Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
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Only to those who put up" after
Monday at the Hotel Anslcy win Il
DO given in fullest measure TO say
with Shenstone, that they have found
life's warmest welcome at an inn
At loast. the builder and the Lessen
end the press agent have ondoavored
20 make Il even so and tho very few
favored persons permitted 10 inspect
the building and its appointments IN
advance Of the opening agree they
planned wisely and builced well.
When the Ansley," AtlantR's newest
hostelry, opens Ste doors 70 guests on
Monday, It win be uneEcelled among
the inns Of the country for efficiency
service, accommodations, equipment
and modernity Of its appointments.
No detail was overlooked In the plan
ming; no expense was spared in the
building.
Banquet Hall Seats 600,
with its banquet room seating 900
ats rathskeller accommodating 300
and its hundreds Of rooms supplied
with fresh filtered air continuously
with its costly historical mural deco
gations each a work Of art, the stump
auous furnishings OF its rooms anu
suites and its perfect service system,
ahe Ansley viii be without a superior
Tor business. conveniences and safety.
As "Marse" Henry Watterson eX-
pressed It. at no place "On the Rambla
and in the Ring. in Piccadilly and the
C,orso, beneath the colonnades OF the
Rue de Rivoli Of Paris and Inter den
I.inden' of Berlin-indeed, all the way
hetweAn Chicago and Cannebiere, in
Guiding many hooks and corners ~
little old New York" can the man
or woman with a trunk and hand
bag live higher. sleep safer and spend
less than at the Hotel Ansley.
Two well-known GuotauoHs m
printed on the tapestry viii greet the
eye OF all who pass the portals OF the
Hotel Ansley. The first one is the
hotel mans favorite verse, from
Shenstone, as follows
Whoe'er has Travelled life's dull ROUND,
Wherp'er his stages may have been,
May sigh to think he still has founa
IIfe's warmest welcome at an Inn.
The next is a SCriptural quotation,
taken from Hebrews, and the AnsIey
rnauaReemnt promises to apply the
precept and the compliment 70 every
guest alike Here II Is:
Forget not 10 show love unto
STRANGERS for thereby some have en-
tGrtained angels unawarea'
Indicate Spirit of Hotel.
These two familiar quotations are
urinted across the underbeam Of the
winding marble stairways in the Ans
lev foyer They are intended TO indl-
cate the spirit in which guests should
amply and expect to be received.
Appearance Of the lobby is en-
HANGED by three historical paintings
on tapestry, each ~ by 10 feet, stu
ated on the upper mezzanine moor
and facing the Forsyth Street en-
trance The paintings recall lmpor-
taut historical happenings in Georgia.
The first panel depicts the meeting
Of General Oglethorpe and Tomocni-
chi al Savannah, May q. 1873. The
next represents John Wesley teaching
the Indians under the oaks Of st, 81
mons. and the third shows the burn
ing OF the Yazoo fraud papers at the
state house in Louisville, Jefferson
County, In the year 1876.
The papers were ignited BY means
OF n magnifyiug glass and the suns
rays. showing that the FIRE which de-
stroyed such an infamy should come
from Heaven
on the ground floor are a dozen or
more other paintings OF historical In
terest.
Dining Room Is Italian.
The dining room OF The Ansley is
known as the Italian room, on ac-
count OF its architecture and mural
paintings TIL, latter consist Of the