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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-09
Confederate Veterans
Attend U.D.C. Reception

An unusually large number of Con-
federate veterans and members of
their families attended the annual
honor by the District of Columbia
Division. United Daughters of the
Confederacy. The veterans. members
of Camp III. attended almost in a
body. and were dressed in their uni
forms of gray and gold lace, which
lent historic interest and brilliancy to
the occasion.
Mrs. Lee Benoist. president of the
District of Columbia Division. United
Daughters of the Confederacy, acted
- Wstess. and was assisted by Mrs.
Cornelia Branch Stone. one of the or
ganizers and first president general of
the organizations; Mrs. Cordelia Powell
of the L. d. c.; Mrs. Rose Mulcare.
Mrs. Maude Howell Smith and Mrs.
Hickey. past presidents of the Dis
trict Of Columbia Division; the presi
dents of the various chapters and the
Confederate veterans. Capt. Hickey
making the presentations. A Virginia
reel. feature of the occasion enjoyed
by the veterans, was led by Mrs. Lee
Benoist just as the receiving line
broke up. each lady in it dancing with
q Confederate veteran as her partner.
Red and white carnations and Con-
federate flags were used in the deco
rations. Mrs. Bates Warren presided
at the coffee urn, which. together
with rare old silver service and can
dlesticks. was loaned for the recep-
lions: Miss Caroline Lamar served at
the punch table and Miss Fanny
Weeks, Mrs. George Willis and Miss
Ella v. Evans, salad.
Many members of Congress from the
southern states, with their wives, took
advantage Of this opportunity to greet
the old veterans of the gray, and
many youthful debutantes with their
beaux. veterans of the khaki and blue,
were there to make the occasion one
OF merriment for the old Confeds.
Mrs. Jesse Lee Webb. as chairman Of
entertainment for the division, had
assisting her Mrs. Benjamin Soule
Gantz. who had arranged a program
Of music and Rotations throughout
the afternoon. The program included
the following: Mrs. c. Viola Fellows,
Mr.. Max Kahn. Mrs. David Kincheloe,
Miss Challoner. Miss Margaret Mans
helds Miss Alta LeGear Miss Lillian
Chenowith. Mrs. Frank Morrison and
Mrs. Bert Trenis.s ?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-09

lantic City, are at the Arlington Hotel
for several months.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Kirschbaum OF In
diana were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Lyon last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Strasburger
and Mrs. I. Solomon Of Norfolk. Va.
were guests of relatives for week.
The Friday Afternoon Bridge CLUB
was entertained at luncheon and
bridge the past week by Mrs. Simon
Kann at her home. 1929 Connecticut
avenue.
Miss Clarice Waterman has return
ed south after q visit with Miss Ba-
bette Heppenmaier of Wyoming ave-
The Council of Jewish Women will
celebrate their twenty-f1fth anni-
versary Tuesday. February :, at
luncheon at the Hadleigh.
Mrs. Stanley Lansburgh spent the
holidays in Richmond. Va, the guest
of her father, Mr.. Phil May.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-09
Americanization Ball
Will Be Society Event

The Americanization ball to be
given at the Hadleigh on January
II, by the District of Columbia
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton. promises to be one of the lead
ing society events of the season. In
the receiving line will be Mrs. Colby,
Lady Geddes, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Calder,
Mrs. Mondell. Mrs. George Maynard
Minor. president-general Of the D. A.
r.: Mrs. Francis st. Clair, state re-
gent for the District; Mrs George w.
White and Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins
Brig. Gen. William D. Corners, U. S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-09

Marie MCGUIRE, Miss Anna Grove. Miss
winifred Do Voc and Miss Marie
Ridgely.
The floor committee includes Maj.
B. 0. Lewis. U. S. A; Lieut.. Comman-
C. E. Bridges, d. s. o. NJ c.. assist
ant military attache at the British
embassy; DR.. Benjamin F. Weems.
Mr.. NJ. NJ: Mahoney, Military B.
Gauss and Lieut.. Jean Lebat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-09
Plan Juvenile Program
washington's smart set is plannin

