Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-12
GLEN Echo AND ITS CHAUr.Uou. III
1892.

The accomplishment in Glen Echo last year vas phe-
] nomenal and TO the astonshment Il eyeryludy The
management 20 the work this year with renewed
energy and determination TO fuhn all expectations
and carry the work into Accomplishment that shall 10
credit and service 20 the city of Washington aud the
nation. They believe they actuAted by motives
superior TO the disbursements and hardships Of
great undertaking. The expenditures then amounted
TO over $4,000. The unusual inclemency OF the
weather imposed unexpected difficulties which shook
the faith Of the public in the ability the MANAGE
ment to successfully carry out its plans. Capital
conservative and tinid and In consequence the task
was severe and trying. But the year came in
ii witnessed the payment Of all debts. enterprises
were planned. the work mapped out Tor the coming
and the LIST day of February Just year
from the beginning Of the Amphitheater and two from
that Of the Glen Echo Cafe. work quietly resumed
on Glen Echo, the Glen Echo Railroad and the Chau-
,aaqua buildings ard grounds and has been continued
without internission since. except that enforced by
the bad days of another rainy But much pro-
has been made and 10y the LIST OF July 50 much
will have been accomplished 10 brilliant
season.
When IL is remembered that within one year s55o-
600 has been raised and expended and the most
nihcent buildings in enduring granite been erected
railroads made. barge transportation provided per-
feet system Of water supply and sewerage completed
electric ght plant for public and Irivate in,
stalled many roads made. the grounds Of the Chau>
tauqua Improved and beautined, store buildings
erected. administrative Offices built hotel in process
of construction fortthree cottages building boating
and pleasure facilities provided. and many other
things accomplished. sl paid for and ia the face
impaired credit by the very magnitude OF
the undertaking the management feel that they have
justified the generous confidence extended by the pub
lie last year.
The foundation Of a noble enterprise and match.
les suburb has been laid and youth and
earnest purpose in the lives of its promoters they
have now but the moderate yearly work. easy Of
oomplishment, to fulfill destiny fraught with good
to mankind, TO what great extent can tell.
To sui carry forward this work revenue must BE-
realized from the sale Of lots prices that to
Prove Of great advantage TO purchasers either for
home or an Investment Every dollar heretofore real
lied from the sale of lots both I'm Glen Echo
Chautauq1a grounds. has been expended in improve
uen.s there, and this policy Of Improvement is 10
continued for number Of years TO come thus rivins
to lot owners the benefit of returns from sales instead
OF turning IL into bank or other investments.
Tie do not desire 10 sell excer. TO con-
time iRprogsnlsE.s Cor they know that hold Tia
lots for the appreciation in value will far better
investment than they set elsewhere. The pro-
found interest aud improvements here conferred y the
Chautauala. the wonderful natural beauty Of the
country and its proximity 20 the national capital es
time it for center Of population suburban to wssh-
ington.
No investment pays like real estate properly o..
iected. and who has made mistake anywhere about
washinst0n.
Glen Echo is part of the great northwe~,-,b. very
cream Of isnd possesses natural advantages that IA
alone can boast 1hsse. coupled with Of the rail,
roads, the ChautauQua aud genera mproyemeats rem
der * extraordinary.
survey Of the wealthy men I'm any community dis
closes the significant fact that the source of fbjr
riches in the gseat majority cases has been real -
tate. The stupendous accomplishment durius the
year In oen Echo is but earnest Of its FUTURE
Those who desire 10 examine the property can do %
By calling on addressing the
NATIONAL cHAuTAUQUA. srN BUILDING on
b. II WARMER CO.. swoRxsTEDT Brad
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CO.. FRANCIS HUFTY
W. G, DuvALL. fITNEY BRADFORD.
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A. s. PRATT SONS.
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