International studio (60.1916/1917)

The Friars Club, New York


MAIN ENTRANCE TO THE CLUB

hall lias been designed accordingly as the central
feature of the plan.
In conclusion it may be observed that the club
possesses forty-two bedrooms, each room having
its own bath and shower, a cosy library with very
little book space but probably more than suffi-
cient to meet all demands, and a bar-room, of
which the same can be recorded with an added
regret that the mural decoration is not more

inspiring. Mural paintings are not wanted in
such restricted space as this little buffet. It
would be hard to find suitable accommodation for
this particular decoration anyhow.
All things considered, the architects, Mr.
Jacobs and his able executive, Mr. Goosey,,
deserve every credit, and the Friars can con-
gratulate themselves on their snug Tudor Gothic
quarters.


INDIANA CENTENNIAL MEDAL, DESIGNED AND EXECUTED BY JANET SCUDDER

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