New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-25
GORGEOUS FLOR1L DISPLAY.
BEAUTY OF THE
EASTER SHOW

AMONG THE FLoWHHs

AMONG THE FLOW .it~.
>.y.r b,,or- WAS the Easter floral display IN
this cl.g 80 splendid. ylrernt'I "i'I eN'r'..'' "'
i, Is ms year. F.,N,.s OK sucA marvellous mag
,..,,c. .,sI ,,r,ty 90 cOlor--uca surprising B., M
,n.try OF forui-na,e rarely ben seen A"mli'ns
women. and men. too. AL II lass week. d''|
thronrei the stores of the florists "hich "r'e
,r,rsfor,ned into beau. llr,lke bowers Oh sol
r,ous flowers OF every hue ana OK delicious Ia
GRANGE
Many q sincere aud w-r-m,rit'd compliment was
heartily bestowed upon the florists Tor tn beauty
-, tb.ir ko,erio.c9pis exhibition dui me hi-h a.
y,.. Of excellence which they have attained III
nor.cu,t,Irc. Tn, abiI,y to make such resp.'h"-
.nt display Is to q considerable extent que - ia
creased facilities Tor transportation w"''h '''D'
th, florist to DRAW more liberal supplies Ao'' "'
,,nt par,s OF The sunny South than formerly ana
-, .,,,l,,s have been largely increased by inpor-
tat!ons from BcfmudA. 50 that 'N'''S s'o"' go
,b.ir NATIVE, soil have Wed with those pE"auc'd III
the domestic gard ani hothouses.
Anothcr proplt.ous circumstance IS the uHuSuh
number OF sunny days 1hat have preVall'd an" ue
otmosph.ric mlldnc-s To the bright sunlight Is at
,rbuted the Unprecedented richness OF Color "H'"
cbaractcrlzes the flowers this season. and to the
mild weather their prolific growth, the sun eNcrtns
IT, influence by day and me pany 'r ,r,vfI
night when flowers grow most rapd'!' "'''' o'o"'''
Irb varlcty 81 pottcd flowers displayed WAS prac
ticaiiv unlimited and ranged from little hles OF
~. ,ollrv To the lIr3e Easter lly, and from tne
rose To- the hydrangta. Besides these. 1Zle"s' 10
man hyaclnths. narcissufcs and white IAh,r P'e
and bjur hyac.nths were prime iaVorltc'. ne ne
m,nd for cut flowers was lminehs', Sap'D'Ht' -,
,ar,I.v Many orders were received bS ciblc rom
ne,s,ns VINO were abroad ordering flowers Ior th'''
Churches families and friends NJ nome. ....
Thr supply OF flowers was 50 enormous ti.t' aoluc
NJ the norsts were compelled to rent hrancn stores
S1r temnorary relief Florists have found h'ccS-
sarv To- encroach upon the Sidewalks beyond t.3
disfance prescribcJ 10y the city orlinancts 10 ihh
href resting-pace for their flowers hat u. poIlcr-
mn humanized by the benign nora "I re over
rr,w.rel by its Fragrance, or ddZ"ir t''o
~ ..tbe bright mosaics," have nos t'el. \
florist whose store il IN Broadway j 80 49, W'tth
Monument has daily surrounded ~ base OF ihe
monument with a large and beautiful moran Hls-
nav for which he had no room ELSEWHERE, TINS
aaiiyI3ic,ed much attention. and many waytartr"
sfonncI 10 drink its beauty ana innate us s'"'e-
full fragrance. ,. ,,,., to,,,nd h,s ho,n
,r,nnr,inn.tn ana church and home VIII De even
more profusely decorated to-day than ever h'ior'
with cut flowers and plants in bloom WHO'S sp'.",
r. rivals the gorgeousness Of the ralhbo" OF az
italian sunset and whose fragrance - uHSu P"S''
Nv The sweet perfumes from the SPICY siorrs os
Arahv the Blest" Should the sunny DiIgn' 81
Yesterday again prevail to-day so that me INIT
some costumes Of beautiful and IashlohaDir women
NAV be worn without restrictlQn INC scTsrs ~,
streets and In the churches Will De Deautiiu pe!o
description.