Arizona republican., 1920-06-20

iceiling. Entrance to club dining room
 rom this lobby. dining room 2S by g.
 feet with an offset of I5 by 3S feet
 and mezzanine over office check room
 and service corridor gives a seating
 capacity of approximately gro people
 at one sitting. Orchestra platform
 located centrally on the mezzanine
 Ihe decorative features of the dining
 1 room to be formal with marble vain scot live feet high, pfIasters and ta- 1 pestry panels above, tile floor and or namental plastered ceiling. with indi-
 rect lighting. large kitchen with pantry, refrigeration and vegetable rooms are provided all to be enameIed l connected with rooms above by a ser
 xlce corridor. Balance of the first uoof Is devoted to store purposes with storage space in basement.
 On second floor is situated the main club room, reception hall, check room
 lodge room and ladies' parlor. Eleva- tors and stair land in lobby adjoining the reception hall. Main office so sit
 uated on this floor commands com plete control of the club. Adjacent
 to the leveator lobby is the reception nall 1S1a by 57 feet in size with large
 nat and coat room. The reception room provides ample space for cIub
 members to meet members with
 out having them enter the club proper.
 Club room A by 541a feet located on l
 the corner of Adams ana Second ave-
 hue connected with q proposed arcade i
 on Adams by French doors makes !
 thls a deSfrablD location for the club | At the southeast end of the club is situated the library alcoYe~ with a ca
 paclty or 2,S00 books and periodicals
 At the east end of club massive
 mantle Is situated, giving a home-Iike 10 this room, and at the SOutn end a grand staircase leading to the DlIllard. card and the thlrd floor. Main club room fin Isheu Tn Caen stone, the walls and ceiI- ing with either tile or marble floor
 me main entrance to lodge room from the reception hall through an ante room, lodge room has an area of 6 oy 9S feet or 6,174 square feet with 345 -IAed banked seats around the entire room, and an additional seating to be lad m the central portion of lodge 'oom, giving approximately a seating Of 1,5O0 persons. Provision for , pipe organ installation at the east nd of the lodge room Interior decors loh ana architectural treatment to be l lasslcal done in Caen stone the cell | nS to be vaulted and lighted with in | lrect lights. Floor of maple laid over | oncrete on sleepers. II
 On the third floor the billiard. card | ooms, buffet and lodge executive II oomS, candidates and committee II ooms. The billiard room facing H Adams street having a north exposure H lakes this a desirable room, being 34 III 90 Ieet m slze, accommodating eight III marc ana pool tables. Adjacent to HI 1lEard room the buffet is located III ard room g by 55 feet facing Second III venue and connected to billiard room III nd bu11et by lobby leading to the III Ifferent rooms of this floor Balance H I 1loor area is taken up entirely by II ne rooms mentioned above and con- i T. iected with lodge room by q nrivatn | tar leading to lodge ante room. Tile | loors throughout with mahogany trin, | md appropriate wall decoration in all | he rooms. Roof garden and rooms | mentioned are reached by a grand | tairWay from the main club room on l econd floor or elevators Messrs. Todd | ma MIHer-Herbert J. Mann are of the | lIhon that the members will approve | thlS arrangement as all club dIiar- III CTS are III close proximity. Tho roof H arden IS over the lodge room facing II 'econd avenue. 63 by 9S feet. with or Il hcstra platform, buffet and kitcbcp II arrangement on west end Pergola ef- H ect and appropriate roof garden fur III lture and Shrubbery with dancing H pace Tn center portion will make this III
 very desirable space for the mem- H CTS of the club in the summer months. H erVice for roof garden from the l5itcb- H IS by elevator and kitchen service l H 1rridor on first floor. H
 Fourth and fifth floors is entirely II eNoted to rooms for club members II 1eh room having either al private or II bath, each floor contains II , outside rooms, well lighted and yen- II lated. there being two or more wfn- H oWs 10 each room. the rooms to ba II eated architecturally similar to high IF ass hotels with ample closets. hot II nd cold water and steam heat Cor II dorS to be tile floors. Over fiftb II GOT and away from the roof garden is II 1aled Inc outside sleeping quarters II e5. MI floors and sleeping quarters HI