Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-16

| entire front OF the building and from the
balcony OF the entrance porch a delightful
view Of the surroundings is afforded. The
| library is to be Illuminated by a number q,
electric globes held I'm quantity wrought
iron sconces. The general scheme OF paint
irg i'm all the other rooms is a lusterlsss
ivory white. Mrs. Pages apartments, CON
slsting OF sleeping chamber, dressing room
bath and reception parlor are on the next
noor. as are the rooms of Miss Page. An
or these are handsomely hung in imported
papers OF varied shades and designs
MI Pages den is all that the name sig
Mines novelty in the decoration is the
racing around the open hearth Under the
nahtel. where tiles are generally used are
, ,,.e eiec,rotspe plates from which were
printed Mir. Pages "A Tale of Old Nir-
ginia, story that contributed to the an
thors fame and fortune
The servants quarters are on the upper
moor. Each suite of chambers Is provided
With its own bath room No small detail
has apparently been overlooked in the con-
struction of the building, and a burglar
PROOF safe Tor the protection of the plate
Is part of the house.
Some New buildings.
Louisa o. Tompkins will erect two dwell
ings at 1919 and 1921 North Capitol street
from plans prepared by A. b. Morgan.
architect. They are to be two stories I'm
height, with fronts OF brick and stone
The brick office and frame sheds at n
Nt1
recently destroyed by fire. will be reb,,irf
by c. Il. Church. e'"ii'
A frame dwelling is to be erected on Hart
tord street Brookand. for III. c. Hoffer.
nom plans prepared by H. T. Hackett
architect The house is to be two storiss
IN height. with cellar and attic. and will
nave bay windows and porches
ID. A Campbell architect, has prenared
plans Tor a residence for his own use. 10
be erected on 18th street between IvdacL,'e,
at enue and Lamar place. The front /. 10 he
OF brown stone and Pompeasn brick and tho
heuse VIII be three stories in height IL
ny % rect with a porch having a tile roof
supported on columns There will ha n
square Day-window projection terr1inating
at the third story. Oak, chestnut and nine
are 10 be used In the finish of the rooms.
lZth street between II ana I streets north
west by George II. Newton. They will no
Two stories in height and Is by 81 feet
-FOUR houses are TO be erected at slst and
streets Tor George S. Cooper They arc
to be Is by Al feet and the fronts vii, no
of pressed brick VIII 0e
Rosalia Marley will build two bric,,
houses at 6S' and 6s9 1ith street northwest
iney are te have pressed brick fronts
brick dwelling is to be erected AT -,
street northwest by H E. Bergman. The
front will be CT pressed brick and the house
VIII be two stories in height and ~ by 81
Plans for a rectcry building for Rock
creek Church parish are being prepared nv
appleton +. Clark, jr. The style Of archi-
lecture IS TO be colonial and the dimen-
sions of the house will be 10 by a. feet
three-story brick house is TO he erected
az 26l6 University place by W. T. Johnson.
ne dimensions will be 20 by 30 feet and
the front will be constructed of Roman
brick.
store ard dwelling is to be erected for
D. h Lacey by l.. H. Carter & Sons build
ers; The front will be built of pressed brick
and the house will be three stories In
height and % by 30 feet
Two stores on NJ street between 3lst and
ID streets, belonging to Mrs. Shoemaker
are to be remodeled in accordance with
plans prepared by Appleton p. Clark, jr
The dwellings at S14 and SIG 18th street
are to be remodeled into an anartment
mouse, according to plans prepared by Jas
L. Hill, architect. The remodeled buildings
will contain six apartments
C. II. GLADDEN., architect. has prepared
piaEs Tor five two-stSry dwellings to be
erected on North Carolina avenue between
Sd and 18th streets.