Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1926, Page 28

28 o ‘ 1 THE EVENIN( PTIRE AWARDED TO MOUNT VERNON Band Charles Wise, Piecola Solo, enade.” Boudinot Portrait of Wash- ington Was Subject of Suit | |, ‘andmasier & W Rel by Donor’s Heirs. § Vb nd Fantasia from the opera Excerpts from “Pagliace Humoresque, “The Girl 1 Rehind Me."... Rellstedt “Grand War March and Battle Hymn,” from “Rienzi" Wagner asquinade.” Gottschalk Fox Trot ............Selected “Star Spangled Ranner.” United Wil ader “Warbler's Mount \'ernon eomes into possession 4 hizhly valued portrait of Georze <hinzto1. known as the Boudinot through a ruling vesterday York City by Surrogate| | = © Brien. ntermes: The ruling. according to disparches | from New York. zave the portrait to the Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association, over protest of the present owners. \vho contested the will of Jane J.| 3oudinot s i Mg e B RirnIS of Mount Vernon wha could 'rh?v‘ml\ Stannard. band | -eached today had not as vet been | [ 7000 wally advised of the new acquisi- | [ oo (1€ SS V0 but were highly pleased to learn | | T = 5 ¢hat the famous portrait will come - 4n Mount Vernon. The most out standinz portrait now hansing on the | walls of Washington's old_home is a weplica of one by Gilbert Stuart Heirs Lose Valued Picture. Thus the controversy aver the| Boudinot portrait, painted in 1780 by Charles Wilson Peale, was settled. and | the heirs of Elias Boudinot. president | of the Continental Congress, who ob- | tained the portait in 1782, find them | gelves deprived of a cheriched heir present court action had ‘ in the will of Miss Jane .J | Boudinot, who left the portrait to her | ephew, Boudinot Keith, during his! ife. It then was to go to Mount Ver-| non. "The suit was tnstituted by Mr. Keith ghortly before his death on Octoher P4, ‘Since his death. his sister. Mrs Jane Boudinot Keith Colt. wife of) Yorgan Colt, the artist, has claimed | ozsession of the picture. after receiv- | | vyt SO \r}zt;‘hetln!e}'esls of all other members | Erceipis from of the family. S Hoviening the history of the por-| | Lforel trait. Surrogate O'Brien showed the| ine of possession. which started with Blias Boudinot. had bheen direct to ies Jane J. Boudinot. Clause of Will Given. The clause of her will. which stirred the family into court actioh, gave to Boudinpt Keith My portrait of Gen. George Wash- | ancton, signed and dated by Charles| Wilson Peale in 1780, for and dur his natural life. and upon his pr in case he resizns it during h lifetime, I give and bequeath said portrait to the Mount Vernon Ladies’ | ssociation of the Union, who have he care of Mount Vernon. the former residence of Gen. Washington." The contestants based their argu Rand concert by the States Armv Band. Capt. be onu ¥ today, 6:30 to tion Program. Chamber of Commerce. ™ Gisell My March, dedicated c Gans. nnhauser,” Wagner he Comman . .Chambers Thomas F. to Respectfully T Overture, Trumpet solo aant’ ... 5 (Performed by Mr. Darey.) Spanish suite Feria.” Lacome (The Rulls). (The Widow) “Les Teres ja Reja” Serenade. (© "La Qurzuela™ (The Drama) National Vaude .Stannard de Ba ssssans . Massenet “Mighty Lak’ a Rose,” Nevin “Musical Scenes b ...Langey Cadman . Pina el livan A Radio Love Song, Fields of the @) ™ e Artists” - Selection, “Dan Cesar zan™ Waltz, Descriptive. “Dance Popular hits! (@) 1 Never Knew." Kahn Fiorli Horses, Horses.' Gay-Whiting neertante, “Die Hydro : Gung! “Coconut e ......Hermann The Pitt Panther ¥ (b “Horses. Waltz sketch March, * nelia I “The Star Spangled Banner.'" Foreign Ships Coming to Sesqui. The French gunbat Ville d'Ys and ment on the ground that the portrait | the Brazilian light cruiser Rahla, on was not the property of Miss Jane J. | invitation from the Secretary of Boudinot to_dispose of. Their attor- | State, will visit the Sesquicentennial hey. John Brooks Leavitt. said the | Exposition at Philadelphia. The painting was part of the estite of Miss | French warship will arvive at Phila- Boudinot’s mother. and that she be-| delphia July 3 and the Brazilian war- queathed it under the misapprehension | ship July 4. ¢hat she owned it, whereas it, With | ceveral days. other family possessions. should have | passed on to mem of the| GING — TIGE ALE! NONE BETTER A. G. HERRMANN SHERIF!E HOFFMAN FINED IN “KANGAROO COURT” Assessed $10 by Fellow Prisoners for Enjoying Life and Too Much Tobacco in Jail. By the Ascociated Prese | CHICAGO, June 16 —Sheriff Peter | M. Hoffman of Cook County, serving @ jail sentence at Wheaton, a suburb, for allowing excessive liberties to two | wealthy beer runners, was yesterday found guilty in the jail prisoners’ “Kangaroo Court.” He was charged | with having too much tobacco, too | much zood food and with enjoving | S . lT . . life. His assessed fine of $10 was| S e Ty e tonars for onaces || OPECIALITAINYETVICE and delicactes. | A move to collect another fine was | alio made during the dav when as- tant United States district attor neys notified the sheriff's bondsmen that unless a fine of $2.500 assessed in connection with his jail sentence is paid immediately steps will be taken to collect it Wesley Westbrook. former, Cook | warden. who is serving sentence in the Svea Jail fer the same offense. | visitors vesterdar. Hoff family and deputies visited to the AUTO SPEEDWAY (Near Laurel, Md.) THREE Thrilling Races, Starting 2:30 P.M. Saturday June 19 Special Train Service Direct to Speedway 1L ed more, rec Virginia Merchants Oppose Aban- donment of Five Depots. Special Dispatch to The Sta RICHMOND, Va.. 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