‘SEED MEN INSPECT |. OWEET PEA FARM aa Many Delegates to Atlantic ‘City Convention Closed Yesterday Visit Here Attention of Guests’ Céntered on ~ Novel Irrigation System Which Developed Plants Delegates from the American Seed Trade Association, returning from a «three days” conyention in Atlantic City, which held its final session on Thursday, were yesterday the guests of W. Atlee ‘Burpee, -whose specialty in the world of “flowers is sweet peas, at his farm at Hookford, near Doylestown. The visitors were then served with Juncheen on the large lawn surrounding the house. After inspécting a new sys- tem of irrigation the delegates were called together by Albert MeCul- Jough, whe voiced the appreciation of the courtesies extended to them by “their host, after which they were taken to the train, which arrived in Philadel- phia shortly before six o’clock. Many of the western delegates started for their homes after arriving in the city. Among the guests were: Samuel Y. \Heebner, Robert Buist, Mr. and Mrs, W, r, Mr, and Mrs. B.S . Mitchell, J, "hh tewart. Mr. and Mrs. James Johnston, P. B. Broomfield Wallam J. Stewart, JeK. M. L. Farquhar, Mr, and Mrs, 4 R. Collingwood, Louis Boss, W, | F! Relph, Burnet, Landreth, Walmer At: “Hngon Dr. J. H. Washburn, Professor C. NcCue, Mr. and Mrs. J. .G. Crox- &, Professor Grantham, Wilham F. + Fell, Dr. Darlmgton, M. G, Kains, Thom-: as W. Bar) George W. "South, Robert Craig, Professor Wood Beam, Montgom- ery Wright, C, Wesley Keeler, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. oseph | Krauskopf, Carman: Ross, C. M. Keeny,“Mr- and Mrs. Hor bert G_ Potter, E. B. Southchurch, fessor W. W. Tracy, Judge Rhone HL H. Stout, of Bucks county; BE. EY Brugecr- hof, ‘Mr. and Mrs.S H. Voorhees, A. T. De Ta Mare, Ralph Bhim Mr. and Ae G. 8. Simmons, E, L. Page, Leonard Vaughan, M. H. Duryea, C. E. Kendel, J, C. Robinson and S. F. Leonard. ee,