WaShington'S smart set IS planning
to give the future bellies and beaux
of the capital the surprise OF their
young lives when an elaborate juve-
nile program of movies is to be pre-
scented at the Belasco next Saturday
morning. Invitations have been sent
to Mrs Wilson, wife of the President
Mrs. Marshall, wife of the Vice Presi-
dent; Mrs Thomas F. Walsh. Mrs. Ed
ward Mclean and other leaders of
society. who have taken sincere in
terest in the presentation OF the little
movie program Lady Geddes. wife of
TIE British ambassador, who is one
of the most enthusiastic champions Of
everything pertaining to the enter
tainment of children, is deeply in
terested in the plans and it is assured
that all the children of the diplomatic
corps. social and official Washington.
will be on hand to see the delightful
little legends and patriotic child films
presented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-09

$1,000 Lace Curtains, now $3.50 pair.
$4,000 Lace Curtains, now $500 pair.
s4.75 50-in. Velvet, now, 1857 yard.
(This item was formerly $500 yard)
$500 Couch Covers, now, $6.75.
$500 Couch Covers, now, SLIPS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-09
Drapery Department
A fe.D examples of 1870 reductions

$1.35 Florentine Silk, now, $1.02 yard.
$1.0O Cretonne, now, 75c yard.
$10O Poplin, 75c yard.
(rhis item was $1.25 yard at the high priee)
$1,000 Tapestry, now, $3.50 yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-09
The Linen Shop
What 25% Reduction Means in Savings to You

$5.25 Ripplette Dimity Bed Sets Spread and
Sham-scalloped. 1894 set
$6.25 White Blankets colored borders; 64x76
inches. $4.69 pair.
$500 Coaored Stenciled Pure Linen Table Covers,
81 inches. $6.75 each.
$3.50 Turkish Bath Rugs; blue and white tile
effect. $1.1S each.
75c Women's Hemstitched Pure Linen initiated
Handkerchiefs. SEC each.
SOC Mems Hemstitched Imported initiated Hand
kerchiefs. 38c each
$1,000 Madeira Hand scaIlopped Edge Pure
Linen Napkins. $500 dozen.
$1,000 Madeira Hand-scalloped and Embroidered
Tea Sets. 1918 set.
Csc Good Shepherd Scotch Knitting Yarn;
81-100 or. balls. 49c ball.
Coo Good Shepherd Shetland Yarn; 11k-oz
ball. 45c ball.
75c Good Shepherd Cygnet Yarn; ~ o. balls
SEC ball.
15c Royal Society Cordichet Cottons HE
ball
15c Royal Society 6-pay Cottons. 11Nc ball.
DC Royal Society India or Rope Cottons Sc skein,
&c Royal Society Ceesta Cottons. 4hc skein.
$1.00 Stamped Articles; varied assortments
75c each.
$14 Fancy Hand Painted Desk Sets. $1,000 set
$3.50 Plain Coored Leather Phone Indexes
S2.63 each.
SOC Madeira Embroidered Oval Tray Covers;
6x12 inches. 44c each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-09

