Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1926, Page 18

REAL ESTATE. and 42, square 3165); to cost $5,000. Dr. J. R. Verbrfc, owner and bulld- er; to erect frame addition, 3515 Wis- RULDRG PRI " REACH SKI0000 * Apartment and Factory Are i Among Largest Struc- tures Planned. Construction activities in the Dis- trict of Columbla the past seven days ! approximated $600,000. No very large Rtructures were authorized, although the permits granted by the building ‘" inapector indicated a continued activ- ity in residential construction Among the permits granted are: W. . and A. N. Miller, owners and hullders: G. B. MacNell, architect; to erect one 2.story frame dwelling, 4440 Lowell street (iots 11 and 12, square|$ 1607), to cost $10,000 W. . and A. N Miller, owners and buliders, to erect one frame garage. 4440 Lowell street (lots 11 and 12, square 1607), $300. W. C. and A. N. Miller, owners and bullders, to erect one frame garage, 3118 Forty-fifth street (lots 4, 5 and , one-half of 6, aquare 1607), to cost $300. . W.C.and A. N. Miller, owners and builders; . E. MacNell, architect; to erect one frame garage, 3113 Forty. fifth street (lots 4, b and one-hal fof 6, squara 1407), to cost $300. w. buflders: (. F. MacNeil, ‘architect; to erect one 2.story frame dwelling, 3115 Forty-fifth streets (lots one-half of 6, and 7 and 8, square 1607), to cost and A. N. Miller, owners and ; to_erect one frame garage, 8115 Forty-fifth street (haif of lot 6 and lots 7 and 8, square 1607); to cost | $300. Bullders to Frect Homne. Aurora Hille Homes, owners and builders, to erect one 2-story frame and stucco dwelling, 3614 Morrison street (part lot 7, square 1934), to cost $11,000 Aurora Hills Homes, owners and builders, to erect one 2-story brick dwelling, 5621 Chevy Chase parkway (part lot 7, square 1994), to cost $12,000. Samuel Kluft, owner; H. A. Brandt, architect; Federal Fireproofing Co., gullders; to arect one story concrete and brick factory, 2215 Fifth strest northeast (parcels 131100, 131109 and 13198, square 3623), to cost $85.000. Poretsky & Silver, owners and build- ers; George T. Santmyers, architect; to erect five 2-story brick dwellings, 1600 to 1608 Ifolbrook terrace north- east (lots 6C and 127 to 130, square 000. 4067), to cost § R. ner; MsKlm, M.ld & White, designers: J. W. bullder; to erect one 1 and brick shed, Thirty. l(r! s (parcel $9-12, square 2183), to /. Blins, P. Calomeri, owner; Durable Garage Co., bullders; to erect one metal pii- vate garage, 107 E_street (ot b5, square 569), to cost $300. Will Bulld $5,000 Residence. J. C. Flood, owner, architect and bullder; to erect one 2-story frame dwelling, 6618 Eighth street (lots 41 WALLS of houses, located Park, Fifth and Longfellow Streets N.W., are of brick, trim and capped by a roof of color- ful tiling. Thus, the first sight of these houses, designed by Mr. Gilbert L. Rodier and built by and A. N. Miller, owners and | consin avenue (lot 805, square 1911); to cost $6,000. A. Spiwak, owner; H. M. Hawkins, builder; to make repairs, 1319 Taylor street (lot 9, square 2829); to cost §400. G. Desio, owner; to make repairs in basement, 1828 Columbla road (lot 30, square 2351); to cost $300. D. G. Sullivan, owner and builder; to erect one tile garage, 3613 Quesada street (lot 15, square 1862); to cost $600, D. B. Fawcett, owner and builder; to erect one tile and brick garage, 1213 Crittenden street (lot 50, square 2921); to_cost $600. F. C. Washington, owner and build- er; to erect six metal private garages, 1412 Meridian_ place (lot 820, square 2678); to cost $600. A. D. Stanley, owner and builder; Sears, Roebuck & Co., architects; to erect one 2-story brick dwelling, 28 Milmarson place (lots 119 and 120, square 3384); to cost $8,500. Washington Terminal Co., owners and builders: to erect one brick and concrete addition, New York and Fair- view avenues northeast; to cost 12,000, E. H. Elliott, owner: Frank Simpson, builder; to make repairs, 3767 McKin- ley street (lots 23 and 24, square 1866); 10 cost $300. Edward A. Snifin, owner; to make repairs, 2612 Myrtle