Rooms for Rent With Board on Northwest Street Areas
Numerous furnished rooms with board offered in Washington DC neighborhoods. Listings include The Ponciana near Conn Ave NW, Afton House at 1128 25th St, The Westminster at 11th and Q, Irvington 1416 Kalorama NW, and The Ulster Inn near Dupont Circle. Descriptions mention modern homes, private baths, hot water, telephone access, and proximity to streetcars. Rates range from about $10 to $22 per week for single or double rooms with meals or table service.
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12Th ST. N. W
Ave
Afton House
13Th ST
Mam. Ave
L ST. NW
Westminster
Cor
11Th
Q Sts
Ulster Inn
38Th
Et. An
Mt. Pleasant
Dupont Circle
Mcpherson Square
Kate
Teer University Club
Miso
Camne
New Hampshire Ave
Laclede
Vermont Ave
Apt
Dewey
Irvington
Lincoln Park
15Th ST
McPherson Park
Wit Park RD
17Th ST
Avenue and
Park
Fairmont ST
Oliver ST
Chevy Chase
Dary
Bath
18Th ST
Park and Mass
Eve
Kalorama RD
19Th ST
Sixth ST
Col Road
Belmont ST
Pressant
Girard ST
R Ave
R. I
Conn
Peta
Columbia RD
Capitol
Burlington
California ST
N. J
Lares
18Th
ST NW
Gms
St. Nw
Rooms Wanted Inquiries For Unfurnished Or Furnished Housing
A chaotic jumble of classified room sought ads listing three to four rooms with heat gas and bath, kitchenette, and board options. Locations include Georgetown, Northwest near 14th Street, 3rd Street, M Street, and 13th Street with prices from 5 to 20 dollars. Various applicants include single women, young couples with babies, and elderly couples seeking private homes or rooms with meals.
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Thia
G. R. Rodgera
Berwyn
Spee
A. Nelson
Interstate Bull State Building
Bath
Georgetown
J. Bh. Ik
Eth
Fur
Fa. Ave
Sis
Kennedy
Powhatan
Treasury
Fairmont St
Ak Young
Sealy Ream
Han Bi
Unfurnished and furnished rooms for rent across Northwest DC
Numerous listings offer unfurnished and furnished rooms in NW DC neighborhoods such as 6G Street, Clifton Street, M Street, and Kalorama. Options include front rooms with heat and gas, second floor suites with private baths, whole-floor apartments with private family arrangements, and rooms with meals or board available. Prices range widely from modest weekly rates to monthly rents, with amenities like hot water heat, gas ranges, running water, and easy access to buses and government buildings. Many entries specify private baths, shared kitchens, or communicating rooms, and several note proximity to landmarks or streets such as Franklin Street Northeast and the Capitol area.
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Goldstein
MO Childdren
Sth
19Th ST NW
4Th ST SE
Capitol
Gee
Beth
Ith ST. NW
Bath
H. K
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4Th ST
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South Capitol ST
Bain
Wildson
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Harvard
Kitche
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Clifton ST
Lst
N. J. Ave
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Franklin ST
S. m
Langdon
North Cap
Sm. Lo
Morton ST
Peperson
Col
Plymouth, Apt
Ames
Cest
Ith ST
Taylor ST
Warder ST
Calvert ST
Tom Bashc
Pembence
Heckman
Samponenti
Phong
Oakdale
Oth ST
Apt
Glendowsr
Éth St
20Th
Priva
T. Nh
Rock Creek
Girard
Kear
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N. C Ave
U ST. NW
ST. NW
Toh. K
Corcoran ST
Oregon Ave
Aare ST. NW
Social and diplomatic notes on arrivals and fashion
Mrs Frederic Nelson and her daughter Mrs Hollis Hunnewell arrived in New York aboard the French Line ship Frence on September 26. Customs undervalued their gowns and hats, and six trunks were sent to appraisers. Prof Joseph A Blake resigns from Columbia University. Gifts totaling 23461.41 include 2500 from Clarence H Mackay for surgical research and 200000 from Mrs W Bayard Cutting and her children for a memorial fund to Mr Cutting. Queen Mary critiques low-cut frocks worn by Princess Mary’s pupils, threatening the princess’s class join. Duchess of Fife selects a white charmeuse wedding dress with pearls for her upcoming nuptials to Prince Arthur of Connaught. Ambassador Gerard debuts in Berlin, discusses San Francisco exposition, and contemplates housing. Count de San Esteban excels at fishing at Newport. Countess de San Esteban visits NYC. The Mary Curzon Hotel for Constitute Women opens informally in London.
