Evening star., 1922-06-17
FIRM IS BUILDING
SIXTEEN DWELLINGS
Homes Nearing Completion
in Massachusetts Avenue
Heights.

Construction of sixteen dwellings
in Massachusetts, Avenue Heights by
Hedges & Middleton is under way. 1t
was stated today. Some Of the houses
are nearing completion.
This operation. under the superv1s-
ion of Charles H. Taylor, is on Gar
field street, overlooking the grounds
of the Protestant Episcopal Cath
edral. Detached homes varying In
types of architecture and construc-
ton. most of the houses having
complement of ten rooms ana three
ment and various Individual features,
will compose the enterprise
Sales of Property.
Sales aggregating in value $175,000
are reported by this firm, as follows:
Mrs. Mary +. G. Owen purchased
from Benjamin F. Adams the de-
tached brick dwelling at 3411 Wood
ley road northwest, facing the
grounds of Beauvoir,. formerly the
home Of Senator Brady. This home
contains ten rooms and three baths,
with modern improvements, large
porches and a built-in garage.
A detached dwelling at 1929 saith
| Tor Frank N. Grigg to Miss Alice E:
Johnson. This is one of a group OF
homes built several years ago by
Charles IL. Taylor. 1t will be occu-
pied by the purchaser as her home.
This sale was made in connection
with the office of Boss & Phelps.
For the Arlington Realty Company
! the semi bungalow at 1914 3oth
street northwest was sold to Wallace
! d. Marvel. This property contains
eight rooms and bath, with bullt-ln
| Miss Temnle Perry purchased from
| Mrs. Dorothy Garner the semi-de-
| tached house at 2402 Goth street
northwest. containing ten rooms and
| three baths, with built-in garage for
| two cars, and other modern improve
! ments.
! house just completed, at 1461
Spring place northwest, was sold for
WiinteH Preston to Frank E. john
son. Another house. 1445 Spring place,
was purchased by Mrs. Josephine NJ.
| Bourke.
Two-FamiIy Apartments.
| The twofamily apartment house at
| 174l North Capitol street was purchased
by Mrs. Lillian e. Costenbader and Mrs.
! Lillian Bu,e from Gustav II. Dahlke
! This apartment contains five rooms
! and bath on first floor and six rooms
and bath on the second and will be
held by the purchasers for investment
purposes.
| 4 two-family apartment house at
j19l9 35th street northwest was pur-
chased by David r. Riordan from
| Miss Louise D. Cole.
A local investor purchased from an
! out-of-town owner the two-story
| apartment at 1445 r street northwest,
! this property having a garage on the
rear sufficient to accommodate a large
! number of automobiles.
| One of row of houses completed
several years ago on Kenyon street.
| No. 1873, was sold for Harry A. Kite
to Frederick E. Stepp.
Anthony Hutchison, jr., purchased
from Mrs. Josephine NJ. Bourke the
| bungalow at IL Ethan Allen place.
; Takoma Park, Md. This property is
| situated on a large corner lot. The
new owner will occupy it as his
F., home.
! The two-story brick home at 81 Q
| street northeast was sold for an out
! of-town owner to Miss Louise u.
! Cole, who will soon occupy it as her
! home This sale was negotiated in
| connection with the Office of DAVIS
! & Steele.
! Other transactions Reported.
/ Premises 341 18th street southeast.
! a semi detached. two-family apart
ment was purchased from an out-of-
, town owner for a local investor.
, A detached dwelling at 3l7 Oak
| avenue, Lyon Park. Va. was sold FOR