House and Garden 
THE BILLIARD-ROOM WITH ITS CHARMING INGLE-NOOK 
furnished with handsome mahogany furniture. The 
color scheme is repeated in the beautiful Vienna rugs. 
The heavy mouldings and white columns are pleas- 
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First Floor Plan 
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Taking our way through the house we find 
ourselves in a spacious hall, which is attractively 
papered with scenic paper of Colonial 
design, surmount- ing a ^ ow P ane l e< ^ 
dado painted w hi te - 
The wide stair¬ 
case is a particu¬ 
larly imposing 
v one, with its treads and 
\ hand-rail of mahogany. The 
feature of the club is the clas- 
sical appearance of the lower part, 
with its stately columns dividing one 
room from another. 
The billiard-room is on the right of the 
hall and carries out the same style of architecture 
as the rest of the house. A charming ingle-nook 
is divided by columns and the wall is surrounded 
by a high wainscoting of oak, with a handsome 
frieze ornamented with detail border lines. One 
end of the billiard-room opens into another hall¬ 
way through which the grill room can be reached. 
It is suitably furnished with chairs and tables of 
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