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possible, and It will also be used to ycnttlatc
the principal rooma In the building.

possible, and It will also be used to ycntilate
the principal rooms in the building.
staircase from the main hall. This IS laid with
bright red carpet, which woulh sccn rather
too brilliant were It not 50 we'll hnrrnnnize,l BY
tau surroundings of wal1 nnl freseotng. The
hali0rntl ail fflluatcrs arc made very leavy nn
the E.Gps htoad, no ~ To give tic best possible
etlest aud tllr greatest Curc. ...... ~.
Thu a,ln1l i,u1i at tile head Of The ata!rs leads
directly to The main apartment Of tint floor,
. TIE CA1lD.H0oM.
THIS Is by nil odds the mist elegant room in tic
building. It II ~ BY 20 feet, and takes in tic
wln'lc iront Of tho building. with windows opcn-
Ing tut on the balcony. The decoration ia e!c-
carl-tnhies of a new Ind beautiful pattern, and
the tnnntlcs, which arc fn'ail with quaint tiles
representing llifetont cnurt cards. Tie frcseotnE
also has gronns of spot cards at the corners Of
thc panels. There IL III tl,ts room some OF The
must luxurious furniture In the building.
nank Of this room and On the caat side OF tho
building is thc library,2 by 81 feet, with lounges
tables, mud the like. ThIe is Intended for a
9 9aIss retreat, wheFe 10 smoking or loud talking
B,ek of the library nre two private dining
rooms, esnlcctc't by folding tloors. They va1,
be thrown inth inc long roon, ~ feet Ia 1engtA
rooms separately are il BY y and 70 BY Il feet.
Across the bali from the first tl!ning-rootn IL
the Directors room, solid looking apartment,
1H by - feet In this will to held the lusipyss
AHCCLAtb VI lHc HufEF'il1lE Nl#Crs
THE THIRD sTOtsf
Is divided intn flecpIbg apartments, all different
from eafjl other In tho furnishing, but agreeing
in having bathrooms, closets, etc, attached u
eAcl. ,slAldng them with their fittings luxurious
ab0s]cs.
Nothing has yet been done with the fourth
and fifth htorfcs, and they will remain unoccu-
lett nt present. 1t Is an 0pcn question whether
1t would be better to put tho Kitchen un the TOP
foor Ur not, and tie experiment will mt he trcu
for tho present, The ony case where this
Inns been done Is In New York, aul It III not con-
f!hcEctl 10 much Of sncccas there "a To wnrrnut
The change ferc. In ease this move Ia made the
dtning.Eo',m will be moved to the fourth floor,
md utllcr disposition made Of tho vacated
apartments below.
THE nE1LDIN0 WILL. COST,
when fully completed ssax,ut $l3o 900 which sum
includes Tic cost nf tho lot--so1nu $:ts, QUO. It
Is owned by 4 small association of ulen known
rs The Dearborn Club, md by them rented u
the Chicago Club. THIS is, OF eoufse, In order
to have tho management vested In u compact
/ and easily handled body of ,ncn rather tllan In
cu,nbrout body such as tic larger club
might become. THIS fs, however, no B!En Uf
divided ownership lnasnluc1 0s the Dearborn
G;ub arc nearly or quite all members Vi the
Chiyagu Club.
Tho present officers Of the Chicago Club are;
Iffsid<nt-S. Il. Fa1rbank.
Ptre- e-Ffesid<nt-Anson S.aycr. ...
Secretary dhd 3ffdsHrtf-W. 5cptt Keith.
! Ertc4fltt CossHtNet--Gcur9e e, Walker Charles
l.. Euston. Henry c. 1tnunara. W. Scutt Keith,
Anson Slagcr. II. u. Wllunrtb, Edmund Burke,
Charles b. Rhodes, Nathan curwth.