Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-31
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DR.. FRENCH TO BUILD
MARBLE HOME
Palatial Building is ito be Of White
With Pink Tinge.

Fisher & Co.have sold lot Moss, 100
by 1876 feet, on the north side OF WASH
ington terrace, West Belle place, the
third lot west Of the Northup resi-
dence, for the Belle Place Reality Co
to DR. Pinkney French, formerly Of
Mexico, vlce-president and treasurer
Missouri-Lincoln Reality Co for $3.50
front foot, or $4,000. Mr.. French
will Immediately improve the site
with home to cost about S65, 900.
The building, designed by ]. B. Legg,
architect will have a south frontage
Of 60 feet by adepth Of 65 feet; three
stories, containing 2S large rectangu-
lar rooms, averaging about 1Sx20 feet.
The building up to main floor level
will be white cape marble with pink
tinge trimmed about with white ter
ra Gotta of slight yellow tinge, In set
ting Of dark brown brick, laid with
large, deep sunk, steel.grey joints por-
tico, porches, porte-cochere and CORN
ices, creamy white and window sashes
deep olive green, filed with polished
plate and crown crystal glass, giving
blended color effect, fully harmon
izing with the colonial Italian blend
of its architectural treatment.
The main floor has central recep-
tion hall l5x40 feet shortened In ap-
pearance by an arched portal termin-
ating on the wall, with plaster and
colum treatment, with like portal,
with its junction itntersecting main
stair hall, extended to the west side Of
the building, formeing entrance from
porte-cochere.
The dining room ofthe Georgian style
In gloss creamy white and gold, with
invisible ceiling lights, is on the west
side in front of the stair hall and the
breakfast room in Mission oak with
deep easement windows Of small crown
glass in metallic setting, and seven
foot paneled dadoes capped with plate
shelf and fllet lace friez extended to
beam ceiling, is in the rear Of the stair
hall.
The outer and inner doors 10 the
central and stair halls, and the rails,
newels and balluster of the main stair
are to be dark green mahogany, the
treads nosings, and risers Of stairs Of
golden oak, and other work eggshell
white, all lighted from ceiling reflec-
tors.
On the east side is the living room
and library connecting with the east
porch or open.air sitting room, II by
Is feet, the library connecting through
wide sliding doors with the main din
ing room Is by "a feet terminating
eastward In a wide octagon bay with
walls paneled-seven feet, terminating
In plate rail, with friez extension pan.
eled In game, fish, and fruit scenes to
ceiling beams, all finished In golden
oak.
These rooms are all connected and
communicate with central and main
stair balls through wide high sliding
doors with grill transoms over rod
hung portieres thus opening up the
| floor in one grand suite, containing
about 2, 400 square feet Of floor space.
At the north end of the central
hall is the rear stair hall, communica-
ting with kitchen pantries, iceroom
trunk room, north entrance and con-
tanning the rear stairs extending from
basement to third floor,
The second story contains centra
hall 15x25 feet communicating with sit
ting room, colonial room, dressroon
and general bathroom on the west
and the family rooms, boudoir ant
private baths on the east, and In real
of same are the girls room, baths
linen and bedding closets etc.
The third story contains four cham
bers, bathroom, sewing room, cedal
and storage rooms, all communicating
with central hall 15x22 feet.