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The Mezzanine Floor
"The
lobby of the Book-Cadillac is actually two stories
hight, the mezzanine floor extending over the other
rooms. On the mezzanine are to be found all the conventional
features usually to be found, as well as a number
that are unusual. Here are writing galleries, women's
retiring rooms, a women's writing room, an English
Grille room, a barber shop, and an exceptionally large
beauty parlor. On this floor also is a fully equipped
stock exchange for the convenience of all guest."
"The carpet on the lobby mezzanine
proper is a soft gray green of the same general color
and design as the rugs used on the main lobby floor,
the figure however being somewhat reduced. The furniture
also follows that in the lobby, being small, delicately
designed and arranged in convenient groups here and
there. Part of the mezzanine lobby lounge is taken
up with a women's writing room, exquisitely furnished
in small groups with walnut and gold desk and chairs.
Here are two interesting antique chairs of the Empire
period."
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