. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. In ttie Eztiiiiition der Amerikanischen tiie Nelke Gesellschaft letzte Woche in St. Louis. war der nächste aufgerufen, Herr Vesey sagte, daß es zu früh war, zu sprechen, der im nächsten Jahr in Indianapolis, versprach aber die Zeit ihres Lebens für alle, die teilnehmen. Wm. Nicholson, Framingham, Mass., wurde auf und gab fünf Minuten gut, sound sprechen auf diese und frühere Ausstellungen genannt. Kann man immer de-pend Herr Nicholson mit der Gesellschaft zu werden, wenn es seiner Sitzung hält. Der nächste Redner war Robert C. Kerr, von Houston, Tex, Vizepräsident der Gesellschaft der Americ

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. View in ttie Eztiiiiition of tiie American Carnation Society Last Week at St. Louis. was next called on, Mr. Vesey said it was too early to talk of next year's show at Indianapolis, but promised the time of their lives to all who attend. Wm. Nicholson, of Framingham, Mass., was called on and gave five min- utes of good, sound talk on this and former exhibitions. One always can de- pend on Mr. Nicholson to be with the society whenever it holds its meeting. The next speaker was Robert C. Kerr, of Houston, Tex., vice-president of the Society of American Florist^. Mr. Kerr gave some good reasons why the mem- bers should attend this year's S. A, F. meeting at Houston. He spoke par- ticularly of the Texas weather condi- tions in the good old summer time and cited the case of his friend, Philip Fo- ley, who spent a month with him last summer and lost no weight. "Anyone coming to Houston next August, " he said, "will find the cooling gulf breezes next to a summer resort and a good, big time is assured." Tlie Closing Day. During the afternoon of the second day the visitors were taken in hand by the local committee for an automobile trip through the city, which ended at the Missouri Botanical Garden, where Manager W. W. Ohlweiler supplied guides for a tour through the garden, which was much enjoyed by all. The Planters' hotel was never so crowded by "St. Louis people as on the two days of the exhibition. The local retailers distributed 20, 000 tickets to their customers, and, according to the visiting florists, it was the most suc- cessful meeting and exhibition the so- ciety has ever held. THE BANQUET AT OLEN COVE. The members and friends of the Nassau County Horticultural Society, to the number of seventy-five, assem- bled at the Oriental hotel, Glen Cove, January 25, to celebrate the society's tenth annual dinner. The tables were decoirated with plants of Begonia Gloire de Lorraine, Primula malacoides, fr

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