Mrs. Helen Mason has completed
fifteen years of continuous service as
police matron of Wichita, Kan.
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s5c Hemstitched Pure Linen Figured Huck
Towels; 18x34 inches. Each 63c.
S125 Hemstitched Pure Linen Figured Damask
Tray Clothes; 16x25 inches. 94e each
$500 Bleached Pure Linen Figured Damask
Napkins; % inch. $500 dozen.
$500 Bleached Pure Linen Figured Damask;
10 inches wide. $225 yard.
S1275 Bleached Pure Linen Hernstitched Table
Cloths; 66x66 inches 1886 each.
$3.50 Bleached Pure Linen Hemstitched Table
Cloths; 66x84 inches. $11.63 each.
s11o0 Bleached Pure Linen Hemstitched Nap
kins; 1915 inches $8.25 dozen.
$500 Bleached Pure Linen Damask Table
Cloths; 2x2 yards $500 each.
S125 a. s. Pure Linen Hnck Towels. 94c each.
$500 White English Wolfe; 80 inches. $1.5o
yard.
75c Martex Turkish Bath Towels; colored Dor
ders. SEC each
$3.50 Martex Turkish Bath Towels; colored
borders. SLIP each.
DOC Hemmed Cotton Pi1lowcases; 1896 inches.
Soc each.
s1.ss Hemmed Pequot Sheets; $3.50 inches.
$1-A2 each.
$3.50 Henmed Mohawk Sheets; sfxe0 inches.
! $135 each.
$3.50 Hemstitched Elite Sheets; eox1os inches.
$2s5 each.
S1oo Hemned Glass Towels; cclored borders
75c EACH
1925 Rpplette Dimity Bed Spreads; 72xeo
inches. $2.44 each.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
"a Vcsey street.)
No Inuaph ~ nav

Mott st 22s. 5, 2O1 Il Of Prince St.,
&c 6.3x93x26 .3xe31. story tenement and
stores and story rear tenement; Metro
politaa Savings Bank agt Sam Sobei ct al :.
S & w Hutchins, attys; Joseph a. Boo
cia ref: due, 23.1it.t4 taxes. &C..
So, ,5Gi So to tho plaintiff for. .. .s2t, 600
The New York herald., 1921-08-31

PHILADELPHIA. Pa Aug so-Arr:yed.
strs BrynhiId DAM Guantanamo: Holmia
tsw). Manzanillo; Eelbecs, Tunis; Chester
Cleared 3oth, strs Beiita (Nor). Port An
tonic; Glenlyon tBr), Buenos Aires, &c;
samland tBelg), Hamburg, &c. via New New
Preston; Willpolo. Los Angeles; schr Wa
wenock, Halifax via Biddeford.
Sailed 29th; IN. tug swatara. towing
Bar Harbor. and TulpehoclSen. for scituate
sailed 3oth, str Levisa. Preston, Cuba. .
Arrived at Delaware Breakwater soth, ] ;3t
AN, str Cerro Ebano, Philadelphia toi
JacksoH.iiie Ito adjust compass. and pro-
ceeded .: 80 AND.
Passed out nth 10 PM str Gulfstream cam
Philadelphia for Port Arthur.--Wind 30tn
SW, miles: partly cloudy: smooth sea.
PAEKERs FLATS. Me- Aug 90 80 AM
In port, tug Germantown. Philadelphia, tow
ing barses - tfor Augusta) and PhoeniS
(and left on return, calling at Portland for
barge Richardson, at Portsmouth for barges
Pickering and Giendower. from Newburyport
and At Salem for barge Glcnsdel.
PORTLAND. Me, Aug 3o-Arrved, schr
Durham Wheeler. Norfolk.
Sailed 30th str Norfolk. Norfolk.
PRovIppNcE, RI, Aug So-Arrived. ST.
RICHMOND. va, Aug 29--Arrived. str Lake
Stirring, New York
SAN FRANCISCO. cal. Aug 29-Arriyod
~str Point Adams. Baltimore, Savannah. &c.
Arrived 2sth, str Lurllne, Honolulu.
Arrived 30th, strs Matscnia. Honolulu;
Shinbu Marn tJapl, htfalSu
Sailed 30th. str Eastern Merchant Liver
pool.
SEATTLE. Wash. Aug 3o--Arrived. strs
Stockton. San Pedro: West Himrod, San
Francisco.
san JuAN. Aug 2s-sailee str cornella
New York.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Aug 30--Arrived. strs
Merrimack, Jacksonville for Philadelphia
Italia (Sw). cabanas; tug w keene, tow.
ing barge Satilla.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
Naval Orders
specfar Despatch 70 TIE new YonK HERALD,
New York Herald Bureau.
WA agbip~tort ID q Arg IN

