Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1927, Page 16

REAL ESTATE. NG _STAR, WASHINGTON, 1. C. SATURDAY, AUGUST 1927.° LEASED BY D. C. COMPANY 6, xEAL ESTATE. dall Co. now nearing completion. The theater is in the heart of the theatrical district and will have a seating capac- A Seasonable Variant. From the Boston Transcriot. In a certain public institution the air was not exactly suggestive of attar of roses. “Pretty stuffy in here, fsn’t it?" sall a visitor to the attendant in charge. “You find it warm?"” “It isn't the heat, it's the humanity,” was the quiet reply. New Baltimore Theater Taken by | ity of 300. The lease is for five years. Motion Picture Guild. oo BALTIMORE, August 6.—The Mo-| Almost Debilitating, in Fact. tion Picture Guild of Washington has | From the Boston Transcript. signed a leaso for the theater to be | Ad in New.Jersey paper—“Try our erected on North Howard street, | delicious cream sodas, tasty and opposite the new theater of the Cran- | enervating.” # FURNISHING THE HOME Conducted for The Star BY EL'Z:\BKTH STETSON AND GENEVIEVE HENDRICKS and inlaid. the oval lines repes the woodwork, the ight lines em- phasizing the structural quality of the 'A Dining Room of the Early Republic. BY ELIZABETH STETSON. : felose the subject of dining rooms w ar: % one taken from our National historical | signed, but . examples. Baltimore | sary now. W m in the two IRoom” in_the Metrop Mu ide of the mantel, on in New York. The f s of fine South . windows, nd that time reakfast tables" = Valu (On a commanding elevation overlooking Rock Creek Park) fore the W Some pe 3 3 ' fAmerican Republic sty > ik :beauurul of a i1 v is a pair of ¢ wood bases ar ainly is one of * graceful tyD evolved. Refore late Georgian style was in :This was quite o tbroken pediments iBut with the se fwhich the Ad Zers, this hea fwere simplified, ‘on an air of del -amount of po this delicate and r better than with any oth furniture. The table and chai: any finished with a li chair seats are cov There also is a bu table finished in the WESLEY HEIGHTS STAR MODEI HOME TASTEFULLY FURNISHED [BALTIMORE BUILDING | “FREE LOTS” APPRAISED. | OPERAHO’\BS DECLINE | gattimore Realtors Tal The Star model hov Prevent Defrauding. Heights, which wa inspection last practical demon: building materials = Oak Floors Laid Over Old. Many an old home needs moderniz e Steps to|ing and an oak floor lald over the old worn flooring will do as much as any SRR PR R A RER Rt i, oy In order to persons from | ¢ Efi&fi!fiifi%%fifi&i&fi&fififl%fihfifi&ififliflififliflfi%flfi 1707 Allison Street N.W. An attractive Breuninger-built center-hall type of Colonial brick residence, with a commanding view of Rock Creck Park, situated on a large 63-foot lot. Southern exposure, surrounded by large, beautiful homes. nishers of the hot informal and enti mosphere in the livin -casement windo printed linen drape; Oriental rug of fine a “center portion of the fl corner of the room there any kidney-shaped desk with pulls, and a Chippendale desk ¢ Contains “Love Seat.” exactly how much the 1 the actual val T POy ADVERTISING APPROVED. This home is built of the finest guarantced materials with exceptionally large rooms, three well appointed baths, one with shower—lavatory on first floor. The \ kitchen is large, light and airy, containing the latest modern conveniences. En- :.pgrlxngigp‘}gzem:!nflh:t is flan trance hall, living room and dining room beautifully panelled. -side by a lacquered “Over the fireplace, dbrass andirons, hangs a 4sh print, while on the m: are placed two charming urns imported from Italy. other corner of the room an inter- ‘esting barrel chair, a reproduction of | the colonial era, while behind U piece is a semi-antique Chines net with marble top. Other piec: the room include c chalrs, a colonial topleaf table and Jarge ‘“pie-crust table” whic] fashioned accurately after an o colonial piece which now has pla the Metropolitan Museum of F Arts. A number of prints on the walls complete the furnishing of the Hving room. " + Like the living room, the dining room walls are finished in soft yellow tints and the decorators have hung printed draperies on the casement windows here also. The dining set of burl walnut itself is of the*Queen Anne period. An Oriental rug with an allover pattern of soft coloring sgainst a blue background enhances the bright atmosphere of the room. The four bedrooms on the second floor are furnished the same care which marks the lower floor rooms. The master bedroom walls are covered with a soft toile wall paper and the window openings are hung with, chintz draperies that blend with thé wall ‘golors, An oak bedroom suite upon a neutral rug of plain coloring con- stitutes the furnishing. The adjoin- ing room is furnished with mahogany, including a four-poster bed with pine- apple tops. The rug is a colonial oval | pattern hand-braided mat. One of the bedrooms across the hzm‘ prospec land, Mr. and highly 1 by Wi , vice presldent of the antic City Real Estate Board, in an address before a meeting of the ) the First Floor—Large reception hall; large living room, with open fireplace; ! large dining room; lavatory; butler's pantry; kitchen; pantry with electric refrigerator. 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