. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. OCTOBBR 30, 1919. Die Rorists^ Überprüfung 25. Der Corporation in einem Pro-perous Zustand gezeigt haben. William H. Elliott die postprandiale Übungen und nach einem Ad-Kleid von Willkommen bei Albert E. Robinson, der Breck-Robinson Co.; B. Hammond Tracy; Herr Lamont, Quid-nick, R.I., und andere für die Erläuterungen. Ein Orchester eingerichtete Musik während des Abends, die sich als extrem zu werden - ly angenehm. Boston Flower Exchange und Veranstaltungsräume. Die Boston Flower Exchange hielt seine jährliche Treffen im Jungen Hotel, OC-tober 25. Die gleichen Vorstand d

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. OCTOBBR 30, 1919. The Rorists^ Review 25 showed the corporation to be in a pros- perous condition. William H. Elliott presided at the postprandial exercises and after an ad- dress of welcome called upon Albert E. Robinson, of the Breck-Robinson Co.; B. Hammond Tracy; Mr. Lamont, Quid- nick, R. I., and others for remarks. An orchestra furnished music during the evening, which proved to be an extreme- ly pleasant one. Boston Flower Exchange Banquet. The Boston Flower Exchange held its annual meeting at Young's hotel, Oc- tober 25. The same board of directors was elected and a ten per cent dividend declared to stockholders. Considering the trying conditions of the last year, the financial report was an excellent one. Over 100 members attended the annual banquet, which proved to be an excellent one. A splendid orchestra and lady soloist and reader furnished enter- tainment during the evening. William C. Stickel, presi-dent of the corporation, acted as toastmaster. Henry Penn, president of the Boston Florists' Association, was the first speaker and he gave an excellent talk on flower publicity. Incidentally he expressed the hope that the time was not far distant when the flower inter- ests of Boston would own and do busi- ness in one large building. He urged everyone to do his utmost to make Armistice week a memorable one in cut flower circles. Gustave Thomann boomed flower publicity and predicted a pros- perous year for the trade. W. N. Craig extolled Theodore Roosevelt and the stand taken on the police strike by Gov- ernor Coolidge and Police Commissioner Curtis before referring to other subjects. He offered resolutions commending the attitude of the governor and police com- missioner, which were unanimously adopted. William H. Elliott, president of the Boston Cooperative Flower Market, com- mended President Wilson's attitude and also proved an apt story teller. Reso- lutions were unanimously adopted com- mending the presid

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