Evening star., 1921-04-30
HOMES SOLD TOTAL
100000 IN VALUE
List Embraces Many Invest
ments Above $12,OO0-One
$4,000 Sale.

| Residence sales totaling more than
100000 are announced by Mckeever
G. GoSs. The list of transa ctions fol-
low:
One of the new row Of eight-r"om
and bath brick homes 1879 Taylor
street northwest just completed by
Thomas A. Jameson, was sold for
the builder to Sergt. Charles II. Hunter,
L. S NJ. c.. for 1.05O.
4 new detached house Of hollow
tile and stucco construction at 26o6
36th place northwest. Ma Ssachusetts
Avenue Heights. was sold to Frank
Kerr. The house was recently COM
pleted by Col. Hanson B. Black.
L. S A.
Margaret +. Harty bought from J.
L. Schaler. premises at seas i street
Georgetown. This is SiN-room and
bath house of brick construction.
The eight-room and bath bungalow
at 391i .Icn.f.r street. one of thee
recently completed by John NJ. liend-
erson, was sold to Mrs. Mathildc Nc
Cabe. '.his 5 a modern properly. hay
ing stone open fireplace, breakfast
porch ana large lot The consdcra .
iion was $i2.S0A.
DIR. +. \. Merritt sold TO James *.
Cnaconas for S15.n1o. the corner house
at 510i 1Jth street. This is ten
room and bath house. having open
tirepIac,s. huilt-in bookcases. hot
,
Cha ronaS LuuSht the property for Il
home.
One of the group of detached brick
homes built by Winfield Preston, 1906
Georgia avenue. WAS sold to Georg"
e. Mason for S12S5O. The home has
six rooms and bath. brick open fire
place and built-in sleeping porch
Another of the Preston bungalows
has been sold to Fran J. Frea for
s12.S5O.
George D. Halsey purchased from
Maj. George r. Allen premises at 1919
Livingston street. detached home of
hollow tile, having eight rooms, bath,
large sleeping porch and all improve
ments. Mr.. Halsey plans to occupy the
premises.
The English basement house at 1s43
kalorama road, Washington Heights,
was sold for Maud Fellheimer to Ro-
berta l.. Minor for a consideration of
$4,000
Mrs. Flora May Beach bought from
Thomas A. Austin the six-room and
bath brick home at 1927 Meridian street
Columbia Heights. The house is nearly
new and a feature of its construction is
l built-in garage. The consideration
was 900. Mrs. Beach will occupy
The house.
The row of new houses recently COM
pleted by c. H. Small in Allen place. ad-
jacent to Rock Creek Park. has been
sold out. The buyers not previously re
ported are Mary Lee Biondi. POPS Allen
place, for $4,000: Commander Bruce G.
Leighton. U. S. N, 202s Allen place, for
sl3.5o0: Mrs. Mariela T. Hanford, 2o@2
Allen place, for S1350o: Commander
Bruce G. Leighton. L. S. ~, 2o@i
Allen place, for sl3,5oO; NJ. J. Murphy,
2O36 Allen place. for S13,500. All of the
new owners are occupying the premises.
The three-story brick home at 1860
Columbia road northwest was sold for
Louisa A. Hulst to J. W. Childress for
approximately $l2,5O0. The house COM
prises nine rooms and bath. and is sit
uated on deep lot extending back to
an alley.
The large colonial home at 25 Grafton
street. Chevy Chase, Md. was sold for
the Ridgeway estate to DIR. f. A. Mer-
rtt for approximately $4,000. The
house is arranged on the center hall
plan and comprises ten rooms and two
baths. After limited alterations and
some landscape gardening, Dr. Merritt
will make his home there.
The house at 917 7th street northeast
was sold for Mrs Roberta NJ. Mumford
to Dominica and Grace Martorelli. who
are making their home there. The con-
sderation was $3.50.