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The sun., 1916-05-06
F. 7. MARTINS ESTATE
TO BE TAXED HERE
Appellate Division UpsetS
Ruling That Hp Was n Resi-
dent of London.

Tho late Frederick Townsend Martin
was declared Yesterday 20 have been n
resident Of New York at the time Of his
Gcath In March. lali by the Appellate
Division of the supreme Court. which
reversed p decision by Surrogate Fowler
that h" was a resident Of London. Tn
der the higher courts ruling the estate
Of nearly $500, 900 Viii be taxed In New
YORK
Counsel for the Martin estate objected
To taxing the property here on the
ground that shortly before his death
and established a residence there, in
tending 20 remain there permanently.
The attorney for State Comptroller
Travis offered in evidence letter writ
ten hv Mr.. Martin just before his death,
stating that the London house was
bought for the purpose OF storing house
hold effects aud works Of art left him
is his friend Henry Sands, who had
SHARED his farls apartment with him.
Mr. Martih also wrote in this letter.
sent to "A woman friend In Florida. whore
h. Was accustomed To spend his winters,
tina, IL was "A "frightful disappointment"
TO be compelled by the illness. which
later caused his death. to give up my
winter IN my beloved land" lie also
wrote:
Just think that /, an American.
should have brought out a book that
was the book Of the year in England"
Surrogate Fowler decided that Mr..
Martin never established a residence In
New York. but had temporary quarters
in hotels when he came here In re-
versng this ruling the Appellate pivi-
sion said
Taking into consideration Mr.. Mar
tins wealth and habits OF lifc. the pur-
,has" nf = priyat" rcS d"n'e in city
Nhcrc he WAS accustomed 80 spend a
considerable portion of his time does not
have the significance that would at
,arh to n like action Ivy person Of less
cosmopolitan character.
MIR Martin did nothing to transfer
any uf his business interests TO London
and he allowed to stand his will. prcvt-
rusly made, which CAV" his residence AZ
%cw Work.. On the whole the evidence
aeoms definitely 20 show that Mr.. Mar
IN still considered New York city a. his
domicilc."
The sun., 1916-05-06
R. WHITNEY TO WED
MRS. GERTRUDE SANDS
Engagement Announced of
Widow Of Man Killed in l.. |.
Automobile Accident.

The engagement has been announced
of Mrs. Gertrude Sands. widow Of
Samuel stevens Sands. to Richard
Whitney OF this city Mrs Sands. who
is prominent socially. j. rhe second
daughter of George T. sheldon. Her
husband was killed three years ago in
an automobile accident near Sou,hamp-
ton l.. l.. where he and Mrs. Sands had
taken a cottage for the season.
Mr. Sands was son by her first
marriage OF Mrs. William X Vanderbilt,
and he was brother ot g winthrop
Sands. who also was killed I'm an auto
mobile accident a few years ago in
France Mrs. SANDS has been making
her home At 52j Park avenue. Beforc
her husbands death she had taken an
active part in social affairs and was seen
at nearly all hunt and amateur rae"
meets held on Long Island. Her mother
died about two years ago.
Mr.. Whitney IS a son ~ the late
George whitney Of Boston. His brother.
George whitney, married Two Years ago
Miss Martha Bacon, daughter OF IN" eN-
Amba ssador to France. Robert Bacon,
and Mrs Bacon Of Wcstbury. L. l. lie
was graduated from Harvard In 1911
Mr. Whitney is an enthusiastic fol-
lower OF outdoor life and IL much IN
terested in polo and hunting. lie Is n
member Of the kuirkcrhocker. Piping
Rock. Racquet and Tennis clubs.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding
The sun., 1916-05-06
NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Craig w Wadsworth will sail for
South America on MAY ~
Miss Marie lloguct, daughter Of m"
late Robert !. lIoguct. VIII h" married To
Russell Ramec Of llackcusacE, y. j. to-
day al noon in 81. Patr,ck's Cathedral!
Henry :. Durand. who Will marry Miss
Mildred Holmes on Tuesday, will give his
farewell bachelor dinner tonight n the
Yale Club,
Mr.. and Mrs. George VI. Gould of 2S
West Sixty-ninth street gave reception
and dance last night at Sherry's in ccle-
bration OF their twenty fifth wedding
anniversary.
In the First Presbyterian Church,
Ardmore, Pa. william T, kctcham Of
this city will marry Miss Jean Nelson
Long. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Will
lam ". Long. to-day.
Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur Morris gave n
reception with dancing yesterday after
room at her home. 1913 Park avcNic. for
the members OF the Junior Society OF
colonial DANES of America.
Miss Thcodate Pope will he married
to-day to John Wallace Riddle. for
merly American Ambassador to Russia,
at her home in Pennington, Conn, The
wei,ling will he witnessed by relatives
and few intimate friends.
The sun., 1916-05-06
TREBLED FLAGLER ESTATE.
Freedman. Handling WomRu's
Property, Increased II xa.IOI 600.

