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St. Michael R. C. Church & Capuchin Monastery

JEROME ST, 211-33, e s, 150 n Liberty av, 2-sty bk church & monastery; $160,000; (o) Rt. Rev. Chas. E. McDonald, 367 Clermont av; (a) G. E. Steinback, 157 W 74th, N Y (6178).

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St. Bartholomew's Parish House

PACIFIC ST. - Montrose Morris Sons, 533 Nostrand av, have completed plans for a 2-sty brick and limestone parish house, 50x70 ft in the north side of Pacific st, 120 ft east of Bedford av. for St. Bartholomew's P. E Church, Rev, P, H, Townley, rector. 1227 Pacific st, owner. Cost, $50.000. Architects will take estimates on separate contracts.

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Montrose Morris Sons

St. Bartholomew's Parish House (1920)

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Horace G. Knapp

Bay Ridge Swedish Baptist Church (1920)

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Bay Ridge Swedish Baptist Church

4TH AV. 6753-9, e. s. 47.3 n 68th. 1-sty bk church. 40x95.6; $15,000; (o) Bay Ridge Swedish Baptist Church. 257 Bay Ridge av; (a) Horace G. Knapp, 335 Bway, Manhattan (11660).

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Sacred Heart School

HICKS ST, 491-501, e s, 100 n Degraw st, 4-sty bk school, 121x72.5; $300,000; (o) Church of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus & Mary, 500 Hicks st; (a) N. Serracino, 507 5 av, N. Y. (1790).

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Nicholas Serracino

Sacred Heart School (1922)

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Holy Innocents R. C. Church

BEVERLY RD, 1702-24, s e c E 17th, 1-sty bk church, irreg; $200,000; (o) Church of the Holy Innocents, 1718 Beverly rd; (a) Helmle & Corbett, 130 W 42d, Manhattan (2029) 1

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Helmle & Corbett

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Gustave Steinback

Gustave Steinback (1878-1959) graduated from Columbia University's School of Architecture in 1900. From 1904 to 1913, he worked in partnership with his Columbia classmate Robert J. Reiley. Many of Reiley & Steinback's clients were Roman Catholic parishes and dioceses. After the firm dissolved in 1913, both partners started their own practices, and continued their focus on Roman Catholic works.