The Washington times., 1925-02-07
REALTY
FIRM MAKES
REPORT
Boss & Phelps Announce
Transfer of % City and
Suburban Homes

mand for homes during the past
month is evidenced in the report
iof transfers by Boss & Phelps,
realtors, aggregating 100000. The
demand for new homes predomi-
mates, as indicated in the report
below.
Ashton f.. Embry purchased from
Captain r. e. Bakenhus, United
States Navy, detached residence at
S745 Huntington street. Chevy
Chase, ID. C.. This is a large colo
and is modern throughout.
Jesse Cummings Baylies pur-
| chased Mt. Pleasant home from
Lieutenant Commander Frederick
iG. Crisp at 1921 Kenyon street,
northwest. This Is a six-room
brick house, modern in every de.
tail and overlooks Rock Creek
Park.
Major Fred Seydel u. s. A.,
purchased from Stella K. Albessan
eight-room, two bath brick house
at 1914 Klin9le road northwest.
This is one Of the English Village
homes recently completed by Mr..
Harry WardInan.
A handsome detached brick resi-
dence at 1855 Jocelyn street was pJlr-
chased by r. o. Grayson from War
rem w. York The house contains
eight spacious rooms; two baths and
is thoroughly modern.
Honorable Stewart r. Reed, Con-
gresham from West Virginia, pur-
chased delightful home property
at 1854 Irving street northwest.
from Elizabeth I'll. carson. The
house has been rempdelnd and IL
now occupied by the purchaser a.
his home.
from William G. Griffin q detached
home in Eaul's Addition at. 1881
Jefferson street northwest. This ii
seven-room English type home
having hardwood floors and all up
to-date features.
WilHord l.. Neyius, an official in
the Agriculture Department, pilr-
chased from frank p. Howard an
individually built colonial type
home at 1905 Kilbourne street
northwest. "This is a six-room
modern house having a two-car
garage. Lanham and Hill repre-
scented the purchaser.
Captain r.. S. Robertson. jr.,
u. s. N, purchased a. Washington
Heights home at 2034 Allen place
northwest from Lieutenant Com
mander Bruce G.. Leighton, U. S.
N. This is seven-Toom house
built a few years ago by G. il.
Small.
A new house at 1O6 West Under
wood street, Chevy Chase, Nd,
recently completed by G. B. Asher,
was sold to Louis III. and Lillian b.
Bergwold It is Of Dutch colonial
design and center-hall entrance, six
rooms and strictly modern, garage
to match house.
Lieutenant Orlo s. Golf, United
States ARMY, purchased a new semi.
detached brick dwelling in Cleveland
Park, at 3407 Ordway street. This
is one OF the group Of homes built
by Max Sugar; seven rooms, two
baths, and huilt-in garage.
Al new Chevy Chase home was
sold to Robert e. Griffin at 5619
Thirty-third street northwest, by
William C. Strauss. A seni-bunga-
low type house, having eight rooms,
two baths and q tWo-car garage.
Another Chevy Chase home just
completed by Richard r. Irwin at
412A Garrison street. northwest, was
purchased by Samuel G. Carothers.
A detached frame house containing
six rooms, tile bath and modern
improvements.
Mary T. Hudson purchased a
detached stucco dwelling at $500
Thirtieth street northwest, Cleve-
land Park, from Professor Esper
S. Larsen, of Harvard University.
This is 2 very large home, con.
! tanning ten rooms, two baths and
all modern improvements.
A Georgetown home, at 31O2 T
street northwest, was purchased by
Dolores B. CoIquitt from Anna Guy
Davis. This is a semi-colonial type
house of brick construction, con-
| tanning nine rooms and bath.
A detached home in North Cleve-
land Park was purchased by w. E.
Denton from n. G. Masterson' To-
Gated at 1909 Alton place northwest.
An English colonial house-seven
| rooms, tile bath, hot-water heat,
electric lights.
One Of the new homes just com
pleted by Cooley Brothers, at 1920
| Trinidad avenue northeast, was pur'
chased by John d. Druckenbrod
who will occupy same within a few
days. This Is q eix-room brick
| house, with all modern improve
ments and q built.in garage.
Nellostina g. Hartshorn bought
from Lottle B. Albye premises 1862
Eleventh street northwest. This is
a six-room brick dwelling, modern
| and has q two-car garage. After
alterations 1t will be held as an in
Vestment.
! SO Adams street northwest. pur
chased by Antonio Garzoni as a
home from Elsie c. Moor, is To-
Gated in the Bloomingdale section
and contains six rooms and all mod
: ern improvements.
| Effie Gulick sold to Abe Silver
stein 518 Irving street northwest, a
six-room brick house just off Sol
diers' Home Park.
I Another Park View home was
! purchased by Harry Schecter at SIC
| Lamont street northwest from
Edith Fl. Gottwals; a two-story
| brick dwelling having six rooms and
! up.to-date features.
| One of the Thrift Building Com
pany new houses at 1870 Neale
| place northeast was purchased az
/ home by James w. Downs. It Is
a modern six-room colonial type
/ dwelling.
Three new houses just completed
| and owned by Boss & Phelps al
! Third place northeast were pur
chased by Leo Il. Wilson, A. B