Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-25
SIXTEEN HOUSES
CHANGE OWNERS
Real Estate Transfers In.
cIude Several Dwellings
Bringing $4,000 Each.

Sixteen dwellings were reported
sold this week through the office of
Gardiner & Dent. Inc. The aggre-
: gate total of sales ran into six fig
ures. Among the transactions were
the following:
Sale of 3415 Quebec street to Mrs
Edith r. Wilson was made for Boss
& Phelps, builders and owners. 1t is
one of a row of new houses recently
constructed. 1t contains two stories,
with eight rooms. two baths and mod
ern conveniences. The consideration
was S12,750. The purchaser will oc-
| cupy it.
The house at s14 Buchanan street
was sold to f. II. Wine for Winfield
| Preston. builder. the consideration
being S11,S50. 1t is one of a row of
new houses recently built by MIR.
| Preston. containing eight rooms, two
baths. garage and other conveniences.
1t was purchased as a home.
No. SOC North Carolina avenue
southeast was sold to Mrs. Rosa Law
renee. 1t is "a two-story. eight-room
brick building. The purchase price
/ was $4,000. 1t was sold for Mrs.
Mary ]. Byrd.
No. 1915 Rhode Island avenue
northeast was sold for Mrs. Grace +.
/ Davis and Robert +. Davis to Henry
/ NJ. Lewis. 1t is two-story, semi
| bungalow, containing SIX rooms ana
bath. The consideration was $500.
House Sells for SI:.5OO.
! Number 1888 Garfield street was
| sold for r. Fl. and Helen \. Creel to
! a. c. Mellichampe. who will occupy ii.
1t is a two-story brick house. con-
| tanning ten rooms, two baths and
modern improvements. The considera-
! ton was S12,5O0
! Mrs. Annie NJ. McConchie has pur-
| chased premises $50 Columbia road. a
two-story dwelling of brick. 1t was
sold for Mrs. Anna B. Abbot at a
| consideration of $4,000.
| L. w. Junta sold premises 124S II
street northeast, the consideration be-
| ing $500. The purchaser. Mrs, Z. V.
Holmes. will hold it as an investment
| Mrs. Maude A Faunce, purchased
1924 29th street. 1t is a two-story
brick house, containing eight rooms
| and bath, with modern conveniences.
The purchase price is represented as
being $500.
Mrs S. Levin disposed of premises
2402 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
| through the same firm. 1t is described
as a three-story brick building. con-
| tanning ten rooms and bath. 1t was
purchased at a consideration of $500
by Mrs. S. E. Cunningham, who will
occupy it.
Miss Rachel c. Levy was the pur-
chaser of premises 1851 Shepherd
street, the consideration being Sill 900.
1t is a modern two-story brick resi-
dence, containing eight rooms and two
| baths, with other conveniences. 1t was
| sold for. J. M. and Martha Erunett.
| No. 72A 5th street northeast was
sold for Margaret Lanahan and Ruth
NJ. Kennedy, the consideration being
$500. 1t was purchased by E. w.
Junta, who will occupy it.
! Another Home Brings $4,000.
! No. 500 18th street northeast, a two
family apartment, containing five
rooms and bath on one floor and six
rooms and bath on another, was sold
for George e. Lee as an investment.
The purchase prize was $4,000,
No. 1850 Parkwood place was sold
Through the same real estate firm.
the purchaser being Col. Berkeley
Enochs. The consideration was rep
resented as being $500 1t is mod
ern two-story and basement brick
dwelling and will be occupied by the
new owner.
| Premises 1926 Corcoran street north
The consideration was $4,000. This
| ing, containing about twelve rooms
! and two baths. The purchaser will
occupy it.
| Another sale reported is that OF 1886
Garfield street Tor Margaret r. Marsh
/ to w. L. Mellichampe. 1t contains
ten rooms, three baths and all mod
ern conveniences- The consideration
was about $4,000.