. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. Senden Für unsere 64-seitige FLORISTENBEDARF Katalog mit über 200 Kabel florale Muster B. E. und J. T. COKELY Alles in Floristen Suppllss. 201 North Seventh Avenue, erwähnen sie Th" Rerlew wenn Yon wrlt". 20 Establlshsd Ysars. SCRANTON, PA. kulturellen Gesellschaft ihren jährlichen Tanz und Unterhaltung in Greenwich, 16. Februar halten. Eine Reihe von New York teilnehmen. Edward Zweig starb am 4. Er war einer der ältesten Spekulanten in Schnittblumen in dieser Stadt, und war viel re-inspiziert im Handel. Sein Sohn ist einer der Kraft von Charles Brown, der Breite

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Send for our 64-page FLORIST SUPPLY CATALOGUE Showing over 200 WIRE FLORAL DESIGNS B. E. and J. T. COKELY Everything In Florists' Suppllss. 201 North Seventh Avenue, Mention Th« Rerlew when yon wrlt«. Establlshsd 20 Ysars. SCRANTON, PA. cultural Society will hold its annual dance and entertainment at Greenwich, February 16. A number from New York will attend. Edward Branch died February 4. He was one of the oldest speculators in cut flowers in this city, and was much re- spected in the trade. His son is one of the force of Charles Brown, of Broad- way, The floral decorations of the Vander- bilt gallery of the Fine Arts Academy on West Fifty-seventh street were com- pleted February 4, after several days of labor by Woodrow & Marketos and their staff, including Eobert Woodrow and Walter Klein. The decoration is one of the most unique and elaborate of the season. Every florist in New York should see it during the three weeks it will be maintained. Mr. Woodrow has secured the order for the Red Cross dec- oration, another elaborate commission. In the meantime he is resting a week with his family at Delhi, N. Y. Eddie Anker, salesman for Traendly & Schenck, has returned from his honey- moon. The Greek-American Florists' Asso- ciation will celebrate at Terrace Gar- dens as usual this year. The date is February 24. Miss Mabel Conklin, bookkeeper for H. E. Fronient, has returned home from the hospital and is rapidly recovering. J. E. Rolker, of August Rolker & Sons, is making a business trip in his western territory. Lord & Burnliam Co. has the contract for $40, 000 worth of new greenhouses at Spring Valley, N. Y., for A. S. Burns, Jr. Miss Winklehouse, formerly book- keeper for Wm. Elliott & Sons, now is in the office of Weeber & Don. David Burpee, of Philadelphia, was a recent visitor. Wm. J. Elliott has recovered so com- pletely from his auto accident that he is able to serve his country on the grand j

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