Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-09


will be sterilized by the violet ray
sterilizer and filtered and heated by
the most improved mechanism. The
water will be supplied by a deep well
driven on the premises.
In the basement will also be a
dressing room. divided into units Of
four dressing compartments to each
shower BATH.
Own Ice Plant.
The basement portion under the
dormitory will be occupied by the
kitchen, with storeroom and refrig-
Grafton room, boiler rooms, trunk
rooms, ice machine room and janitors s
apartments. The refrigerators VIII
be cooled by coils thru which brine
circulates from the ice machine.
This machine will also be used for
making ice for the cafeteria and
drinking fountains
The building will be heated by
steam and the kitchen equipment,
such az potato peelers food choppers,
dishwater and dough mixers will he
operated by electricity. This will both
facilitate operation and lower its
cost and thus increase the revenue
from the cafeteria.
The cafeteria equipment on the
first floor will he all that Is modern
and OF the highest grade, but like the
rest Of the institution will be without
cxtravagances or ostentatious display.
II will be on the first floor of the dor
mitory on an elevation of five feet
above the ground. This floor will
also contain n spacious lobby, loung-
ing room, secretaries room, store
room and gymnasium, with physical
directors rooms adjoining.
rba sacopd and third and fourth
floors of the dormtory portion will
he occupied by sleeping rooms, suffi-
cient to provide for 62 occupants.
All of these rooms have adequate
closets and windows. and on each
floor will be provided an adequate
supply of baths, lavatories and toilets.
Every possible effort and thot has
been expended on the rooms so that
their occupants may have all the
comforts and conveniences Of home.
Roof Washroom.
Apent house on the roof of the
dormitory portion will contain n
laundry wherein girls may, after
their time -honored custom. wash out
n lace jabot. too precious to be en-
trusted TO the washwoman, or
georgette blouse that must be done"
at once. Bits of pressing, the doing
oil Wnltn, as every WOMAN hIOWS. 10
often of the greatest consequence
and causes the boarding Of many
rerocious landlady in her kitchen
lair can here be done with ease and
dignity. altho the directors make
haste to add, it's no place for the do
ing OF the family wash. At this point
there will also be room, isolated
from the other rooms, where girls
with symptoms of contagious diseases
may retire and await developments,
rather than he hurried to the city's
isolation ward or to hospital.
on the second floor of the dormi-
tory will be large lounging room,
off of which the housemother's apart
ment is to be located. This room will
he arranged so that a small degree
of privacy will be afforded wherein
girls may receive callers and enter
tain their friends.
Elevator service will be provided
for both dormitory and association
buildings.
The second floor OF the association
portion will be occupied by the gall
lery fthe gymnasium, n restroom
lery of the gymnasium, n restroom
rooms. Bible classrooms, a clubroom
and boardroom.
Practical Teaching
The third floor will he used as
domestic science and domestic art
room, where such subjects as dress
making, millinery. etc, will be taught
and practiced. Here also will be n
clubroom and a playroom where the
charges Of Miss Horner, girls work
secretary, will have their indoor
games.
Access can be had to the roof,
where 1t is planned to have. in the
future. a roof garden.
The committee and the architect
believe that their policy Of making
haste slowly with this matter will |
result in the work going forward in a |
most expeditions manner and that |
the average delays and alterations at |
tendant upon structure>of the mag |
nitude of this building will be In a |