. Fioristi' review [microformati]. Floricoltura. t? -•^•t" 32 Il Fl<ifisis*"Ii(^rfiw Atiansi 19, 1915. Eric James. (Presidente AdTcrtlstDK Comitato per il San Francisco ConTentlon.) Dopo il dedicatario degli esercizi è stato concluso, il partito è andato da au- tomobiles di Twin Oaks, la casa della signora Charles J. Bell, figlia del compianto Sig.ra Gardner G. Hubbard, donatore di Gardner Hubbard Memorial Medal. La sig.ra Bell aveva esteso un gentile invito alla festa per ispezionare i suoi giardini di rose. Il partito è stato molto cordialmente ricevuto dalla sig.ra Bell. Dopo il controllo della sig.ra della Bell Gardens, refreshme

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. t? -•^•t" 32 The Fl<ifisis*'Ii(^rfiw Atiansi 19, 1915.. Eric James. (Chairman AdTcrtlstDK Committee for the San Francisco ConTentlon.) After the dedicatory exercises had been concluded, the party went by au- tomobiles to Twin Oaks, the home of Mrs. Charles J. Bell, daughter of the late Mrs. Gardner G. Hubbard, donor of the Gardner Hubbard memorial medal. Mrs. Bell had extended a kind invitation to the party to inspect her rose gardens. The party was most cordially received by Mrs. Bell. After the inspection of Mrs. Bell's gardens, refreshments were served. An hour and a half was pleasantly and profit- ably spent at Mrs. Bell's beautiful home, after which the party returned to the city, and left for their homes. The affair was voted a big success and one of the most interesting events in the annals of floriculture and horticul- ture. I am pleased to state that the pride taken in the S. A. F. by the florists of the national capital is surpassed by no other city in the Union, and is at- tested by the presence here today of nearly a dozen members of this so- ciety from Washington, 3, 000 miles away. BEPOBT ON NATIONAL SHOW. FThe following Is the report of George Asmus, cbairman of the National Flower Show commit- tee, presented at the San Francisco convention, Aagnat 17, 1015.] Since making my last report, at the convention in Boston a year ago, mat- ters pertaining to the show in Philadel- phia next spring have progressed rapid- ly and favorably. At a meeting held in Philadelphia last November, the gen- eral local organization work was drafted and chairmen of committees carefully selected. They are as fol- lows: Press, publicity and advertising—W. P. Ther- kildson. Securing exhibits—William Kleinhelnz. Decorations—John Habermebl. Special premiums—Wm. P. Craig. Special features—Chas. Grakeiow. Lease and contracts—A. Farenwald. Music—Leo Nlessen. PrlnUng-S. S. Pennock. Concessions—Henry F. Mictiell.

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