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Frederic Nelson
New York
Hollis H. Hunnewell
Paris
Neilson
Joseph A. Blake
Department of
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Columbia University
University
Flake
Clarence H. Mackay
W. Bayard Cutting
Queen Mary
Dreas
Probate Notices From District of Columbia Supreme Court
In the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Probate Court notices announce probate applications for estates James H. Pay Henry Brown and Paul Duff Connor. Dates include September 23 1913 November 30 1913 and November 16 1913. Notices urge appearances by named heirs and nonresidents with letters testamentary and administration details.
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Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia
Tate
James H. Pay
Mary S
Kathryn Day
Nest of
Carrie D. Dussell
Columble
Washington Law Reporter
Washington Fest
Harry M. Clabaugh
James Tanner
Register
Fromm B. Duffield
Attormex
Union Trust Hidg
Detroit
Mich
Supreme Court OF the District OF Co- Ee
Henry Brown
Josephine E. Brown
Dirin B. Duffield
Fanny Merrell
Marshall
Michigan
Mary B. Southworth
Brooklyn
New York
Holra
Lew
District of Columbia
Naid Court
A. D
Herain Mattioned
Harry ‘i Clabaugh
Renl
Tanner
Register of Villa
Divesse of Columbia
Propate Court
Faul Duff Connor
District of Colombia
Ora Hershy
Notable Women of History From Act toInfluence Through Time
A fragmentary portrait highlights Mrs Gannon born 1829 as a noted American actress and tragedienne, Caroline G H man a rop war writer of Rose Bud later Rage, and Lady Margaret Douglas a key Tudor era figure linked to Lord Darnley. The piece traces ups and downs through Tower imprisonments and royal politics, ending with her grandson James II on the throne.
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Gannon
Caroline Ghman
The
Rose Bud
Rage
Margaret Douglas
Lord Darnley
Mary Queen of Scots
Margaret
Henry VII
England
Elizabeth
Lord Howard
Anne Boleyn
Howard
Henry VIII
Mathew Stewart
Scotland
Mary
Mary Queen of Soota
Lady Margaret
Darnley Boon
Meg
Hilzabeth
James II
Qopyright
McClure
Horoscope for October Eighth 1913 Caution and Opportunity
The zodiac favors business ventures Jupiter rules a period of growth for lawyers judges and ecclesiastics with advance for clergymen in the Catholic Church. Uranus adverse aspect warns travelers and sparks irritability and danger from electrical devices. Predictions cover health secrecy and potential misfortune including a famous woman’s suffering and riots in several cities.
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Jupiter
Uranus
Uramus
Parsons
Scotland
South Afica
Venus
McClure
Bynificate
Society Notes Briefly Mention Weddings and Travel
Social items report Miss Elsie Wall and Francia J. P. Haske wed at Fourth Presbyterian Church with a later wedding trip. The Haskes will reside at 8028 Fifteenth Street NW after October 15. Other notes mention Col J H Dorst in New York awaiting his wife, Mrs Willoughby Talbot Cooke stopping at the Avenue of the Presidents, and Dr H W Jaeger returning from Germany. Mrs Ira B Conklin and wife celebrate their fiftieth anniversary at 406 Pennsylvania Avenue SE. Several local residents travel or visit relatives, with Nova Scotia and Laporte trips noted. Three of Mr and Mrs Conklin’s children are lawyers.
