The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-06-25
DECIDE ON PLANS
FOR CLUBHOUSE
Moose to Build 100000
Clubhouse on Site of
Present Building.
UNIQUE IN FEATURES

Plans for the new 100000 clubhouse
to be erected at the corner of Market
and Congress streets on the site of
the present lodge building were ten
tatively accepted at a@meeting of the
Moose building committee in the club
rooms on Monday night. Lindl, Less
err, and Schultz, designers of the new
courthouse building were the archi-
tects whose sketch was tentatively
accepted.
The sketches presented to the Moose
committee call for a three-story build
ing covering a lot 87x138 feet. 1t is to
be constructed of Bedford stone, fire
proof throughout, and with a classical
design that will harmonic completely
with the civic center as outlined in
the city plan. Several conferences
have been held between the Moose Of
ficials and members of the city plan
ming commission, in which representa-
tives from City Palmer Harland Bar
tholomew sat in to advise the commit
tee. 1t was the desire of the commit
tee to have it's building conform in
every detail with the idol expressed
in the city plan, and the plans which
are now being considered carry out
that desire.
Feature Largest Ballroom.
The building will have on the
ground floor five stores, a barber
shop, and large dining room and
restaurant. The second floor will be
devoted entirely to the lodge. It will
have a large lodge room with con-
Meeting dining room, lounge, pool
and billiard rooms, card rooms, and
other accessory rooms. On the Mar
ket street side there will be seven
suites of offices so constructed as
to be entirely separate from the rest
of the floor.
On the third floor will be 60x110
ballroom which will make it the larg-
est in the city. There is to be con-
bnecting stage, g separate orchestra
platform, mems and ladies lounges
and checkrooms. On the northeast
section of the third floor will be the
quarters for the women of the Moose
heart Legion. Herewith be a lounge,
card rooms, and facilities for dining
room connected by elevator with the
service kitchen on the main floor.
Largest Bowling Alleys.
The basement will be equipped with
ten bowling alleys of such size and
standard of equipment that will make
lit possible to hold state and sectional
bowling tournaments in the building
with ease Here also will be mems
and women's lockers, showers, the
heating and ventilating plant, and
basement room for the stores above
While no definite date has been set
when actual construction would be be-
gun on the new clubhouse it is ex-
pected that this will be in the very
near future According to Joseph
Goldstein, chairman of the Moose
building committee, several more con-
ferences are being planned with the
architects and the city planning COM
mission officials in order to reach
such a decision which will be most in
keeping with the city plan.
The committee in charge of the
work which on Monday night resulted
in the acceptance of the plans on. the
conditions that changes might be
made to conform to needs as they
arise, consists of Peter Sorenson, Will
liam J. Ellison, Arthur c. Berk, Jacob
Zimmerman, Al. j. Kappus, Michael
Clemens, William Ellis, George 0. Har-
baugh, with Henry S. Herzog, secre-
tary and Joseph Goldstein, chairman.
Dictator Herman Zacke is ex- officio
on the committee The committee will
meet again on next Monday evening
with the architects when further ar
rangements will be discussed.