These naval orders have been made public:
Lieut. s. A. Farrell. 10 treatment, Naval
Hospital. New York Lieutenant Commander
T. G.. Foster, 10 receiving barracks, Hampton
Roads Lieutenant Commander a. T.. Hass
reRigned: Lieut.. H. .. Knowles, 70 u. s. $.
S-3: Lieut.. X. McCiinnis. 10 air force, Attain
tic fleet: Lieut.. w. II. Murdy to U. s. S.
Arkansas. Lieut.. II. A. Nevlns, 20 naval tor
pcdo station. Keyport, Wash: Lieut. r. Il.
Sweeney. TO receiving ship. New York.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE,


NEWPORT NEWS, Va. Aug 29--sailed.
str Tricolor (Nor). Bahia. &c.
Sailed 30th, strs Speaker lBr), Liverpool; (;
Viking Dan), Copenhagen.
Arrived goth, str Remuera (Br), London
for New Zealand.
NORFOLK, Va. Aug 2o-Arrived, strs Mel
rose. Boston: Laconia GtaD. Palermo;
Amassia fGer). New Orleans for Hamburg;
Mandy Grange (Br). Boston; Triumph.
Genoa.
Arrived 30th. strs Thames Maru (Jnp>
Marseiles. Takufuku Maru Dap), San Fran
ton; Western (Br). Alexandria.
Arrived 30th, stra Fred w Weller, Calves
ton for New York: Pioner fBclg). do for
Rotterdam. Allagaush, Dover; Nils (Nor)
Tampico.
sailed 2sth. schr Nettie G cBr). LIvis-
tonia
Sailed Goth. strs Atlantic Coast. Boston: !:
Juniata. do; Skipton Castle (Br). Client !:
Wearbridge CBrl. Liverpool; Burgonder
CBelg). Antwerp; S0th. Meteor, Boston /;
Speaker ss6rl, London; clydemeds tBr,, -.
England; Amassia Ger Hamburg.
NEW LONDON, CT, Aug 29-Arrived ST.
Clemence c Morse. New York.
ORANGE. Tex. aug 29-Sailed. str Lake
Falama, Beaumont and Galveston.
PORT ARTHUR, Tex, Aug 29--Arrived. strs
Ensley City, New York; West Harshaw,
Arrived Goth. schr copporfieId. Mobile.
Sailed 2oth strs Cheyenne lBr), Be row !;
Astral; Bostca; Seminole (Br). London;
Rochester. Philadelphia.
Sailed Goth, strs w ~ Tiiford. Charleston:
Norfolk TrInidadian, Port Tampa.
PENSACOLA, Fla, Aug 29-Arrived, sU
Ncsco, Charleston.
Sailed goth. schr Maplefield (Br). Havana.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
PROPRIETOR OF DANCE
CLUB LEASES BUILDING
Buys Use of ScUenth Avenue
Corner-Other Rentals.

