Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-10
SUGAR BOWL
OPENS TO-DAY
Splendid New Confection-
cry and Ice Cream Dis
pensary on East Wash
ington Street is Entirely
Modern Throughout

Appropriately called "a palace in
marble ard white, The Sugar Bowl,
PhoeniX's newest confectionery and ice
cream parlor will open for business this
afternoon in the splendid quarters, 10
and u East Washington street. AL
though there are still many finishing
touches to be added before the formal
opening next saturday, Louis Katsin-
girls and John Georgouses, the proprie-
tors, decided last night to open the
doors of the establishment today.
Fine corrections of all kinds, includ-
ing chocolates and bon-bons of the very
best quality will be featured by The
Sugar Bowl, which is equipped with its
own candy factory. Fruits and flow
ers will also be handled, and ice creams
and sharbets, made by experts will be
served at attractive tables, in what will
be. when completed miniature palm
garden
The soda fountain, made of purest
California onyx, and trimmed with Yer
dantique. is said to be the finest in
the state. 1t is being installed under
the direction of A. G.. WhittemOre, Pa
cific coast representative of the Ameri-
can Soda Fountain company of Boston.
The marble slabs and other parts of
the fountain We're shipped from Boston
the freight alone being over $500. When
installed the fountain will be twenty
one feet in length, and will be sur
mounted with artistic bronze figures.
Entirely in keeping with the fountain
viii be this other furnishings of The
Sugar Bowl. A branch Of the candy
factory, where confections of all sorts
will be turned out in full view will be
in operation daily on the left of the
large room and directly back of the
candy counters. For this purpose
handicapped tables and a neat gas
stove have been installed. The main
factory, however. will be located in the
basement. where the very latest candy
making machinery is being installed.
This part of the plant, as well as the
upstairs factory. will be open to inspec-
ton at any time.
AttractiVely finished in white
throughout. the large room is made
even more beautiful by the wall deco
ration and the lighting fixtures, the
latter being of the latest indirect type.
At the front, and just to the right of
the entrance, will be the fruit and
flower stand. stacked high with tempt
ing offerings.
The prOpTietOrs have had a wide eX-
perience in serving the public in their
line. Louis K&tsingris. who comes to
this city from Buffalo, n. Y, has for
a number Of years conducted Sugar
Bowl in that city. and is qualified by
seventeen years experience in his line
Two of his expert candy makers come
to this city to take charge of that part
of the new establishment. John
Georgouses. who has been in Phoenix
for several years, is well known as a
keen and successful business man and
is thoroughly qualified to make good.
No expense has been spared to make
The Sugar Bowl one of the city's most
attractive establishments. TIE electric
fixtures and wiring We're done by Bert
ram Brothers, the tables and chairs
were furnished by Doris Heyman Fur
niture company. T p. Stewart remOd-
eled the room and Kirchefer decorated
it