Macalester College - Quid Nunc Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

Page 29 text:

V ,f 1' lz 0 .11 cz Z f ll U J I , l:,l'LlUm UT i i ii U L l X X EC V QWl1PIVHTPl iI lQWjf:H BH Xsuf.MXM lE1 e 5:m1nfx1W , , Y W f ifEf fQ A W W j l ' Q gf ,--is : a T fl, ga 1 X 1 f 2 H11 N Lv 5 Xxxx 1 'H ,NN, IEE ,'L N5 i X L ..R gh EW QE pr Xmw xm h f l i.f1 w e Wlw i p w gw l ff E!!!-li 1 U11 Lf 1 ff

Page 28 text:

The Maccilcsfm' Mic-Mac. WALLACE HALL. Our new XYomen's Building, when completed, will be a fitting ornament to one of the most beautiful avenues in America. The building will be of red pressed brick, trimmed with Kasota stone and Kettle River sandstone. The interior will be not only good to look upon but most conveniently arranged in every respect. The kitchen, laundry, rooms for help, gymnasium, locker rooms, shower baths, etc., will occupy the basement. There will be two large entrances on the first Hoor, one facing Summit avenue, one facing the campus on the east. From the east entrance the visitor will passinto the marble xvainscotted vestibule, then on past the grand staircase into the reception parlor, a large room, I8X4O in size, beautifully finished in birch. The dining rooms, of which there are to be three, adjoin this on the south. The dimensions of the large dining hall will be 4Ox44, the two smaller ones opening from it on the west side. There are to be six chambers on this floor, one being a special guest chamber, also an office and apartments for the matron. On the second Hoor, at the head of the stairway, will be an inviting rest room, and the remainder of the Hoor will be given to chambers, of which there will be eighteen and two thor- oughly furnishecl toilet and bath rooms. The third Floor will dupli- cate the one below, with the omission of the rest room and one added chamber. There are three corridors on these floors and at one end, terminating each, is a fire escape which will be marked at night by lights, an added precaution for the safety of the occu- pants. All chambers are to be equipped with stationary wash- stands and all double rooms with two closets. The fourth tloor will remain unhnished for the present, save for a room equipped for hospital purposes. The floors of all halls and corridors throughout the building are of Terazzo construction. All other Hoors and all the woodwork will be of birch. One fact about the building that is worthy of note is that from the basement to the slate roof it is absolutely fireproof. The main stairway is of ornamental iron construction with marble treads, the floors of reinforced concrete and the parti- tions of fireproof construction. No pains have been spared to make the building a safe, convenient and beautiful home for the young women of Macalester. The total cost will be about S85,ooo, and it is expected that it will be ready for occupancy when the college opens in the fall. Page 24

Page 30 text:

Jfaculcsfvr Jfic-Jlac. FACULTY. T. AlURl2Y HODC2BI.XX, A. ll. Prebiilent. llatliematics. IQIJWARIJ COLLINS DtlXX'NlNG, Ph. D., Latin Language and Literature. ANDREXV XVURK IXNIJICRSON, A. M.. Mental Science. Logic. and Pliilosuphy DAVID NENN FKJN IYIINGERY, A. M.. Mathematics and Biology. JULIA M. JOHNSON, A. M., Dean of the VVOmcn's Department, English Literature and Old English HENRY D. FVNK. A. ll., German Language ancl Literature. RICHARD U. JONISS, A. B., Chemistry and Mathematics. l'lUGH S. AI,I:xAN1n5R, A. M., Physics. GeOlOgy, and Botany. LOI' G. FINIJLICY, Ph. M., French Language and Literature. JOHN PORTICR HALL, A. B., Greek Language and Literature. Rev. ARCIIII:AI,Im CARDLE, A. B.. Bible 'Histcwry and Literature. Rev. XVILLIABI R. IQIRKXYUUIJ, D. D., L. L. D., Political Science. HARRY E, PIIILLIRS, Piano and Voice Culture. GRACE B. XVII ITRTDGE, Oratory and Dramatic I-Xrt. Mrs. H. E. PIIILLTPS, Assistant in Piano. FIQEIJEIQIC G. AXTYCT,T,, A. BT., Librarian. a QQ' 0 26