Jack Lenigan. proprietor of the Club
Maurice. 209 West Fifty-frst street, has
leased that building, known as the
Cunningham property. at the northwest
corner Of Seventh avenue and Fifty-frs,
street for three years. The first floor
will be an automobile salesroom and the
second and third floors will be re-
modelled into a ballroom and restau-
rant The lessee announces that the
third floor ballroom and restaurant will
be In charge OF Miss Grace Field who
will establish the Grace Field Club there
for ballroom dancing. NJ NJ Hayward
& Co. were the brokers in the lease.
Albert B. Ashforth. Inc. leased space
in the Liggett Building. northeast corr
ner Of Madison avenue and Forty-second
street TO Dr. William #. Casper
Malcolm Z. Smith, Inc. leased the
five story dwelling. 2ox10o. at the
northeast corner Of Madison avenue ana
Thirty eighth street for the Wallace
estate to B. II. Wander.
He'll & Stern leased in 400-416 West
Twenty-seventh street corner Ninth
avenue, 10000 square feet of space to
Jacob and Josef Kohn at a total rental
Of 100000.
Tankoos, Smith & Co. leased the store
In 1870 Nassau street for a mems haber-
dashery establishment.
Harris, Vought & Co. rented Offices
In 1882 Broadway to Currie Bros. Co.
Crippcn & Reid. Inc. and Thos.
J. Fetzer; also apartments in 20 East
Eighty-third street to Elizabeth w.
Stevens and Marie J. Adams.
Cross g. Brown Company leased offices
in East Forty-first street TO Miner.
Zinken & Chait. general appraisers; also
space in IS West, Forty-fifth street to
Holmac, Inc.
M. a. L. Hess. Inc. leased the seventh
floor In 16 East Eighteenth street to
Keppelman g. Kristal; also leased space
on the tenth floor of 329 East Twenty
ninth street to Einson Lithograph Com
pany and space in 1871 East Twenty
second street to the Goddess Undergar-
nnent Company. Feinberg & Feinnerg and
l. warschauer 4 Co.
white-Gcodman leased the store IN 15o
Madison avenue to Herman Cohen also
the third loft In 7f-73 West Broadway
to Hamilton Display Company also Of
flee in 10 Fifth avenue to Bloom, Ber-
man & Becker; an office in 3s-4O West
Thirty-second street to Interstate Dress
Company. and the store in 1913 Wooster
street to Greyhound Transportation
Company.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
westchester.
BYRAM LAKE HEALTH FARM
MT. kIsC0. NEW YORK.

Open All Year. Mt. Kisco 13s-J.
Only one hour from New York. atop the
Manchester Hills. Delightful country club
atmosphere with farm advantages. Farm
gardens. All indoor and outdoor sports. in
,luding boating and fishing. Special Fall and
Winter rates. New York office, 131 East
18th St. Plaza 4eT3. Successful week ends
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
VIII Build Macy & Co. Warehouse.
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

J. Laccv sold for Tessie Stern to E.
NJ. Miller a two story house, 30xl25. at
964 East Seventh street
Bulkiey & Horton Company sold 169
Hancock street. three story dwelling,
20x100. for Maud Her.
r. +. Knowles Company sold 103
Macon street. three story dwelling.
for a DR.. r. II. Reese, to a DR.. William
y. Bush.
A. Mishllin sold for the Sparago Con-
struction Company to Mr.. Gershau a
dwelling on 1475 East Thirteenth street.
J. Lacov sold for Jeanette Laubheim
to II. A. Tomashoff two story and
attic one family house and garage, BOX
125. at 96S East Seventh street.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
Tour New England This Fall

Motor over perfect roads; breathe tonic
air: enjoy magnificent scenery of New
England at it's best. After the days run
find every convenience at quaint waysids
nnS modern city hotels or famous resorts.
For road map address VIM. VI. kIsIBAII.,
secy. n. Il. Hotel Assn. Draper Hotel.
Northampton, Mass.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy MALL

HONOLULU, Aug 2+-Arrived. strs Mont
gomerY City. Kobe; 25th. Persia Maru dap
Hong Kong, &c, for San Francisco.
ROCKLAND, Me, Aug 23-Arryed, schr
Cumberland Queen (BrD, Port Hawkesbury.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Aug 24-Arrived
str Canadian Observer (Br), San Pedro (and
sailed 25th for Vancouver).
Sailed 18th. strs Willsolo. Portland, o;
Montebelo. Port San Luis; Georgina Rolph
Portland, O.
SAN PEDRO. Cal. Aug 25-Arrivcd strs
Lansing, Port Aliel; Santa Alicia, Astoria
Sailed Gath, strs Los Angeles. Port Lobos
Cricket. Grsys Harbor: Henry Grove. New
York; Sagadahoc, Shanghai.
SAN JUAN. PR, Aug iS-Arrived, strs
Lake Tippah, Baltimore; 2ist. Cadiz (Spl
Barcelona (and sailed I'D for Santlago)
schr Eugenia owen Mackay (Brl, Halifax
22d. str Montevidco (sp), Laguayra (and
sailed for Barcelona.
ST THOMAS. VI, Aug 1s-Arryed. schr
Virginia Pendleton. Norfolk
TACOMA, Wash. Aug 2f-Sailed, str Santa
Rita, San Pedro.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31

BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

John +. McArce & co sold for r.. c.
Brown 2s37 Andrews avenue. flvc
story apartment house. held at $4,000 :
303s Bainbridge avenue. a three family
dwelling, for NJ. Hoyn; 3344 Decatur
avenue. three family dwelling for M.
Hoyne: 632 Morris Park avenue, a
three family and store. The brokers have
been appointed agents for the prop
critics.
Tiebout Realty Company sold =
William weinraub the property. s1x10o.
at the northwest corner Of Webster
avenue 5nu lS1st street.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
aUEENs-nIcHMoND DEALS.

Cornelius g. Kolff sold to Harry Nit
tIcman a plot 5Ox135 on Elm street.
West New Brighton. for Walter II. Crit
tenden; also for the same seller lot
5Ox100 on Bement avenue, near Rich
rnond. Terrace. West New Brighton. to
Katherine Burke. who has acquired the
property to protect her home. which ad-
joins 1t.
John Mcdonald. formerly a resident OF
Philadelphia. now associated with the
William p. Mcdonald Construction Com
pany, purchased an apartment in Jack
son Heights.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31

Sailed 30th, strs Chas II Cramp, Seattle;
City of ST Louis. New York.
SANDWICH. Mass. Aug 29--Arrived, tug w
III Yerlses. Jr. Boston. towing barge Mex Pet
No %, for Fall River.
TACOMA. Wash. Aug 30-Seiled. str X L
Iuckenbach, Portland.
TAMPA Fla, Aug 20-Sailed, str Lewis X
Thurow, Baltimore
Sailed 3oth. str Truxilo. New Orleans
schr Ruth A Wells. Havana.
Arrived goth. str Farnworth (Br), Amster-
dam: schr Island Home (Br), Georgetown.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, Aug 30--Ar-
rived, tugs Perth Amboy, towing barges To2
and T06. for Boston. and 705 for Portland
Paoli. towing barges. supposed New York
for Boston.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
Bronx Transfers.

David Greenspsn sold to the Jennings
Construction Company CBarnct and
Mark r. Schapiro, Edward b. Kane and
Charles Arnstcin) the vacant plot
45xioo. az the northwest corner Of
Bryant avenuc and Jennings street.
Joseph Bissinger sold 70 August san
TIM ESQ linton avenue. three story
dwelling. 24.txf25.
William Schreiber sold 20 Louis Mayer
the property 125.5xTi.5x irregular. on
the north side of Burnside avenue, 21S.7
feet west of Rycr avenue.
John c. Heintz sold to the Dobb Cor
poration l2T{-t276 washinaton avenue
two two story dwellings,, 5ox105.3x ir-
regular
Florence Gerard sold 10 Alfonso
Fortisno s5e East ls7th street, q two
story dwelling 1e,sx1o0.
Harry Glass sold 10 Benjamin Druck-
man 1881 Simpson street, FIVE story
apartment. s76x1oo.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
9 STORY FLAT FOR
COMEDY CLUB SITE
Fine Apartment on East 5lst
st. to Be Built From Plans
by Dom Barber.

