Evening star., 1933-09-09

Chief Engineer A. J. Scullen, who keeps
a daily record of the value of contem-
plated building work. For example, Fri
day, September l, he says, was the big
gest day in more than two months
Specifications for work valued at $685.
875 were filed that day Scullen. in
cidentally, returned Tuesday from a
vacation trip to Saratoga, N. Y.
Week end guests of H. Clifford Bangs,
president of the Washington Real Estate
Board, at his Rehoboth Beach, DEL
Summer cottage over the holiday in
cluded Louis Hillyer, vice president Of
the Union Trust Co., and Mrs. Hillyer;
Miss Anne Touhy and Waverly Taylor
of the realtor firm bearing that name
The Bangs will have former Postmaster
General and Mrs. Frederick Tilton as
guests over this week end.
At the office of L. E. Breuninger Il
Sons. realtors, Miss Juliana c. Downey,
rent manager, returned Tuesday from
an extended vacation. and B. T. Gar
rison, of the sales staff, also was back
from a holiday at the seashore.
A. T Rogers, concrete inspector in
the District building inspectors Office.
has been i'll at his home for several
days with grippe.
E. B. Toombs, of the firm of Realty
Associates, Inc. spent the Labor Day
holiday fishing on the Rappahannock
River in Caroline County, Va.
Ed Mallet, for 18 years plumbing en-
gineer in the plumbing division of the
building inspectors office, celebrated his
sixty-flfth birthday anniversary last
week.
A severe cold has confined John
Ritchie, chief clerk of the District
building inspectors office, to his home
since August %.
Mrs. S. N Richards, assistant secre-
tary of the Washington Real Estate
Board, was away on leave this week.
She expects to return to her post Tues
day. Meanwhile, Mrs. E. R. Isaacs. also
of the boards staff, was back from her
vacation this week
Curtis Walker, realtor. who recently
underwent an appendicitis operation,
was back at his desk in the Tower
Building this week.
Mrs. D. F. Graham. secretary Of the
Realty Associates, Inc. who had been
Ill for week returned to her Office
Tuesday.
Paul Meininger and W. G. Leonard
OF the District building inspectors Of
fee, returned from ve0ations Tuesday
Meininger had been vacationing in Vir-
ginia Beach, while Leonard spent his
time in New London, Conn.
Edwin Rice of the loan department
of the B. F. Saul Co. has just re-
turned from a two weeks vacation at
Bar Harbor, Me.
E H Ware of the sales force of Waple
and James, Inc, is back on the job
after his recent return from Florida.
j. Lee Donnelly, realtor, is back at
his business in the Investment Build
ing after a brief vacation in South Car
olina.
Edgar Steffe, who is as well known
rs singer as he is as a real estate
man, is now with H. L. Rust Co.
Lansing Walk, realtor, is turning his
attention to the Glenbrook Knoll de-
velopment of Alfred T. Newbold, build
er, just north of the old GEORGETOWN
road in nearby Maryland. after his re-
cent return from New England va
cation.
William L. Beall, vice president of
the American Security & Trust, re-
turned this week from a sojourn in New
England.
Clarence S. Donohue. realtor, is back
from vacation at Rocky Point. Md.
F. Eliot Middleton, realtor, has been
away for short visit to South Haven,
but is back on the job again
Ralph Bangs, brother Of the Real Es-
tate Board president and himself a
realtor. has been spending his week
ends at Sherwood Forest.
Hartman e. Co., formerly at 72s
. Fifteenth street, have opened their
brokerage Offices at 813 Fifteenth street
District Brokerage, Inc, has opened
its loan and insurance Office at 1910
Fourth street northeast.
william c. Miller, president of the
National Association Of Real Estate
Boards, and member Of the firm o1
w. c. & A. N. Miller. departed Thurs
day for brief visit to Bay Ridge, Md
Miss Mary Shaw of the audit depart.
ment of Shannon g. Luchs is VACATION.
ing i Michigan.
Donald L. Luxford, real estate agent
b 1aAa II street. returned this &eel