Evening star., 1921-08-21
THE RAMBLER TELLS LSOFINTERESTINGC CAREER
OF ACTRESS, MRS. JEAN DAVENPORT LANDER

, Bretherick. No. 50. 18th avenue, New
Wortley. Leeds. England. to be ap-
piled in her discretion to the fmme-
diate uses OF Frederick Lander Young.
and II also direct them to SEND a
check for a like amount to Charles
Lander Young, this last remittance
to De sent in care OF Messrs. Barring
Brothers and Company. London. Eng
land. said Frederick Lander Young
and Charles Lander Young being the
her husband, Charles Young. and SEC
ond cousins of mine"
In another section she directs her
executors to select out OF her per-
sonal estate at their discretion
bonds. stocks and other inyestmenp
they shall hold in trust for the sole
use and benefit Of my adopted son.
Frederick Charles Lander" and 81
authorize and empower said executors
interest or dividend-bearing securt-
ties. in their discretion. having AL
ways in view the perfect safety of
the principal of said fund; giving
them full authority to change the
securities in which said fund is in
is to continue until said Frederick
Charles Lander shall arrive At the
age OF thirty years. when all bonds.
stocks and securities Of every kind
come thereof shall be delivered and
turned over to said Frederick Charles
Lander" II he should die before the
age of thirty and leave wife. child or
children the trust fund should be
turned over to them; II he should die
before the age Of thirty without
marrying and should leave q will the
trust fund should pass according to
the terms OF his will But should her
adopted son die unmarried and intes-
To fa he fnr Gf ri
the fund, in specified shares, among
her cousins, Charles Lander Young.
Mrs. Cicely Bretherick. Margaret
Donald Ewing Mackay of Dallas and
Frederick C. waldron. Mrs. Jenny
Norman. James A. Waldron. William
Waldron and Gustave Waldron.
CHE directs that her real estate be
~ kept in repair and turned over to
her adopted son, when he should
reach the age OF twenty-five. She
remembers Annie Flawn in her VIII,
saying: I'm case my friend Annie
Flawn shall survive me, ! direct that
she shall be put in charge and oc-
cupation of the house and premises
where 1 reside, No. 45 B street south
east, and that she be permitted to
occupy the same without rent until
the same is conveyed unto Frederick
Charles Lander, and L direct that she
shall have exclusive control over
premises No. 207 1st street southeast"
She directs that Annie Flawn be paid
$50 a month and $4,000 face value of
Albany and Susquehannah railroad
consolidated mortgage SIS. and Il be-
queath to Annie Flawn the sum OF
500 for each year or part of year
ho fnRPfhar l..
1902"
She leaves $1,000 to Mrs. Bretherick
for the maintenance Of her cousin.
Frederick Lander Young; trust
fund of $4,000 for Charles Lander
bouaa houas E"s Machsr Of Daa. ang
"to George Becks, actor, If living.
or his executors or administrators,
$500" She leaves ito my valued
friend. Miss Mary McMaken of WASH
ington. $500" To the Actors Fund
she leaves $1,000; to &c Garfield i.ss Me.
SUFFICIENT remains of my estate after
paying foregoing" and all the rest
Of her estate she leaves to the News
boys and Children's Aid Society,
having its habit. ton on c street
near 3D.: the Colored Orphans Home.
west and the Bell Home for Chill
dren at Anaeostia "in charge of the
Rev. and Mrs. Davenport, absolutely
share and share alike"
The remains of this fine actress
were laid away with simple cere-
mony as she directed. The funeral
was from ,7est. Marks Episcopal
Church. corner of Sd and A streets
southeast. the Rev. w. L. Defries
reading the service for the dead The
pail bearers were Ainsworth r. Spot
ford. DIR. e. m. Gallaudet. DIR. 8. NJ
Burnett. Edwards Clark. ]. Stanley
Brown, George Becks, DIR. Theodore
Gill and James r. Garfield.
The Rambler has a Photographic
negative of Mrs. Lander, but his col
lection OF historic negatives, now
numbering over ten thousand, is be-
ing re-indexed and in the transition
between the old and new index sys-
TENS that negative could not be
found in time for this narrative.