It was reported yesterday that a
syndicate headed by Blaine Ewing is
the buyer of the Anna teur Comedy
Club property at 122 and ia East
Fifty-first street. adjoining the rear Of
ST Bartholomew Church and that the
buyers are planning TO improve the
site with Ave story apartment house
from plans by Dom Barber the archi-
toct The architecture will be in har-
mony with the design OF ST. Bartholo-
s,lew'S. The Amateur Comedy Club
bought the property in May, 1920, with
the intention of building theatre and
clubhouse on the sitc The sellers We're
Mrs. Anna III. Draiiliard and Mrs.
Harriet II. Smith. Later the 4. G. c.
Realty Company, a holding organization,
was formed TO take over the property
and plans We're filed for an eleven story
non-housekeeping apartment to appeal
to bachelor tenants. The recent sale
reported few days ago was negotiated
by Ewing. Bacon s. Henry, brokers.
Radium Institute In Drive House.
Wood. Doison Company, through its
representative Charles j. Quinl2n, sold
for Mrs Alice c. Holden of Ridgeheld
Conn, to the Radium Research Corpor-
alton 1928 Riverside Drive. adjoining the
corner of 105th street, five story
American basement dwelling on lot
3s.5x100, held at $125,00o. The house
Is of fireproof construction and contains
an electric elevator 1t was built to
order by Edwin B. Holden for his own
occupancy twenty-one years ago and
has been occupied by the family ever
since.
The Radium Research Corporation
controls the Radium Institute. now at
205 Wesct Seventieth street, which Is to
be transferred to the Riverside Drive
house. The officers of the institute are
DR.. G. Everett Field DR.. Charles F.
Duryea. DR.. Robert p. Wadhams and
DR.. Ralph L. Macfarland. Thomas A.
MCGUIRE was the associate broker in
the deal
Old East Side Hotel Leased.
A twelve-year lease calling for an
annual rental of more than $4,000 has
been taken by the newly organized
Rosewin Realty Company A. d. Wolpin,
president, of Volk's Hotel, an East Side
landmark, at the southwest corner or
Third avenue and Forty-second street.
The leasing company. in which NJ.
Gershwin and b.. Rosenthal are also
interested, plans to alter the grade floor
by Installing a cafeteria and two stores.
It will also operate the cafeteria, which
is to be known as the Rosewin. The
present building on the site is three
stories in height and fronts so feet on
the avenue and 100 feet on the street.
r. Nathan. attorney. represented the
lessees in the transaction.
". vivadou Buys Waterfront Place
v. vivadou has purchased ten acres
OF waterfront property at Centreport
Harbor. l.. l., through Warren Murdock
and Ward Ward, brokers. The prop
erty includes new house and garage
and was held at $125,0O0.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
OPERATOR RESELLS
AVON APARTMENTS
Samuel Brener Finds Buyer for
House at Madison Avenue
and 10th Street.

Samuel Brener has resold the Avon, a
the southwest corner OF Madison avenue
and 11sth street. in which is housed the
Public Bank of New York. The prop
erty. held at s250.OOO. has been pur-
chased by a client OF Samuel Krule-
witch. The structure stands on a plot
60x100 and returns and annual rental Of
approximately $4,000 Goldsmith S:
Rosenthal. attorneys. represented Mr..
Brene: and David Robson acted for the
purchaser. Mr.. Brener bought the prop
erty last April from the Halsco Realty
Company.
Plans Filed for DycISman Flat.
Plans have been filed with the Build
ing Department for a six story apart
ment house with stores at the north
west corner CT Broadway and Isham
street one block north of 207th street
by the Broadway-Isham Building
Corporation. composed of II. e. Cham
poll, #. Morrell and II. Kinglestein.
which recently bought the property from
the Amerigus Realty Corporation. The
designs were prepared by George f. Pei
ham. who estimates the cost at $3.50. 600.
The site fronts 116 feet on Broadway
and .73 feet on Isham street. but the
proposed structure is TO be 81 feet deep.
The plot adioins 1sham Park and is op-
rosite the Church Of the Good Shepherd.
VIII Build Macy & Go. Wareh . use.
Contract to build the eight story
warehouse for r. II. Macy & Co. al
the northeast corner of Eleventh ave-
nue. and Thirty-fifth street, has been
given TO the Hegeman. Harris Company
of this city. according to Browns Let
tiers. Inc. The building will cover an
area cf 9sx70 feet, and will be built
from plans filed recently by Robert D.
Kohn architect. who estimated the cost
at 100000.
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