New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
THE GARDEN FULL OF BLOOM
OPENING OF THE CHRlSANTHEMUMS SHOW.
GORGEOUS DISPLAY IN THE BIG MADISON
soUARE BUILDING.

GORGEOUS DISPLAY IN THE BIG MADISON
soUARD BUILDING.
The cbrvsantbemum is again the queen flower OF the
CITY, It's grea, blooms are banked up III proiusioh d'
the Madison square Garden where the big mower Sho
opaned Yesterday. There is gorgeous display WIN
magnificent specimens Of the plant III every cooI'
The new varieties or seedlings however. Will not be
r,,, on exhibition until Friday. The standard kinds
with the varieties put on the market last spl"s' q"
present make up the exhibit which Is made under 'he
auspices of the New York Florists Club.
The appearance of Tho great amphithea're Of the
Curlen is decidedly attractive. III 'He 'c""e 10 "
fountain arising from basin filed with aquatic
,,ants and lilies. ON both sides are tables OF cut
chrysanthcmums, brilliant in color ana wonderful Ill
size and form At either end is great sohd ciuihp
az pelms, reaching half way to the rOOi Deus anu
vases of chrysanthemums, smaller chimps OF pains
and tropical plants, with occasional tables OF orohue
and other flowers, scattered and grouped through
ont The garden overhead strings Of japanese
lanternS and the boxes and walls are hlhe WIFE
everereons and japanese decorations.
Though the Absolutely now varieties were NOV Oh
displav Yesterday. there were many specimens worthy
OF special attention. The chTy sanAeInum "hich "uS
pronounced the finest flower Of the show by some
Judges Yesterday was the Golden Wedding "h'n
was perfection in color, form and foliage A'nouE"
oxbiljtnd before II i, not yet on III" market bri"s
.sorvod nv The grower. It !, JapAncs" variety
with a fun douDlc flower. Of rch '"oi"o H
The METAL, are twisted and ihteTwoN"I' -N.''''''
striking variety Is the Black Beauty DARK cri'so"
flower fully FIVE inches In diameter. a
Norel * a French bloom. and is one 81 the lcS' az"
,a-, ., Tho now varieties. IL color Is roae pun
,~i,n lavender shading. From san Francisco COME
rho Golden Gate. ~ beautiful GA Soi" '
Maria simpson IS one of the deep chrome Nci'o
,ci,h iucurling petals. P'rhaps th' must p'P
carly white crysaathemum on 'hc Hl' AZ. n,,.
1ro-y Its bloom is perfect sphere OF whne' 'pi."
in al
ncoa condiiion three weeks after being cut.
.ooturc az the show 1, what j. pToDdDN 'i'
largest clry santhemum bush ever sen J." '"i'
I, Is of the Mr.. Alpheus Hardy NaIicN' "h.
the first OF the hairy japanese chrya"''"' ""'"'
TO this country ;c,, hv . dinner
~, % ,be iudc.s in the Assembly Rooms Of 'ile
60 The invited guests were Frank n. Nlui5h'
7 Y Gottscl.alk william Plumb. j. H. lASlor' i"o"''
II Spaalding Charles b. WcaiHered' T.. -'s"i"I' .,
Nash ! Young Robert Craig, Alfred Dl"no0"' w.
nsla Falconer, Joseph II. Freeman william "lIi"''
t. e. Hill, L. .. orpc'' W. " -
John Thorpc Arthur vetch, q. r. VI. Harvey
Anmr r Bowers. Joseph Clark, Mr. Goddad,
vruiam = Wharton Adolf Ladcnburg Wilham a.
Usinc. James Il. Pitcher, F. T. Cndelhii' d. Dc'''
j. = May, y. Burns. Charles Bates FREQ Dor",r'
Thomas EmmcrsOn, A. II. fe~hes, Il. y. "eraiu' w.
x Harris, Edwin Lon~dae, John shaw W. D. s~""''
James Werner, T.. W. WOo1, chester o. i"' "
Coclcrill ard Mr. Spinaey.
Those who had engaged boxes for the evening "'r'
Mrs Adolf I.adcnburg. Mrs. Henry Cie"S' ''''
Occen Mills Mr.. =. V. L. Cruser, Mrs J. Il. 'oheS'
Mrs William Douglas sloane, Mrs. W. l. "h"I'on'
Mrs. Cooper Hewitt. Mrs. Lcdyard Mrs. g. H. behu'
Mrs r. Irwin Mrs. Randolph, a. Newbod MOTIFS
Mrs X Van Rensselaer, Mrs. Livingston, MIS-
Borrowc J. r. Woodward, Mrs. II. /. Nichols, MIS-
Austin Corbn Mrs. W. A. lainc>, ;. HOwland h"DD"S
Mrs. r. Fulton Cmtlng, Mrs: stan,ord Wmtc, Mrs.
Edward v~nslov, Mrs. J. T. ID. l@!nier Mrs. harl'A
carroll J. Hood Wright. Mr.. and MR.. W. y. duncan
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cooper, Mrs ". ~ Ducr Mrs.
W Bavard Cutting. Mrs. II. II. DuVal. Mrs: SCHUYLER
Iarsons Mrs II. duncan Mood. Mrs. y. H. Koo,tV1',
Mr., T. Lorillard jr Mrs. William Kent, IN Nlsscs
Babcock Mr. ana Mrs. Arthur Dodge stephen u;
DIN NIr and Mr.. l.. G. Potter, MI: ana
MIR. John D. Cheeyer Mr.. and Mr. John r. Crhdll,
Mrs eating Mrs. Buchanan Winthrop, MIS-. John
Jay NJ. J. p. Kernochan. Mrs W. r. Jaflray, hugh
J. t,rsnt Mrs Paran stevens. Mrs. Roche, Mrs.. Brcn
eOy Nr, Eowd 1in. Mrs. W. r. Douglass j. T. Nor
gan Mrs F. X. sturgis. Mrs. G. 7. DAILY, Char Is
Isnier Mrs. W. +. strong. II. II. HOLSTER Ils. Ed
wavd King Mrs J. G.. X. Duer, Mrs JOHN Crosby
ProWn Miss Brees. Mrs. j. Il. Lord. Mrs. L H. King,
IT, Herman Oclrichs Miss Rrd, Mrs. Theo a. Have
never Mrs. H. V. r. kennedy Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
r. stuart Miss Frelinghuyscn. Mrs. a. j. iinbireer
Mrs L. K Wllmerdng, Mrs. II. b. HollinS: MIS-.
Tradsh Johnson, Mrs. ". X Vanderbilt Mrs. j.
Howard Latham, Ms. Grenvile Kane MIS- Herbert
Pcl Mrs W. C. CULVER Mr.. and Mrs Adrian Isen,
IT, Mr. and Mrs J. W. Waterbury. Mr. and Mrs. J.
r.. Hartman Mr.. and Mrs. LLOYD ASpinwali Mr.. and
Mrs. H. W. Gray. and Mt and Mrs. C. Abbott Stevens.