Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-20
WEEKSSALES REPORTED
BY BOSS & PHELPS

Fifteen houses, representing a value
of more than 100000. were sold during
the week by the real estate firm OF
Boss & Phelps, Inc. They were:
Walter P. White purchased g. C1eve-
land Park home from Capt. ]. W. Bag
ley, located at 321O Newark street.
This is an individually built. detached.
frame and stucco house. containing ten
rooms and bath. with all modern con-
veniences. The lot is large. with nu-
merous attractive trees.
Premises 1920 Shepherd street north
west. owned by David c. Griffith.
was sold to Mrs. Miriam G. Rowzee.
This is a two-story and attic. six-room
house. having hot-water heat. electric
lights and porches. with a deep lot to
alley. This is one of row of houses
built by Jacob S. Gruver about three
James r. Campbell sold 1913 Hobart
street northwest to Norman Under
wood. This house was built by L. e.
bought by Mr.. Campbell when new. The
house is brick. three stories, containing
nine rooms, two baths. having not
water heat, electric lights and inlaid
floors: also a garage at the rear OF the
The two-story brick house. 81
Bryant street northwest was sold to
Mrs Mary Rogers. The house contains
conveniences. The lot Is about 20 by
i40 to an alley. The sale was made for
J. A Metzger. owner of the property. .
A new Cleveland Park home at
1920 Gath street northwest, was sold to
Lawrence V. Grogan. This house. re-
Gently completed by Boss & Phelps.
Inc, is Of the colonial type. containing
eight rooms on two floors. hot-water
heat. electric lights, living room with
open fireplace. An attractive lot to
allev.
one of the new houses Just completed
by the Thrift Building Company. situ-
ated at 1924 Quincy street. was sold TO
| Francis D. Hardesty, who will occupy
the property as home. This is two
story and attic, six-room. colonial brick
house having two baths on the second
floor, large sleeping porch and all mod
ern conveniences, including living room
with open fireplace.
Harrison weightman purchased a
suburban home on Williams place. at
Drummond. Md, property containing
about a half acre of land and detached.
modern house Property has large gar
den. with fruit and shade trees.
DIR. J. S. Cotton bought Chevy Chase
home at 1927 Morrison street which
| had Just been built by Boss & Phelps.
Inc The house is of the colonial type.
having two stories and attic, with four
bedrooms and two baths on the second
| floor. Special features of this property
| are the living room with open fireplace.
sleeping porch.
Premises 4o14 18th street northwest
was sold for the Warner estate through
| the Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany, trustees, to Miriam NJ. Dahm. This
| is a seven-room, colonial brick house,
situated on a lot about 20 by 800.
The new corner house located at 4401
| Iowa avenue, just completed by Charles
w. King, was bought by Mrs Ida NJ.
Gundaker. This Is a six-room house,
with large front porch and rear porches,
heated with hot water and having gas
and electric lights. The property is
further improved with a brick garage
Col Halsey Dunwoody Of the United
States Army purchased 390S Mckinley
street. Chevy Chase. Md, being & new.
colonial type, three-story house, hav-
ing ten rooms and two baths. hot-water
| heat, electric lights and oak floors. This
| sale was made in connection with
Gasch &, Birge.
John A. Massey. jr.. purchased 1874
| Kenyon street northwest, being one of
| the new houses recently completed by
the Thrift Building Company. contain
| ing six rooms. attic and two baths, and
| all up-to-date conveniences.
Arthur e. Barker sold his home To-
! Gated at 3016 18th street northwest to
| John I. Coghill. This is six-room
| house. having hot-water heat and other
| modern conveniences. This is one of a
| block OF houses built about ten years
ago by Harry Wardman.
| Chevy Chase home at 1929 Morrison
| street was sold to Mrs. Lorna R.
| Amusen. This is an attractive new
| property and one Of several recently
| completed on this street, having on the
| first floor reception hall, living room
| with open fireplace. dining room,
| breakfast porch and kitchen: on the
| second floor. four sleeping rooms, two
| baths and sleeping porch
Margaret Tell Gray purchased 1917
| Goth street northwest and will occupy
it as a home. This is a three-story
| bay window residence, having ten
rooms and bath, and heated by fur