New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-29

The glass in these windows has been designed
after famous windows by Raphael and Michael
Angelo. The ground OF the windows is made OF
e warm pearly amber, with running border
Of soft subdued green. red, brown and amber Of
the foliage type and the centre motif similar to
the old Italian lantern with pictorial medallion
IN the is placed about two-thirds OF the way
between the gallery and the top OF the window
The large window over the main entrance facing
the park and the east. represents Mary Recog-
mixing Jesus at the Tomb IL the Early Dawn" The
colors OF the window unusual being made in
accordance with the requirements Of the Christian
Science faith which requires that all the building
shall express brightness and cheerfulness. com
bned with dignity which precludes the use Of the
usual sornbre ecclesiastical eoloring-
The organ front has been placed in the centre Of
q large perforated plaster niche, illuminated by
hidden row OF lights behind the senicircuisr pro-
sceniun arch. which gives the warm golden tone
required TO make il in harmony with the walnut
and gold organ front and pipes. the latter OF which
have been treated in such a manner as 70 give one
the impression Of Etruscan gold pipes inlaid with
laurel and ivy leaves the mouth Of the pipes in
old gold. and is the elimination OF Cnarles henry
CottreIIs work this building
The circular staircase either corner OF the
building forming the corner paviions' are OF the
old Spanish tile construction, without any iron
supports being used. They are tested TO carry
without detection over three times the weight re
CURED by the New-York Buildings Department
Tho marble side walls combined with the antique
golden bronze and iron ratings. form an interesting
finishing point the view Of the marble VeSti-
5uIes and corridors whose general tones nave
been fixed by the Cippolene marble panels and
Istriau stiles cornices base and railing The way
in which the u1ezzanine has been inserted N tAe
launches Of the arch the main audltor1unl the
ceiling OF which is level Win the ceillhg o.
Tho auditorium IS ingenious. To obtain TINS mez-
canine il was necessary 10 deVlate from the pre-
sc-sbed engineering customs OF truss work, and
also to hang the flooring for this story rom me
beams overhead The problem vas nae sIlo1 he
iirhf to "a S from the six large circular cerestory
,-iiforilIrl5 From the sides OF this space
nc Light IS obtained for these rooms ana passages
.sine p almost the entire width and length OF me
building is the rea1Ing TGoIi G 81 sll read
- rooms and that OF Mrs Stetson. as well a.
thirtv treatment and three reception rooms Az
tEsse = furnished and decorated differently, ana
All In Keeping with the sunnpt OF Ine s
lie fourteen hundred students gather TO study aho
.@T6e beauty OF this whole strueture said a
member OF tie church yesterday rs mat ne en-
80 g5Ver bv the students Of the New York Clty
Christian Science Institute ana % ePer e o. ED
t3E OF $50 have been benefited by the treatment
Inose ~ ~ Tas beer erected a tribute OF love
- erafirrde 10 the leader. Mrs Mary Baker EeoS'
ana ltations to attend the exercises to-eay have
t.en sent 10 represeTltute .I 5,,- viii
a.. 90 Sfrs EDDY viii not be present but sle
No. b.eu invited ana u y iitPcN -
p sedjcatory services in charge ti ma, sle s,l
sard short address 70 be reao Ipo - as Follows.
- 1~isr 81 the exercises VIII De - $50 -
r5icaforv anthem. written esee...lS AZ voices. a
49, s---y hv a choir Of one hltdftu Fp-~s., =
S written by Mrs. Eddy which VII On, % Sg th
81 rbe whole conEreEation selecu9n i nv Mrs.
~ - ..eeieuce and Health SOLO, - ID
l--ss fieriert Clark Soprano ,. .1ar,STv and
M SAVIOUR written by NJ. -, a-l' The Lords
~ 7r,iCD bv the congregation - s - ;;
Iept ttli' sii,stO-r address. ~ Mrs Augusta Z
Prayer &C.,, a New Heaven and New
,l bv the choir with George 1.,aii IN "a
E5irtta;. $50 by Mrs Charles HeIEy Sss'FeH' sHa
ths "Hauel1.ah Chorus