. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. 19 juin, 1919. L'examen pour fleuristes 11 devoir serait de le vendre à moindre coût, si besoin est, où elle serait utilisée, mais pas revendu. Comme la poursuite de l'examen semblait probable d'accomplir rien de plus qu'à se payer un évent pour sentiments refoulée, une motion a été posée et le renvoi de l'department store et toutes les questions connexes à une réunion de l'exécutif la rejoindre- tion des trois organisations des producteurs, des grossistes, des détaillants et, qui se réunira le 24 juin. USMi&mMlM PEONY 10RAMEURS Rencontrez l'UIRR4&gt ;(irASviri«« ir vir/virrsvirAS 8>iir"viri"ir/sir/si

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. June 19, 1919. The Florists' Review 11 duty it would be to sell it, cheaply if need be, where it would be used, but not resold. As the continued discussion seemed likely to accomplish no more than to afford a vent for pent up feelings, a motion was made and carried referring the department store and all related questions to a join meeting of the execu- tive boards of the three organizations, growers', wholesalers' and retailers', who will meet June 24. USMi&mMlM PEONY 10ROWERS MEET uirr4>(irASviri«ir«vir/8virrsvirAS>iir«viri«ir/sir/siit«vir/air/^^ THE ANNUAL "CONVENTION. Officers Eldcted. At the annual business meeting of the American Peony Society, held at De- troit during the evening of June 17, the following officers were elected: President—Lee E. Bonnewitz, ama- teur, of Van "Wert, 0. Vice-president—Arthur H. Fewkes, professional, Newton Highlands, Mfiss., reelected. Secretary—Prof. A. P. Saunders, scientific breeder, Clinton, N. Y., re- elected. Treasurer—A. H. Scott, amateur. Oak Lane, Pa., reelected. On invitation of Ex-President B. H. Farr, it was voted to hold the 1920 meet- ing at Beading, Pa., at the height of the season at Mr. Farr's nursefy at the neighboring town of Wyomissing, where, Mr. Farr said, he would be able to show thirty acres of 5-year-old plants. Many of those who heard him had not sup- posed such a stock exists anywhere in the world and they agreed it will be worth seeing. An Informal Affair. '' Convention'' is almost too formal a word to describe a meeting of the Peony Society. It was a gathering of a couple of dozen enthusiasts, amateur and pro- fessional, to talk their hobby. Presi- dent Boyd was absent an^~^ice-presi- dent Fewkes occupied the chair. Treas- urer Scott also was unable to come, but sent his report. Secretary Saunders showed a gain of forty members since the Cleveland meeting a year ago. The federal quarantine, shutting out .peonies, was de

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