Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-03
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FOR OLD LADIES
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New Catholic Church Planned for
Santa Monica viii Cost 100000.
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homes
The handsome structure in Boyle
Heights known as the Hollenbeck Old
Ladies' home will be greatly enlarged
during the present year Architects
Morgan e. Walls have prepared plans
for the addition of sixty rooms, all of
which will be equipped with the con-
veniences necessary to a building of this
class. 1t will be of a design and finish
In harmony with the present substan-
tial structure.
The new Catholic church to be erected
on the northwest corner OF Fourth
street and California avenue, Santa
Monica, from plans prepared by Archi-
tects Maginnis, Walsh & Sullivan, will
represent an expenditure of 100000.
The style of architecture is what might
be designated as the decorated Gothic
of the fourteenth century. The new
church will front on Fourth street. II
will set back forty feet from the prop
erty line, have a length of $50 feet and
a width, including the transepts inside,
of 75 feet. The structure will be Of
pressed brick, trimmed with finely chts-
eled Sespe stone, or may be made alto
gether of stone.
A. Dudley's plans for a new church
trustees of the st. James Methodist
church. The new edifice will be erected
on the southwest corner of Union ave-
nue. and Twenty-second street. 1t viii
be in old English half-timbered style,
with Gothic tower. The exterior up to
window sills will be of green sandstone;
the remainder of the outside in cement
plaster the tower to belfry being fin
ished in dark green glazed tile. The
mo IN ottdffnriI1r1o will also have marble
wainscoting. 1t is to be built on the
combination plan, the entire seating ca
pacity being about 1000 The inside fin
ish will be stained pine and the pews of
oak Quarters are provided for boys
and girls clubs, ladies' parlor, choir
room, pastors study and individual
class rooms. The basement will contain
kitchen and heating plant, an up-to-
date gravity system of heating and ven-
tilation being specified.
Stores and Homes
Local architects report the following
new work to the Builder and Con-
tractor:
r. Mackay Fripp has drawn plans for
a two-story nine-room residence to be
built at Santa Monica for w. H. Balm
bridge. 1t will have concrete founda-
tion and outside walls of hollow tile.
The exterior will be finished in rough
cast and half timbered effect. The fiji
ish will be in oak and birch, the walls
having a grass cloth covering and mold
ed panels. The staircase will be of oak.
The den will be finished entirely in
redwood. Art stone fireplaces, plate
and loaded glass windows, first class
plumbing, ETC., are specified.
S. Tilden Norton is making plans for
a one-story brick store building 25XS0
feet to be built at Santa Maria for P.
w. Jones. He is also drawing plans for
a two-story brick factory building 75X120
feet to be constructed at Main and Col
lege streets for the Stearns gas engine
works.
Also, plans for a two-story brick store
and apartment building 70x76 feet to be
erected at Eagle Rock for the Edwards
e. Winters company The first story will
contain quarters for a bank and four
other stores and the upper story suites
of one two and three rooms, with pri-
vate baths and kitchens. The exterior
of the building will be faved with
pressed brick the store fronts of plate
glass, and the inside finished in pine.
Shattuck & Brown have plans for a
two-story eight-room residence to be
constructed on the northwest corner of
Second street and Brand boulevard,
Glendale, for T. K. Hume. 1t will be
purely colonial in design. 1t will have
Corinthian columns on porches, plate
glass windows, maple floors, built-in
detail work and furnace heat. The in
terror will also be colonial, all the
woodwork being finished in white. The
exterior will be painted white also. The
plumbing and lighting system will be
first-class.
The same architects have also in
preparation plans for a two-story eight
room frame residence to be erected on
Orange street, between First and Sec
ond streets, Glendale, for George n.
Holman. 1t will have resaw siding,
pressed brick mantels, hardwood floors,
furnace heat.
Also plans for alterations and addi-
tions to the residence of D. A. Van
Vranken, on the northeast corner of
Twenty-ninth and Menlo avenue. A
two-story addition of four rooms will
be built, heating plant installed, and
a large billiard room in basement. The
residence will be made modern in every
detail.
The same architects are also drawing
plans for a six-room residence, to be
built on Mary street, Glendale for c.
w. Heinen. 1t will be up to date In
every respect.
A. B. Benton has submitted plans for
the proposed Y. NJ. c. A. building to be
erected at the corner of Marengo ave-
tiuO anu INdllOild 5lIGtls Gd5dueDd. II
will be four stories high and have a
frontage of 100 feet on Marengo and 1SO
feet on Ramona.
Train & Williams are drawing plans
for an artistic six-Toom bungalow to
be built at Covina for H. S. Tripp. 1t
will have cobblestone chimneys and
fireplaces, hardwood floors, standard
plumbing, plate glass. etc. The living
room will be 13x29 feet. 1t will also be
provided with a patio.
The same architects have also drawn
plans for a new front to the store of
W. A. Huff, 100 West Fourth street,
Santa Ana. A new copper front with
prismatic lights and plate glass windows
viii be installed. Entrance will have
tile floor, paneled beamed ceiling. mar
bic base. The show windows win also
be rearranged The finish will be in
mahogany.
Marsh & Russell have in preparation
plans for stone, brick and plaster
church for the First Presbyterian
chruch of Pomona. II win cover an