The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10
CHURCH MEETS
SOCIAL NEEDS
Beautiful Trinity to
Have Recreational
Equipment
PLANS MADE PUBLIC
New $500, 900 Edifice to BE
One of Most Beautiful
Buildings in City

Modern social and rroreaiionnl
equipment that will enable TuiW'a
projected now Episcopal church,
"Ucnutinl Trinity" to perform .
social ~ we'll o. q spiritual service
fur Tho community viii he ono or
the outstanding features OF the
structure 90 hc erected 40 FlUh and
Cincinnati avenue. 10 hccnmc known
last niRhi with thc announcement OF
lie official plans ana description
hy Tho executive campaign commit
foe on tlr church Tho buiidinE,
which viii ha one uf the most I'm.
posing iu the city viii be- ~ gray
stone. ana ihr embodiment ot th"
h"T iu Eup'igh and Gothic oUclc.
tiHatical architecture"
IN conjunction with publication ot
the plans for the projected 5000
900 rdifi'c. announcement Wa.
made ~ the selection of George
Winkl,r prominent local architect.
FOR the work. Winkier. who has
been prominently identified with
tho architectural Identification Of
Tulsa. hus to his credit number
OF the Guys finest buildings. the
high school. HOLY Family Catholic
church. courthouse, Centenary VI,
y. church and the First prosby
tcrian church Seventh and Boston
avenue. among them. Il II prob
able that a noted eastern Gothist
VIII act with Mr. Winkier as con
sGltiug architect.
Tho church viii front west on
Cincinnati avenue. Imposing por-
tails, tlankod on each eide by atatu.
AIRY inches and bearing classic
Gothic ornamcntation I'm stonrwork
lead into the nArtheN ur main en-
trance lobby NJ the "foot' OF the
nave.
The cdflcc. Ia cruciforfn cNtends
l40 feet along Fttih street on
which abuts tho north transcpt
There viii he north and s~uth side
entrances 20 the nartncN To facili-
tate the passage of the congrega-
tion into and from the church.
Above the crossing the main tower
Of the odifice will rise i26 feet. The
tower will be capped by four Gothic
pinnaclcs, Ranging along the nave
on both north and south side will be
"a series OF ClearstOry windows, some
1s feet in height, set with tinted
panes.
Above the main portals will be
one OF four large trancery windows.
22 feet In height and ~ feet wide,
Cathedral glass memorial windows
win here be given imposing set
ings. From the main entrance
and through tho narthex tn" cen-
tral aisle OF the church leads up
tho nave 10 the rood screen whicn
marks the entrance to tho chancel.
1rwo side sisles lead along the north
and south To the nave. pews ex-
tend between the three aisies from
the narthex to tho TRANSCRIPTS where
additional seating accommodation
In provided. The total seating ca
pacity OF the church Is 500. AZ the
''oies rstory" In provided for the sc.
"clearstroy" is provided FOR the ac-
commodation of 100 persons. The
interior said walls OF tho nave will
be treated In Kaenstone imported
from England. The side walls OF
the chancel will contain the scrce ns
and pipes OF the church organ. The
ceiling of the chancel will he highly
decorated with handpaintings on
canvas.
The altar. which directly faces the
nave, viii bc an imported marble
highly carved. on either side of the
chanccl are priests sacristy cham
bera, entered by small doors TO this
side. Am mbulatorics," or walking
space, run along the sidcs of tn,
ohunCel to afford a screened en-,
trance and exit for the choir ant
for communicates To the chance
rail. Tho rcCtor's private office
will he directly above the sacriatry
On the second story.
\ spacious assembly hall runs g.
feet beneath the nave OF the ChurCl