Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-30

cial department and an auditorium
49X44 feet with stage, on first floor, and
gymnasium, domestic science. sloyd
room, bicycle rooms, toilets, furnace
and fuel rooms in the basement. 1t
will have concrete foundations, metal
tile roof pine trim. blast system of
heating, modern plumbing, lockers, etc.
Will Seat Four Hundred Persons
Architect Norman f. Marsh, zoe
Broadway Central building, has been
authorized to prepare plans for a new
editice for the Westlake Presbyterian
church at Lake and Ninth streets, 1t
will be of frame, veneered with blue
brick. The main auditorium will seat
400 persons, to which the capacity of
the Sunday school room and parlors
can be added by means of sliding doors.
1t will cost about $4,000
The same architect Is also preparing
plans for new building for the Con-
gregational church of Corona. 1t will
be of stone and brick. The auditorium
portion only, including the social hall,
gymnasium and womens parlor in the
basement, will be erected at this time,
at cost of about $4,000.
Also plans for fourteen-room frame
and plaster residence to be erected by
day labor at Venice by w. j. Guthrie.
Architect Homer w. Glidden, SS1
Wright & Calender building, is draw
ing plans for a one-story store building
26x70 feet, to be constructed at Fillmore
for Richard Stephens 1t will have con-
crete rough cast exterior. plate glass
windows, maple floors, and composition
| roof. A refrigerator plant will be in
stalled in the building.
Plans have been prepared by E. r.
B. Meinardus, 217 San Fernando build
| ing, for a one-story brick garage, 50X155
feet, to be built at Tenth and Olive
streets for Fred White. The front will
be of pressed brick. and will contain a
large automobile showroom, 5Qx60 feet
in siXe. 1t will have plate glass win
| dows, beamed ceiling, tile floor and a
! tive-foot wainscot of pine. The rear OF
the building will be fitted UP for two
store and machine rooms.
He is also drawing plans for a two
story frame store and auditorium build
ing to be erected for L. c. Harter. II
viii have three-lap rustic exterior, and
the auditorium on the second floor, 35S
% feet in dimensions, will have hard
wood flooring. Dressing rooms, lava
tories, etc, will also be provided in the
upper story.
To Remodel Cottage
He has completed plans for the re-
modelling of a five-room cottage at 1735
Hobart boulevard. The present struc-
ture is to be raised, and five rooms
built beneath. 1t will have cobble-
! stone porch, hardwood loors,- paneled
dining and living rooms two pressed
brick fireplaces, buffet, etc.
Architect B. w. Edwards of Pasa-
dena has drawn plans for a six-roonl
bungalow to be erected at Redlands
for Rev. A. A. Taylor. 1t will have
shingled exterior, maple flooring. fur
mace. etc. Bids will be taken by Red
| lands contractors.
Architect c. F. Driscoll, chamber OF
commerce building, Pasadena, is about
ready to receive bids on a nine-roonl
frame residence to be built on South
Los Robes avenue for A. l.. Phillips
Also bids are now being called for the
construction of a seven-room frame
residence at Altadena for E. A. Steph-
ems. Pine trim. brick fireplaces, fur
mace heat and flrst-class sanitary
plumbing are specified
Architect S. B. thinner will prepare
the plans for the new Imperial high
school, for which bonds in the amount
of S55.575 have been sold.