2 Million Dollar Trust Created For Claapp Heirs
Wil lian estate of over 2 million dollars left by John M Clapp to widow Anna P Clapp and three children John H Clapp Alice J Clapp and Frances C Hall. Trusts extend fifteen years with final distribution, Frances Hall fund for Frances C Hall and specific bequests to sister Caroline McAllaster son John A Clapp daughter Alice J Clapp and daughter Frances C Hall. Widow takes dower and furnishings. shares split five ten fifteen year installments with stocks kept, then divided. Additional bequests include 1000 a year for life to Caroline McAllaster and 50000 to son John A Clapp plus coins and jewelry, 350000 to Alice J Clapp, 25000 to Frances C Hall. If all die stock income to children. list of executors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances C. Hall
John M Clapp
Pennsylvania
Washington Leaning Trust Company
Washington
Vermont Avenue
John H. Clapp
Ace J Clapp
Frances Hui
Pittsburg
Anna P Clapp
Josph J Darlington
Clapp
Chicago and Northwestern
District Supreme Court
Clap
Anna P. Clapp
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Vermont Avenue House
Takewood
Mmendent Pa
Hells
Caroline C McAllaster
James L P McAllaster
John A Clapp
Masonic Order
Alice J Clapp
Frances C Hall
Aiist
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company
Marrying Mary at Columbia Next Week Stars Cahill
The Columbia presents Marie Cahill in Marrying Mary next week. William Courtleigh and Eugene Cowles join the original Daly’s Theater cast to revive the famed long-skirted chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Cahill
Mary
Columbia
William Courtleigh
Eugene Cowles
Daly's Theater
Song Recital Pleases Wrightson at Columbia Theater
Baritone Sydney Lloyd Wrightson gave his first song recital of the season at the Columbia Theater before a large audience. The program featured new English songs by Loehr and Farjeon and a six-song cycle Songs of the Norseland, plus German works by Strauss and Schubert. Ada Birch accompanied and sang Verdi and an encore, with Felix Garziglia and Miss Arley Mott providing support. notable attendees included the Italian Ambassador and Ecuador Legation party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson
Columbia Theater
England
Richard Strauss
Farjeon
Loehr
Lehmann
Wrightson
Foote
Strauss
Schubert
Save 3d
Beach
Felix Garziglia
Arley Mott
Ecuador
B. H. Warner
Henry Calver
McCammon Will Filed Leaves Estate to Wife and Children
Consul General Haywood and multiple others figure in a batch of wills filed for probate. McCammon leaves about 90000 dollars to his children with a life interest to his sister, and Garfield Memorial Hospital named after they die. Executors named include Ormsby McCammon and the American Security and Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haywood
Joseph Kay McCammon
Kate J. McCammon
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Ormsby McCammon
Abbie B. McCammon
Edith N. McCammon
McCammon
I Street
Eodich
Patrick I Coffey
St Wombie's Church
Rey P J O'Connell
St Vincent de Paul's Church
John F Leary
Christine Hinricks
Frank Opperman
Fourth Street
Nathalie Parks
Walter Parks
Frances Pollock
Arlin Margaret Pollock
Franz Opperman
Germany
Louise Walter
America McKinney
Sne
Keziah Wilson
Rachel Wilson
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Regular Volunteer Army
Navy Union
Annie McKinney
Bertie Samkins
Martinsville Va
Bell Harris
Augustus W Gray
Ball of States Postponed By Illness Of Mrs Fairbanks
due to Mrs Charles W Fairbanks illness the Woman's League of the National Junior Republic postponed the annual Ball of the States in Arlington, originally set for January 18. Officers elected for the year include President Mrs Charles W Fairbanks, Vice President Mrs Macy O Lockwood, Secretary Mrs Hannah B Sperry, Secretary Mrs James E Gilbert, and Treasurer Mrs James McNabb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Fairbanks
United States
Woman's League
Natonal
Arlington
States
Republic
Macy O " Lockwood
Hannah B Sperry
James E. Gilbert
James McNabb
D Merwin
Mary 8 Lockwood
Foreign Mission Rally At Vermont Avenue Church
A foreign missionary rally is scheduled at Vermont Avenue Christian Church next Wednesday. Events run from 10% a.m. to 4 p.m. with an evening session at 7:30 p.m. McLean of Cincinnati, Ohio, president of the Foreign Christian Missionary Society, leads. Speakers include David Bloch of India and Rev W Warren of Pittsburgh. Church leaders and members from various Christ denominations attend to learn about mission work across fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Avenue
Christan
McLean
Foregn Christian Missionary Society
Cincinnati
Ohio
David Bloch
India
W Warren
Pittsburg
Churches of Digesses of Christ
Dance for Monument Fund In Confederate Veterans Hall
A Washington Camp No 205 United Sons of Confederate Veterans dance drew thirty couples. Grand promenade led by commandant Edwin W Kerrit and maid of honor Miss Elizabeth Goult. Proceeds fund a Arlington Confederate dead monument. Officers listed with roles. chaperon Mrs George Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confederate Veterans’ Hall
