. La fleuriste américain : un journal hebdomadaire pour le commerce. La floriculture ; fleuristes. 10 L'American Fleuriste. J Il juillet notre passe-temps. Le Club ChlcaiTO Florists' Pique-nique. Un fort vent, qui parfois ap- proached une gale, temps menaçant continuellement et contribué à limiter la participation à l'assemblée annuelle de la nic pic- Chicago Florists' Club tenue à Riverview landing, pique-nique 22 juillet, bien que, compte tenu des conditions météorologiques, il y avait une foule pres- ent. Le plaisir a commencé avec la base- ball match entre les grossistes et les détaillants, qui a évolué en un push- plus pour les détaillants, comme t

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. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 10 The American Florist. July J It OUR PASTIMES. The ChlcaiTO Florists' Club Picnic. A high wind, that at times ap- proached a gale, and continually threatening weather conspired to keep down the attendance at the annual pic- nic of the Chicago Florists' Club held at Riverview picnic grove, July 22, though, considering the weather con- ditions, there was a large crowd pres- ent. The fun started with the base- ball game between the wholesalers and retailers, which developed into a push- over for the retailers, as the whole- salers were unable to u. Lieberraan, the pitcher for the retailers, at all, the score at the end of seven innings be- ing 15 to 0. The races which followed, beginning with children under six years of age, running the gamut of all ages, includ- ing the married women and fat men, and concluding with a sack race, fur- nished a great deal of amusement for the crowd that lined both sides of the course, and while no records were broken, neither were any bones, and everyone had enough breath left to re- pair to the grandstand, before which sat an array of pie-eaters, whose task it was to dispose of a dozen large and juicy blackberry pies without the as- sistance of knife, fork or spoon. "Red" Gannon, local pick-up man for the American Express Co., was the hero whose berry-stained face first emerged from the bottom of the well cleaned pie plate, most of the contestants fall- ing by the wayside before their task was half completed. After the assembled multitude were photographed by the "Staff Photog, " little Katharine Tarnall gave an ex- hibition of the highland fling and the prizes were awarded to the successful contestants in the various events. The silver loving cup became the property of the retailers for the next twelve months, and each man on the winning team received a florist's knife, pre- sented by Vaughan & Sperry. The other successful conte

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