Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-02-28
UNION LEAGUE
CLUB TO BUILD
LOAN COMPANY APPROVES
NECESSARY PAPERS
Santa Barbara Baptists Plan Church.
Thermal School Takes Bids-PIans
to Alter GIenWood Inn
MateriaIize

1t now appears that the proposed
Union Leage and Friday Morning club
buildings will materialize. The loan
ing the Union League club building at
Second and Olive street. Architects Of
the Friday Morning club declare that
the women promoting it have finally
reached an understanding and that
work will soon start. Plans are being
prepared for BaptiSts at Santa Bar
bara and for a three-story edifice build
| ing at Cotton. Bids were received dur
ing the week for the Thermal school.
Plans are in progress for another story
to the Ainsworth building at Redondo.
| Plans have been completed for one
story brick store building at Ocean
Park, for an addition to Glenwood Mis-
sion inn and numerous other proposed
structures.
The Builder and Contractor reports
among the architects as follows:
Architect Norman F. Marsh. 206
/ Broadway Central building, is maxi
| ing the preliminary drawings for a,
new church edif1ce for the Santa Bar
bara Baptist church. 1t will be of
| frame construction, veneered with
| brick.
The same architect is also complet-
| ing the plans for three-story brick
building. 71XS0 feet in size, to be erect
| ed on Eighth street, Cotton, for Jo-
seph Andrews and Mrs. A. Pettijohn.
It will contain stores on the first floor
offices on the second and a lodge hail
on the third.
Asks for Bids
John G. Dunn, clerk Of the Thermal
school board, is asking for bids for the
erection of the Thermal schoolhouse.
| Bids will be opened March Is. 1t will
be a four-room building, and was de-
signed by Architect F. S. Allen, Sc
| curity building.
Pemberton & Kent, 705 Auditorium
building, are preparing plans for the
addition of another story to Ainsworth
company's one-story building on Pa
cific avenue, Redondo. 1t will be 50x60
feet in size, and will be occupied as a
meeting hall by the Eagles lodge. The
! lodge hall will be 38X43 feet; the club
room 15x30 feet. There will be ante
rooms, locker rooms, etc. 1t will be of
brick.
Frank H. Peters, 7O5 Auditorium
! building, has drawn plans for a one
story brick store building, to be erect
ed on Ocean Front, near Pier avenue,
| Ocean Park, for J. c. Crib and r. D.
List. It will be subdivided into three
storerooms, and have pressed brick
front, plate and prism glass, cement
! flooring, composition roof. J. G. Crib,
490 Security building, is receiving bids
for the erection of this structure.
Architect A. B. Benton, ia North
Spring street, is making plans for an
addition to the Glenwood Mission inn,
Riverside. 1t will be mission in de-
sign, harmoniZing with the present
building. The new addition will con-
tain a large music room with pipe or
gan built in the wall and several rooms
for special exhibition purposes on the
first floor, while the upper floors will
contain guest rooms. baths, etc.
,Ten=Rooml Residence
Architects Garrett & Bixby, 4O6 Cur
rier building, have drawn the plans
and have already taken figures for a
4 two-story ten-room residence to be
erected on Arapahoe street near Elev-
enth street for ]. Morris. It will have
| brick veneer to first story and half
timbered and plastered exterior for
second story. Hardwood floors will be
1 laid throughout, slashed grain pine
4 trim, modern plumbing, furnace, etc.,
are specified.
\ W. H. Crane, 618 Bumiller building,
has drawn plans for story and a half
bungalow to be erected on Morgan
i place, Hollywood, for J. B. Althouse by
i and have plate and loaded glass Win
dows, blue brick facing to first story
window sills, furnace, oak trim in din
I ing room, mahogany finish in living
room and reception hail. hardwood
i floors, beamed ceilings, Grueby tile
mantels, tile flooring and wainscoting
in bath room, elaborate plumbing
/ goods, white enamel woodwork in bed
rooms, gas and electric lights and 9TH
i er hrSt-claSS cOnVenienceS.
Architect Frank NJ. Tyler 900 Union
/ Trust building, has drawn plans for a
! two-story eight-roon frame residence
/ to be erected on Ardmore avenue near
| Third street for Robert Hartwell 1t
will have stone porch, hardwood floors,
beam ceilings, built-in detail work,
| pine trim, etc.
The same architect has also drawn
plans for two ten-room residences to
be constructed on Manhattan boule-