Washington Camp No
United Sons of Confederate Veteran
Edwin W Kerrit
Elizabeth Goult
George § Covington
Arlington
Daniel Grant
James B’ Hoge
J Monroe Britt
Wallace ‘Streater
George S Covington
Dr O Wilkinson
Rey Harts W. Platt
William’ M. Monroe
Fontaine W. Mahood
Carolyn Green
Elizabeth Gould
Social Gossip from the Seventh Page Confidential Marital Troubles
A stream of society notes centers on Hochfmann and Gebhard family disputes over divorces large debts and hidden trusts. The saga involves Mrs Frederic Neilson pursuing a $65,000 claim and a $260,000 trust fund tied to Frederic Gebhard, with court judgments and family fortune implications. Separately Henry Sanford faces divorce and a forthcoming marriage to Caroline S Wyser amid wealthy ties and Newport society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Gebhard
Frederic Neilson
Egypt
Gebhard
Neilson
Mia
Newson
W. H. Gebhard
Paris
Marie Wilson
Florodora
Wellson
New York
Lily Langtry
America
Lulu Moris
Baltimore
Henry Clews, Jr
South
Devon
Hns
Gorn Exchange National Bank
Fifth Avenue
Mra Neilson
Lambert
Bowers
Hamilton Odell
Hhis
Caroline S
Wdzar
Sanford
Martin
Edgar
Newport
Tuaedo
Newbold Eda
Richard H. Williams
Samuel L Sanford
Yale
Henry Sanford
Adams Express Company
Grace Battersby
Brooklyn
Bridgeport Conn
Sanfords
Miss Battersby
Brighton Beach Racing Association
William A H Engeman
Engeman
Wyoming
Fleary Sanford
Social Turmoil Follows Bridgeport Marriage Fallout
Sanford filed for divorce amid a string of alleged indiscretions and separations. Mrs. Sanford disappeared five days after marriage, later bore a child, and accused him of misconduct while he contested her Wyoming and Connecticut actions. He earned $30,000 a year yet fights paying $8,0900 in alimony. custody of their child is awarded to her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Sanford
Sanfords
Wyoming
Engeman
Cafe Martin
Biigeman
Bunford
Charles W. Taintor
Taintor
Grace
Ethel Gibson
Riverside Drive
Connecticut
Prohibition Bill Could Reach DC House Soon
Ohio Representative A R Webber, author of a bill to prohibit alcohol in the District of Columbia, addressed the District W C T U at Mount Pleasant Church. He argued liquor taxation harms the distressed and asserted the bill has a good chance of passage this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R Webber
Ohio
District of Columbia
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
Webber
Clinton Smith
WCTU
Stolth
Alphonso Hart
Bim S Shelton
W. E. de Riemer
Charles P. Granfield
Charles H. Hall
W Ross Fishburn
Lindley D Clark
Don P Blaine
James CG. Fernald
Mothers’ Department
C . G. Gallagher
Eleanor & Walker
Flower Mission Depariment
Margaret Hills
New Jersey
T U
Jennie W. Robinson
Board of Trustees
Rosetta E Lawson
Loyal Temperance Legion
Maynard Twitchell
M.B. Catlin
Emma I. Randolph
W. E de Riemer
E. Henry
Forester Pinchot plans North American visit for interest
Gifford Pinchot, chief forester, leaves Washington for New York then Chicago and Rock Springs to attend the Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association convention on January 16 and 17. He proceeds to Salt Lake City for the National Wool Growers’ meeting January 11, 12, and 19, then to Denver for the American National Live Stock Association meeting January 23 and 24, also joining the Colorado State Forestry Association and addressing the Tumbermen’s Club in Cincinnati January 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forester
West
Gifford Pinchot
Washington
New York
Chicago
Rock Springs
Wyo
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
Pinchot
Salt Lake City
National Wool Growers’ Association
Denver
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John M. Clapp
Tidbute
Warren County
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Hea
Columbia National Bank
Georgetown School of Law
Grover C James
Bentonville
Irk
George R. Bliss
James Spiller Jacksboro
Tex
Bernard Packe Jt
Dayton
Ohlo
Richard J Downing
James B. Willams
Standford County
Moore
Clarence Moore
Swift
Cty
Srarhi
McAmmon
Co. W. Farbanks
Christian Church Mission
Price
Laceral
Washington Post
Berlin
Imperial Court
Prince Winel
Hayter
William Hoffmann
Weat Highty-first Street
Hauter
Stel
Hoboken
Old Point Comfort
Uneeda Biscuit
Ony
National Biscuit Company
Illustrated
Julius Kahn
California
San Francisco
al Hamilton
Harris Ewing
Virginia
Maryland
William H. Fisher
Elizabeth York Miller
Grant Hamilton
Lindsay Vale
Georgie Brooks
Edith Fullerton Scott
Charles J. Day
Williams
Hotel Bates
the Illustrated Sunday Magazine
U. S. Gov
N. Ruth
Auth Provision CO
N. Ruth Provision Co
St. S. W
Shose
Holland
Berry & Jewelers Silversmiths
W Fett Prove Stationers Co
V. D. Rosen
NEW Publications
Lou Waeter R.benjane
Wertith St
New York City
A. F. Bernot & Bro
F .T. NW
Susi
White House
Philip Ips
Guter Garment Shop
Eleventh Street
H Street
Old Colony Co
H St. N. W
Richard W. Henderson
Tieff Pianos
N. W
IC Conliff
R Florist
C. Hattie M. Shaceklette
Pollet Studio
F Street
Penna. Ave
14Th St
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