Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20

building add much to the attractive ness of the exterior
 Entering the building one steps into ] spacious hall, in the rear of which | is situated the connexions general | office Here Miss Mover and her corps of assistants will attend Go the increasing business of .he Y. W. c. A. 1 which naturally, will be much greater under the regime having it's inception with the completion of the new home. l Turning to the right, the visitor en- ters beautiful room the handsome and exceedingly tastly appointments of which are the gift of Mrs. Walter Douglas This apartment will be de- voted to the purposes of general live ing room. Perhaps the most impress | sive feature of this room is its beauti fu color scheme. The room is hung in old blue and the handsomely up- holstered furniture is of the same col or. Chairs and tables of the beauti- ful Jacobean type add touch of quiet dignity
 Also in the rear of the main hall, and to the right of the general office is the reception room. furnished in tan and brown with ivory white furni- ture. This is one of the coziest and, withal, most daintily appointed rooms in the entire building.
 public educational room" is one of the most practical, as well as at tracive features of the main floor
 Here will be given the various con certs and general entertainments . which the Y w. c. A. will present piano and various facilities for a room of this nature are installed.
 The library alcove. with similar ap- pointmeuts forms a cozy retreat for pursue the volumes which compose the small but well selected library of the Association
 To the left Of the main hall is the public lavatory, most modernly equip ped and attractive in it's surroundings of spotless white enamel.
 Sixteen single bedrooms are fitted 2 for the occupancy ol the young ladies,
 although one of these will be con.
 stanuy reserved for transient purposes
 The rooms are p-ettily fitted entirely
 in white, the furniture being of white ! enamel There are also two wen furnished double bedrooms The ap
 artments of Miss Mover on the second
 floor are handsomely furnished with
 furniture of Circassian walnut and 4 spacious private bath room Lavator . ies are also Installed in other quarter. 2, adjacent to the sleeping rooms
 Particular mention should be made
 of the remarkably tasty color schem,
 carried out in the various rooms. Tht ~ chambers of the second floor are ir
 blue, while those on the third floor ar, ~ of old rose.
 d Many New York friends of Mrs
 Walter Douglas have contributed gen
 erously Co the furnishings of the dii ferent rooms, while numerous loca & clubs have been liberal in their ofeI r. ings. The Orangemen's Lodge gay q the furnishings of one of the doubl N bedrooms The Womel's League O "A the Presbyterian Church donated fun S lishings of a single bedroom Tn q Saphawaatan Club was donor Of th R handsome appointments of the priyat
 reception room Mrs F. E Shin " gave the various utensils and furnish G ings of the kitchenette also on On k main boor
 In the basement is located the splei E didly equipped and beautiful csfeterI E which win open, about Dec l. unde q the direction Of Miss Katherin B Thompson. Miss Thompson is an e H pert in conducting such department E in Y. W. c. A. work having com x here from San Francisco where sh "A gained valuable experience in the a N tivities of the Association of that eft,
 The cafeteria not only is equippe ' with the most upto-date appurtei k auces but is artistically furnishes N About the walls are six panels han E somely colored with gorgeously pictu M ed peacocks Around the six pane k is lattice work, in which will be e k twined branches Of clinging ivy A k together, the effect will be one of d E cidedly harmonious beauty.
 The more practical furnishings N the cafeteria will be after the linC E adopted in the greatest culinary e N tablishments of the Pacific Coast an \ metropolitan cities Of the East m ' tables will be of light green covere k with heavy plate glass A "hot tabl, E in the counter win be equipped wit b porcelain sauce pans and brass co E CTS.
 The kitchen w.n be equipped wit E every possible device tending to fac M lity and general efficiency A col k storage, rat-proof equipment is k splendid feature and one notices, vii E appreciation of the utilitarian valu
 the 80-gallon water tank, The adjoi
 ing laundry is on a par with the re
 of the building in standpoint of ge t eral efficiency
 A feature which win tend especial
 to. the comfort and enjoyment of q patrons of the cafeteria is the elabC
 ate yentilatng system The han