John quinn. referee on an application
hy tho trustees under the viii VI Andrew
Freedman for permission Ia nlo hi~ t,-
counting az committee uf tho property ot
Mrs Ida NJ. Flarlcr FOR ~" period from
April 90, 1913, 10 Mr.. Fr".dnau's :
death on December last, nlcd his re-
port in the Supreme Court yesterday
The referee fuds that the balance in
the hands of Mr. Freedman after tho
last accounting Vas S.sill2S aud dur
ing the period there was an incroas"
ut SS33,0S2 in tho value OF thc estate
and an income ~ sl2T,l2S which made
a total OF siSii.1S3. lTc made pay
mrnts OF s25.659 to himself uudcr court
orders, 325.333 TO Mrs. Flaglcr's next or
kin and s3I,533 FOR tho support of tho
Incompetent at Dr, Macponald's saui-
tarium at Central Valley. \ balance Of
s5,7c%.?67 remained In the hands of the
committee at the time of Mr.. Freed
mans death.
In recommending n pay ymcnt OF SEQ
600 as special compensation fnr Mr.
Frcedmaus services Mr., quinn reported
that there had been an increase uf So
Go6, 900 since he took charg" in 1aOi, ,
and Of SS73.ooO since the last account
ing.
The sun., 1916-05-06
ART EXHIBITIONS.
wsshinston Square .UD, WASHING
TON SQUARE GALLERY. Works
81 Modern European and American

