New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-28
Proposition Will Be Decid-
ed at Annual Meet
ing Tomorrow.
HEIGHTS APARTMENT
SOLD TO INVESTOR
Structure at Fort Washington
Corner Valued at 100000
Other Sales Reported.

The Colony Club, one Of the largest
womens clubs In this country. will at It's
annual meeting tomorrow vote TO accept
or reject plan 20 purchase the Chapln
Home property. on Goth street extending
10 eTth street. a plot l5ox900 feet between
Lexington and Third avenues. The clup
IL now located on Madison avenue Just
north Of S0th street
About three weeks ago an option Tor the
purchase OF this property for price
slightly under $4,000 was obtained from
the owners by the building committee OF
the Colony Club. This committee, wnlch
is composed OF Miss Anne Morgan Mrs'
Richard Irwin Miss Mary f. Parsons
Miss Caroline De Forest and Mrs +.
GRAY Griswold. who is also chairman OF
the finance committee, are In favor VI
buying the Chaplin property
Plans for the erection of building have
been prepared by an architect OF this city
who has also arranged for n large audi
forum and for outdoor tennis and squash
courts. ample provision for which could
he made because OF the extensive size OF
the lot.
The option obtained by the committee
expires on February ]. Meanwhile TOT
the last week or ten days. the ten'atiVe
plans have been on exhibition at the ciuo'
where an attendant familiar with all the
details of the proposed building has peeh
explaining them 10 members.
II the members decide to buy the ooth
street site. which in al contains some
5000 square feet, the present clubhouse
III be sold.
! The officers. besides Mrs. j. Borden Har-
riman. are Mrs. Richard Irwin and Miss
Mary Parsons. vice-presidents; Miss Ruin
V. Twombly, secretary and MISS ammo
Morgan. treasurer
The clubs board Of governors includes
Mrs. Willard D. Straight Mrs. Egertoh "a
Winthrop. jr, Mrs. Charles HoWlaiu
Russeu. Mrs. Arthur Iselin, Miss Mabel
| Cboate. Miss Mary Fuller Hayes, Mrs
| Archibald Alexander, Miss Elizabeth Mar
brrv Mrs. Thomas Hastings and MISS
Florence NJ. Rhett.
An investor has purchased the SIN SUI!
Chateau d'Armes elevator apartment mouse
ON washington Heights. II was sold by
tho friedman & Feinberg Construction
! Comnanv. the builders. Ii occupies
| Mot O0X1lSX Irregular az INC
! corner of Fort Washington avenue ana
ts1st street. and was completed last DC
| toher The house contains thirty-nNe
rooms 10 floor. accommodating, seven
families on each floor, and is now fuliy
occupled The buyer is Joseph StrenK'
The house is valued at 100000.
! charles Kuntze has sold for the Hensoi-
Powell Realty Company the three story
two-family brick house at No. 1211 Vyse
avenue, OH a lot 1S.9x1OO feet, 10 d.
Henry Wollner, for occupancy. The mouse
was held at $4,000.
David Chenken has resold for Abraham
< Jackson the six story tenement mouse
No 345 East 10th street, on plot 5I.6X
toO11 feet. between First and Second
avenues. The property was sold at auc-
ton last week for $4,000.
.Iohn Cook & Co. have sold No. 1906
lI.von avenue, two-family dwelling
house on lot 25x1OO feet, for the estate
Of Marcus Nathan to an investor.
The Georgia Pine Turpentine Company
is the BUYER OF No. 156 to 162 Perry
street. reported sold by the Duross Com
many in, this column yesterday. This COM
many owns the intervening parcels at
Nos. 1853 and 100. and now controls a
frontage of so feet The Improvement
Of the combined site is contemplated.