Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1931, Page 21

SAVING FOR THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1931, HOMES Launch Campaign Asking Renters to Save $500 for Down Payment. usar nds and thous- do not own th home $500 to a home the National Asso- of Real Estate Boards this week wide urging_employed renters to educational toward within the use * was started Tuesday ings Day t cumu jon o homely found to be slated for dwel 16 movement observed issuing fig- public how the he lings was f thousands of means of possible with chased recently by Mr. an dards belie lies would necessary 1ced they cc T eir heart ent of the associ: il only the mbled the how ccustomed w ho king t hom Stores Will Profit. remembered that the v when it has a has e home proud of hi and is in it. he to adorn it. He t ugs and es sacr to undertake funds for is a better cus- Mrs. Elme This eight-room and two-bath dwelling at 1366 Juniper street was pur- J. Payne from L. E. Breuninger & Sons, through the real estate agency of Thomas I her cordially. “Giving up your holiday like this. Tl make it up to you “You've already made it up,” Cath- leen said, “by giving me the opportunity to come to you beautifud home.” ““You like Crestwood then?” She saw he was pleased. Tt's—a little bit of heaven.” “A little bit of heaven on earth, at least. If you are ready we'll start right in on the work. Guests will be arriving later. I've asked to have our lunch served here. It will save time. When we've finished for the afternoon I'll show you more of Crestwood.” At 3 o'clock Mr, Drew thought they had done enough for the day. “You'd better rest for an hour or o, Miss Carroll,” he said. “I've done you cut, I'm afraid. Tea is at 5. My son will be home then and some of his voung {riends are coming.’ Tom will be home at 5! Tom will be home at 5! It was a roundelay that rippled through Cathleen’s head In her room she took a pad of paper from her bag and sat by the window writing a new chapter in her “Declara- tion of Independence’—her impression of Crestwood. Words! How meager they could be. She wished she knew more of them—bright and shining words that could paint a picture of Tom's home After a while she undressed and lay |down. She must be fresh for tea. Shortly after 4, she rose to dress. She would wear the tub silk dress, of course It was inconspicuous. Then with & | little thud, like a stone dropped into a pool, it occurred to her that she must not go down to tea. Tea was for the Peyton. that thou- be willing fices they save enough pur- begrudge the adio or other ys Harry fon e ex- home on so ULIA helped Cathleen bag for the week end his is & business have can but ures we sums appetizing the unt to having. w savings can some of the J do if it e the tan tub silk. It's t: cool. Ar that yel wore at Journey's I ts frock but Julia tal she said, white cardig ts get much erebs not. Every- owner, how- is home. Once will spend all that Julia became e’s no one there to please, is there furniture and Al saw the stars d FIFTY-SECOND INSTALLMENT. pack trip, her Julia You'll want the simplest That green linen would didn’t have the sunburn back backs are for play, not for work ailored ar d w chiffon for booed it not for din- Cathleen would have liked to add a with a jado a thleen looked so disap- suspicious ker, you want espe- besides Mr then guests at Crestwood. She was not & guest. She was an employe. | But Mr. Drew had told her there | would be tea at 5. Certainly. He would send it to her room. Or per- haps he meant it would be served to her in the study. She dressed as carefully as if she were to have tea with a king. And she was not going to have tea at all When her toilet was as nearly perfect Richmond Heatomat Gas Fired Boilers Now on Display 4100 Georgia Ave. AD-0145 we are—every one of us—in love with love Cathleen set out the next morning for the Drew place at Tarrytown with high head and tripping heart. Mr. Drew sent a man with a car to meet her at the station in Tarrytown. She recognized the car at once. It was the one in | which she had been driven away from the shameful fight on Fourteenth street. | Crestwood, the Drew country seat, sat | on & high hill overlooking the Hudson. | It was a rambling old stone structure of countless wings and gables. There was an_old-fashioned garden. Gravel paths bordered with phlox and mignonette nd sweet sultan wound toward the wooded section down by the river. | here was a comfortable feel to Crest- wood. It invited repose. Its chairs were capacious and fitted to the back. Iis NEW SEMI-DETACHED BRICK HOMES! Facing 17 Acre Gov't Park SAMPLE OPEN TO 9 P.M. as she could make it, she sat once more by the window, her eyes fixed on the gray-green sweep of the river. But she did not see it, nor the boats that crept sleepily to and fro. Tom will be_home at 5 She lost track of time until & knock came at her door “Tea is served on man servant told her swered the knock. “‘Mr you might have forgotten. She followed the man down the stairs and out onto the broad veranda. Tom had come home. He was there, on the other side of the tea-table, leaning against the veranda railing. A beauti- ful young woman with & pale gold head was fastening a flower into his buttonhole, coquetting with him with hands and_eyes (To Be Continued). DANISH SINGER SUES Asks $375 From Club Michele for Alleged Breach of Contract the veranda,” a when she an- Drew thought Thora Hoygaard, Danish singer, filed sult in Municipal Court yesterday ask- ing $375 from Walter Von Herbulis, trading as the Club Michele, 1 Thomas circle. 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Miller the national bo; APARTMENT HOUSE SOLD FOR Mr. and Mrs. Willi Purchase Four-Story Building on Columbia Road. nt Columbia T was sold th by ne to be 2-bath yment rep ungaloy ocet Open— 441 the transaction for real estate working fami- in the t In Washington the firm | zpout week to Mr. offices of N y agents, for e house orts W type home at nd of cour the time, in our s been enough et nd the trouble has been in The Europe and W whe service ry down pay- h His problem from nding to build refit our busi- Strest Sounds 1 laughed. “Be careful Cathleen laughed, too. mance,” she said, cne tter planning se. lly met him,” nly saw him for a few min- when he was catching a Now he's back. was until I went into e with some letters one was sitting on the edge father introduced us.” n told Julia, in minutest had happened on the night took her from a gang fight a rcmance, Kit cnly on the screen or in books.” woman o would | o 1 we could is_as- d their own set It or e | she is certainly good for its institutions will distribute | s as a part of right as it is,” Drew just happens to be my know, the way is acting for spine. “Tom ideal—yor e girls day-dream movie heroes. I guess it's because 1 know most popular line when I made my him before you Cathleen I didn't Julia “A movie ro- “but not a real life Cinderella and the prince meet You mean that used to be the case But I know any number of men who made what their families call mes- alliances—that is, married girls outside A’ working girl may not be s0 good for a family's prestige, but I'm sure the Drew spine is quite all Cathleen said. ou $65,000 am Murphy 2.9 PM. Miss N L tiled The sale approximately age. dwelling on a Eighteenth nd Mrs. Mur- the apa occupies a Rea the sale of Charles Bell G 2-acre rs a ipies a 1004 Vt. Ave. N | | Lighted Daily—Sunday Ingraham St. N.W. Semi-Detached—20x42 Ft. Deep 8-Room Homes With Extra Tile Lavatory Also See Our Other Homes of 6 and 7 Rooms 1724 35th St. N.W. CORNER BRICK | $7.750 OPEN DAILY bath— Perfect le Terms Nat'l Mortgage & Investment Corp at. 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