Word: oak
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...soon as the interior work has progressed far enough. The plumbing and electric lighting systems have been installed and were recently tested by the city inspector. As at least a month must be allowed to give the plaster time to dry and harden, the wood and limestone flooring, oak panelling, and other interior finishings will not be begun until the end of January...
...first floor of the clubhouse will be devoted to living quarters, including a large entrance hall, a grill room, and a spacious living room. Oak panelling, limestone flooring, and a massive staircase will be the features of the hall. The living room will occupy the entire width of the building on its eastern side and will be finished in dark oak with a large brick fireplace at one end. The second and third floors will contain the dining rooms for the University and Freshman teams and several other rooms for use of the coaches. Five hydraulic dumbwaiters will carry...
During the course of the evening the names of those who had been awarded the University second football insignia were announced as follows: L. Berenson '13, of Roxbury; W. J. Blake '13, of Fal River; W. E. Bright, Jr., '14, of Waltham; L. H. Chenowith '12, of Oak Park Ill.; G. T. Driscoll '13, of Brookline; J. M. Eager '12, of Naples, Italy; T. C. Hardwick '13, of Quincy; S. T. Hopkins '14, of Newtonville; D. Lawson '13, of Boston; V. Morris '12, of Milwaukee, Wis.; T. McCall '13, of Chicago, Ill.; O. D. Pfaelzer '12, of Boston...
...first floor of the new clubhouse, which is the farthest advanced, will be devoted to living quarters, a large entrance hall, a grillroom, and a spacious living room. Limestone flooring, oak panelling, and a massive staircase will be the finishing features of the hall. The living room will occupy the entire width of the building on the Prescott street side. It will be finished in dark oak, with a great fireplace of brick and tiles...
...first floor of the clubhouse is designed for living quarters and will contain a large entrance hall, a grillroom, and a spacious living room. The hall will have a limestone flooring and will be panelled in oak about three-fourths of the way up the walls, the remainder being finished in stone. Four Doric columns and the staircase on the left of the entrance will be the chief decorative features of the hall. Opposite the main door will be the entrance to the living room, and to the right, the entrance to the grillroom, which will be done with...