avenue northeast (0t 810, square 4315); to cost $300. W. J. O'Donnell, owner;: A. J. La Croix, builder; to make repairs, Wis- consin avenue and M street (lot 841, square 1200);. to cost $2,000. Two Dwellings Proposed. W. D. Sterrett, owner and builder; R. Lamar, architect; to erect two ory brick and tile dwellings, 512 and 3514 Rodman street (lots 113 and 114, square 1958); to cost $18,000. W. D. Sterrett, owner and bullder; to erect two brick private garages, 3512 and 3514 Rodman street (lots 113 and 114, square 1958); to cost $1,000. T. A. Jameson, owner and builder; George T. Santmyers, architect; to erect 11 two-story brick dwellings, 618 to 638 Franklin street northeast (lots 33 to 40, square 3641); to cost $55,000. J. R. Jofinson, owner and builder: George T. Santmyers, architect: to erect one two-story frame dwelling, 7642 Fourteenth street (lot 51, square 2738); to cost $7,000. Henry A. McDowell, owner and ———————e e L T T T T Best Buy In N.E. First Time Shown 819-39 20th St. N.E. 6 Sold Before Completion Sample House 827 Conunlanl u S:hul-. Car Line and S heat, hardweod flo otelaernt bath Owner or represeutative on premise SMALL CASH PAYMENT: BAL. LIKE RENT Phone WIU.JAMS & M“.-I.S Owners 3912 8th St. N.W. AUTO SERVICE Illll”lIWIIHHMIWHIIHIH"IIII||IllIlHlIlIIHHflHIIIIlIlIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMHNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIHHHI"HIMIN SetHettys muen Gullt B ....“m"‘.. 'an'fl:n"n e l-'.'u Tile THE EVENING bullder; Lewis W. Glles, architect; to erect one two-.story brick dwelling, 2124 Eighth street (lot 962, square 2875); to cost $3,000. H. C. Zimmerman, owner and butlder; to erect four private garages, rear Connecticut avenue and Jen and Chevy Chase parkway (lot 3 square 1874); to cost $3,600. Joseph Block, owner; Wililam Spit- zer, architect and builder; to erect one cement-block garage, 1012 Four- and-one-half street southwest (lot 808, square 543); to cost, $500. A. Mackenzie, owner; A. Jeffery, bullder; to reproof dwelling, 3339 Tenth street northeast (lot 17, square 3878): to cost $350. F. K. Mohler, owner, architect and bullder: to_erect two two-story brick dwellings, 1612 and 1616 Taylor street (lots 7 and 8, square 2635); to cost $30.000. F. K. Mohler, owner, architect and builder; to erect two brick private garages, 1612 and 1616 Taylor street (lots 7 and 8, square 2635); to cost $500. E. J. Watkins, owner; J. Bryant Smith, builder; to erect one metal private garage, 327 Bryant street northeast (lot 68, cost $300. Repairs at Social Center. Assoclated Charities and Associa- tion for the Prevention of Tubercu- losis, owners; National Woodworking Co., architects and builders; to make repairs, 1022 Eleventh street (lot 20, squars 316), to cost $500. Thomas B. Brown, owner; E. W. Spink, bullder; to make repairs, 3713 liarrison street (lots 7, 828, 829 and 826, square 1876), to cost $528. Anacostia Finance Co., owners; James T. Malvin, architect and build- er; to erect seven two-story brick dwellings, 1461 to 1473 Ridge place southeast (lots 41 to 45, square §604), to cost $30,000. A. C. Block, owner and bullder; to erect one two-story brick dwelling, 7400 Alaska avenue (lot 15, square 76), to cost $16,000. orge T. Curtis, owner and bulld- er: G. E. Burch, architect; to erect one two-story framd dwelling, 2101 Q street southeast (lots 15 and 16, square ), to cost $6,000. acob Zarin, owner and bullder; Georgn T. Santmyers, architect; to erect addition, 2601 to 2607 Four- (Continued on Twentleth Page.) 2 Occupied ront and rear ory _sc -in ree back ymr ery duy until and Bmlders ;mnmmummnwnmnmuuum« _ WALTER DUNIGAN 3 STAR MODEL HOMES also choose Welsbach water heaters these model at Marietta operates with stucco ter will be furnished by Welsbach water heater —the heater which without attention and keeps hot water always on hand. - This recognition of the Welsbach as “standard equipment” for a mod- Mr., Walter Dunigan, is most colorful and pleas- ing to the eye. Inside the appointments through- out indicate what may be done at reasonable cost to secure