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M. Elsie Wall
Francia J. P. Haske
Howard J. Bell
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Haske
Fifteenth Street
Ira B. Conklin
Pennsylvania
Avenue Southeast
Conklin
Missouri
Sarah F. Brown
Greenbrier County
Washington
Navy Yard
Interstate Commerce Commission
Huntington Wilson Buys Newport Bungalow
Huntington Wilson of Washington purchased from Cherry Neck Realty Co all acres on Ocaxon Avenue including a bungalow for Mrs. Wilson. The property assessed at 18000 dollars and had been occupied by Mrs. Adolph Ladenpurs. The Wilsons plan a motor trip then return to Washington for the winter. Thomas P Keene marks his fiftieth year as U S government employee with a gold headed umbrella and roses.
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Newport
R. I
Huntington Wilson
Washington
Cherry Neck
Cherry Neck Realty Company
O@cexon Avenue
Wilson
Adolph Ladenpurs
T. P. Keene
U. S
Thomas P Keene
Office of Auditor
Interior Department
Forward Looking Woman and Fireside Woman dialogue a progress piece
Barbara Boyd presents a dialogue between the Forward-looking Woman and the Fireside Woman about human progress. They debate immovable, movable, and moving types, with a cynical proverb on mankind and a defense of pursuing advancement despite slow pace.
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Barbara Boyd
Cotton crepe gains in use for garments and home uses
The article extols cotton crepe for underwear and nightgowns noting it does not require ironing and stays durable. It suggests crepe trims, lace options, and imitates various figures for negligees and children’s rompers. It also covers household items like dust cloths and furniture covers and gives a whitening and shrinking soaking method.
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McClure
Hel Dicate
Latest Wrap Fashion Trends in Ladies Home Journal Patterns
Afternoon and evening mantles in duvetyn satin brocade and velour de lamne appear smart when worn by a woman who knows how. Velvet appliques, fur trims, and bold color contrasts create striking effects on satin, silk, and charcoal fabrics. Finished wraps use 3.5 yards of 42 inch material. patterns No. 7977 and 7877 offered through Washington agencies.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Washington
Es Ieee
Woman Opens Bank Account In Women’s Dept At Washington Bank
A woman anxious to open an account visits a Washington bank that has created a separate women’s department. The cashier explains the setup, offers 3 percent interest, and shows the convenient windows for paying household bills by check. The piece ends urging banks to advertise their customer advantages to readers.
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Post
Fife
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
Gerard
Berlin
Rauchstrasse
Mre
Count de San Esteban
Legation
Thomas Shea
Countess de San Esteban
Mary Curzon
London
Lady Curzon of
Kedleston
Levi Leiter
M. Gillett
Attormer
Adi 911
Capital Bedding Co
Aerate
American Loan Co
New York Ave
N. W
Sacond
Ely
Arlington & CO
Jenifer
Gecen
Aquare
Potomac Financial Co
G St. N
Srengen
Shade
Seventeenth Street
Saathin
Mary Gannon
Gilman
Stara Incline
Nesday
Ngton
Woodley
Reynolds Ie
Lawson M. Fuller
Nineteenth Street
Nora McGill
Europe
Woodley Ane
Haske—Wall
J. H. Dorst
Willoughby ‘Talbot Cooke
Norfolk, Va
Frederick Effinger
Charlottenville
H. W. Jaeger
German Hospital
N. Y
Washinton
Sheldon Evans
Mrs. Vans
Nova Scotia
Julia Luchs
Mrs. S. Bensinger
Richard Gregory
A. P. Schwarz
Atlantic City
William D. Brace
Laporte
Ind
Fanny Platt Heinze
Newport Bungalow
Lfe
Ladies’ Department
Advertisers Service Department
Washington Post
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