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~- WILMB ,T.T.'E.. rLJP 'B '-7· "., ' ( Tenipre.;: COlribines "'· · ·t· . "'. -~ ' ; ·J · -;~"--- · ·-~~-·--·-·- .. - BeaUty, Comfort "'fiii'd' ·\'C'Onvenience '\., · I I ·. . ~· · ~ { I ' ~ J 0 ,' ~ ·~ : , The Auditorium ! \: · , ' ) :) .Parlor .of.;Lodge. Hall ::i' ., ·:·i: ·!_-:: , , ~ : :" : ~ ; : : '. 0 · · · .._ · · ·. ·, '· , . J 0 ·{ ·· 1 ·. '. · ' , '. ~ j : ·~ ,.' · : . I . : 1 ~ j , I : l' { i \ .. . i ...., I ~. ~ · ~ , ~ 1 .. ~ 0 : : · ' 0 , ( ' , ~ .! ' 0 : )'), :: ': ' · Wilmette's new Masonic Temple represents at once an edifice designed for beauty, comfort, and convenience of use. At every turn one is impressed by the carefully thought out scheme of things in this model lodge and club structure. The first floor contains one of the finest auditoriums on the north shore, arranged to meet tb! needs of a variety of enterprises including public meetings, stage presentations and dances. T h:! proximity of a modern kitchen and serving pantry makes the auditorium an ideal location for large banquets. Main Lodge Hall One is immediately impressed, upon viewing the ·interior ot the Temple structure, with the homelike arrangments of the lounge and lodge parlors. Th2 · designers have been singularly successful in emphasizing the note of comfort in working out the details ·of these spacious rooms. In constructing the maia lodge hall the builders hav~ again applied the architectural: scheme of the general exterior ---that of the Greek Doric. The building throughout gives an impression of complete harmony and perfect adaptability in every detail . .. I 1'¥lat0 l'!tOOC L04H.l~ tv1ouern 1\.ttcnen