for the conven- tion of the F. T. D., held at Indianapolis. Mr. Bertermann was born at Indian- apolis, January 5, 1880. He entered the firm of Bertermann Bros. Co. at 20, and is now secretary and treasurer. His 16-year-old daughter, Elizabeth, went with him to Kansas City to sec him elected head of the S. A. F. Vice-president-elect Pierson. Throughout the country the name of Wallace K. Pierson, son of A. N. Pier- son, of Cromwell, Conn., is known be- cause of his work for the S. A. F. and otlier trade organizations. Born at Cromwell May o, 1880, Mr. Pierson re- ceived his education in tlie public schools and was graduated from the Massacliusetts Agricultural College in 1901. Since that time he lias been ac- tive in the management of A. X. Pierson, Inc., the establisliment which his father founded. Mr. Pierson is scarcely a new ollicer of the S. A. F., except in the ca- pacity of vice-president. He has served as a nicmher of the flower show and national publicity committees. He be- came a director of the .S. A. F. as

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