the most modern conveniences and essential comforts. A continuous supply of hot wa- ern home makes another turning point in public appreciation of how much a truly fine hot water service adds to the comfort of living. When interest leads you to see these new homes, be sure to notice Welsbach. this constant-hot-water feature. It will help to explain why the choice of experts has inevitably been a WELSBACH COMPANY 439 7th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C, AUTOMATIC STORAGE GAS WATER HEATERS MORE THAN HALF OF ALL STAR MODEL HOMES ARE EQUIPPED WITH WELSBACH WATER HEATERS STAR, WASHINGTOX, square 3568); to |- D. C, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1926. XEAL ESTXT®. 00RO OO OO ARSI RO DAL OO ORI A SURPRISE AWAITY YOU When You See This Marietta Park MODEL HOME ERECTED BY WALTER A.DUNIGAN, SPONSORED 8y 74 EVENING STAR_ 5th and Madisop Sts N.W. To Inspect—Drive out Ga. Ave. to Longfellow St., east to 5th St., one block to Homes. This community group of The Star Model Homes is the last of the homes erected in connection with The Evening Star’s Model Home project. The houses were designed by Gilbert L. Rodier and constructed by Walter A. Dunigan. Mr. Dunigan personally supervised the construction of these homes and gave spe- cial care to see that only the highest grade of materials and equipment were used in erect- ing these homes. They are now completed and open for public inspection. In designing these houses, the architect and builder were faced with the problem of utilizing most economically all of the floor space available, installing a maximum of modern equipment and making the house a real home, comfortable and convenient. The center house of the group is emphasized by a small expanse of tile roof and an pleasing design. The second story is treated in stucco and tile, to break the uniform appearance of the expanse of brick wall, and while some ornamentation has been used, it has been with restraint and with the purpose of avoiding meaningless decoration, detracting from the idea which it was sought to express. The end houses are somewhat simpler in appearance, the porches heing without roofs and wholly of brick. But little ornament is used. The entrances to all of the houses are made attractive by well designed arches of cast stone, harmonizing in color with the brickwork. Tt is seldom that a similar group | of houses designed for the small family is found to be of so pleasing an appearance as is this. The modifications which Mr. Rodier has introduced have been handled successfully and add to the attractiveness. On the first fioor the feature most noticeable is the spa- ciousness of the dining room and the well lighted, cheerful breakfast porch opening off it. In addition to the principal bedroom, which extends across the width of the house, the most attractive feature of the second floor is the sleeping porch. This is large and is inclosed, and entrance to it may be had from either of the two smaller bedrooms at the rear. The garage is built in the basement and is of a size sufficient for a large car. It may be well to call attention to the fact that as the rear porches on both floors do not extend across the entire width of the houses, it is impossible to shut off light from the rear rooms. FEach of these rooms has at least one window looking directly outdoors, thus preventing this undesirable and somewhat common condition. In design, these houses are decidedly different from the ordinary type found In simi- lar developments. The Italian style was chosen for the purpose of introducing the variety of unusual methods and materials to which this style so readily lends itself, and the excellent carrying out of these ideas by the builder completes a group of homes that will pleasantly surprise the prospective home buyer, | | 1 | i i ! arched porch supported by cast stone columns, and having wrought iron railings of a 1 1 | [ H | | We Respectfully Invite Your Inspection Open and Lighted Every Day from 10 AM. to 10 PM. Walter A. 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