Evening star., 1937-07-23
TWO WILLS FILED
IN DISTRICT COURT
BraWner and Wallace Tes.
taments Detail Disposition
of Major Estates.

Leaving the bulk of their estates to
relatives. friends. religious, educa-
tional and charitable institutions, the
wills OF Mrs. Mildred Fuller Wallace,
daughter Of the late Chief Justice
Fuller. and Henry N. Brawner, jr.,
former president of the Chestnut
Farms-Chevy Chase Dairy. were filed
yesterday in United States District
Court.
Mr.. Brawner's will was accompanied
by petition for probate which valued
his estate at nearly 100000. No pc
tition was filed with Mrs. Wallace's
will
Mr.. Brawner, who was so years old.
died July at his Summer home at
Camp Nedick, Me- The petition
valued his personal property at 1884,
355 and his real estate at $500, 900.
The will. filed through Attorney
Roger j. Whiteford. bequeathes $50
600 in bonds Of the National Dairy
Products Co. to his widow. Mrs. lola
Brawner, and places the rest of the
estate In trust. From the income OF
this trust, $3.50 is to be paid an
nually to Children's Hospital. The
trustees also are directed to "recog-
nize in substantial way the needs
Of various charities in the District. >
To Divide Principal Equally.
The remainder Of the trust income
Is to be divided equally for five years
among Mrs. Brawner. his son. Edgar
N. Brawner, and his daughter, Mrs
Sarah B. Pardoe, all OF Washington
At the end Of five years the principal
OF the estate will be divided equally
among them.
Mrs. Wallace left $4,000 each tc
the four grandchildren Of her deceased
son. Melville. The grandchildren are
Patricia. Ruth, Huch c. and Melville
w. F. Wallace, jr. She bequeathed
$4,000 in cash and jewelry to her
sister, Jean Francis. who was also
named beneficiary of a $1o0, 900 trust
fund.
Works Of art and household effects
from her home at 1900 Massachusetts
avenue were left to the grandchildren
Sally De Luppe, a niece, was given
$4,000 IN cash, furnishings ard q
portrait of the late chief Justice. A
grandniece, Mildred De Luppe. VA,
given 10000 and q grandnephew
Hugh Jean De Luppe, was given
$4,000. Two nephews. Robert French
Mason and Melville Fuller Mason, were
given $4,000 each, as was 4 niece
Molly Beecher Genet of Tarrvtown
N. Y. Mrs. Genets daughter, Nancy
Fuller Genet. was given $4,000 to be
used for her education.
Pin Bequeathed Friend.
Another niece. Cony Moore, was left
$4,000. and Mrs. Mamie R. Macomb
OF Washington. a friend, was be-
queathed q diamond and sapphire pin
Another friend, Mrs. Grace H. Per
rine. also of Washington, was given
art works and personal writings.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, widow OF
President Wilson, was beoueathed 4
diamond and onyx bar pin.
To Lawyers John w. Davis and Ben
s. Minor and DR.. Sterling Rufin. Mrs
Wallace gave her stock of wines and
liquors.
Bowdoin College vas given $25, 600
IN cash and her fathers library. Wells
College Of Aurora, N. Y, was be-
queathed her personal library.
After several smaller beouests to
friends and servants, Mrs. Wallace
directed the payment Of $4,000 tc
the Episcopal Eye Ear and Throat
Hospital, $4,000 to st. Johns Episco-
pal Church, $1,000 to Christ Church,
Tacoma, Wash, and 10000 to the
Washington Home for Incurables to
endow a room In memory of her
mother, Mrs. Mary z. Fuller. She also
directed the endowment Of = pew at
St. Johns Church in memory Of her
father.
The residue Of the estate was left in
trust, the income to be divided equally
among the four grandchildren and
Sally De Luppe. Mr.. Minor and
Stanton c. Peellee were named