"T;osS,ns!sS ToS sSusSSH sSq:rs Hi wAsvlSe Ws,e:
g. a., Modern European and American
eoth 81. and Granercy Park u5).
NATIONAL ARTS CLUB. Exhibition
,nrs BY members p"%''Sf OF Muniripai a"I i'u Ar,
Society and work OF municipal de
rartments. open weekdays, SATURDAY
ecYien,mss ciSr,nss 10 snI Sn1 Sunday afternoons
:',h s, and Fourth Ave, ,ail. co,
OPERATIVE MURAL WORKSHOPS.
tainted Iurniture, clavonic china.
TO May s.
'Gh s.. and fifth Aye. p5S,,
HooRiAN. Remarkable lace Of toe
H,,enty ,,en,; II. period and Persian an
2sth st. isos EJ. GoTrHoLD. Draw.
ihnss paintings and wall hansinss by
"Wednesday and sunday. ''
'senwARrEz@ E@d Mono,yp.. E'a'n Ave- sy aS%-: i,S,:
France and belgium. Closing today.
som Paintings by THE Five
9sth s.. - El. kEPPEf. Exhibition
To M,,t.nyorprasph' NM pap by various masters
";h ,,s; s.; and Firth Ave. usO. MAC.
BETH Group exhibition of paintings
'o,h s.: and Madison Ave. tc7O. AR.
EnroN; Ern..,ooN Painun.s by Senior Don
to.da" tddo walls OF Valenc:-. Closing
H;, s.. and Madison Ave. ,soo,. LAW
ioE: Paintings by contemporary
'?I -, and Fifth Av. tsool, MODERN.
ENhibition of Paintings by Cezanne.
Van Van Gosh. Picasso. Picabia and
t6th ST. and Madison Ave, AIMovE.
spring exhibition and sale OF antiques,
~,a,, OBJECTS and classic furniture.
srMoxs ve Rsr. ans ois ts'n cb,n.. s q; soIs. e..
lains and historic English art object.
18th 81. t5s W.. uoCPif. GALLERY.
RonLmnoh RnLSii,on pd,,sv o. ,hs new productions in
'S,h 50. and Fitth Ave. GsSo. MONT
To it,eS,sd Msd group Of American artists,
s,h 81. and Fifth Ave. 1850. KNosp.
IER PorSait. by Mary Foote. To
"s sroN s. and r.h,s,,os Hsn Ave sen eoa;.- HA
..bsrnins the Blue Light" Closing
As,h 81. .uo7 w. sNEpEcoR. West.
Trn paintings by W. r. Leigh. TO
E,h 81. Z, w. DANIEL. Spring .s.
hibi,ion OF water colors To NAV ..
inss and sculptures OF "Th. Dance"
5oth 50. and Fifth Ave tsis,. DEE q
FUKusHIMA. Exhibition OF antique
,Hinese giaks ana porce'ains. also
japanese curios and a rare portrait
OF shakespeare. by Burbage
S<,h 80. and Fifth Ave, ,s0s,, BouR.
GEOlS. Exhibition OF modern paint
ings. Closing today.
sSth 81. and Fifth Ave ,.osD,
JACQUES SEL1GMANN Recent nor.
traits by Emil Fuchs. To April 30
53th -. and Fifth Ave t101D, ENRICH
Exhibition of "Old Masters
Seth st. and Fifth Ave PLAZA
.Land.capes by theodore Kenyon
.Pembrook. To MAY 49,
5?ih 81. and Madison Ave ,sasI,
HAAS Paintings by Richard Tveedy
To May :.
The sun., 1916-05-06
MRS. DALY'S ESTATE GREATER.
Heir Of Theatrical MaunScr.s
widow Gets Additional Rsa,3OS.

A supplemental transfer tax report f,,cd
In the estate of Mrs, Mary II. DAILY. Who
died on November 10. 1907. lists an ad-
dtional asset OF $s3,36% as Mrs. Daly's
siiar. Ia tho estate uf ii.r husba nd,
Augustin DAILY The total estate IL S24l.-
<2a. of which s2+o.<o9 went to her
brother. James q, Dun. and 1000 to
Mgr. Lavclle OF 81. Patricks Cathedral.
The item Of sS3.36+ Is "a per cent. OF
the income from Days Theatre. London.
from the time OF Mr. Daly's death until
tho lease expired ON June 30. 1914. Mr..
Days interest in the theatre WAS the sub
jcct OF litigation as to the const truction of
his will. I'm which his brother Judge
Joseph +. DAILY. and Ada Hchan. the
actress, were parties Just h"for" Mrs.
Daily died the litigation was settled, but
n suit was brought later to set aside the
settlement, which resulted in a finding
that Mrs, Daily WAS entitled to a per
cent,
The sun., 1916-05-06
Richard j. Perkins.

PATERSON, y. j, May r. Richard J.
T"rk,us died Yesterday ~ tho home ~
h'- sister, Mrs. James johnson, l@S
kcaruy street Ito wds 52 years old.
tie WAS born in County tavan. ireland,
AND came here with hts paiNuts as a hoy
torty-ilNe years ago. He was one Of the
leading musicians her" for many years
md toured III" globe several times. lie
Was with tho Fox 4 Ward Minstrcls and
later with Buffalo Btll's Wild West Show.
u, Il survived - thr,o brothers, Robert
tcrktus Of Prcakness, GEORGE Perkins Of
Orange and John Pcrk'ns Of New York,
and ON" sister, Mrs James johnson OF
this city,
The sun., 1916-05-06
OBITUARY.
Dr. 81 ap,ucl ". Hrick ncr.

SAnANAc LAKE. y. &, May 8 Sam
uel NJ Brickncr died 1T noon ycstc'-
day after an illness Of three wears ~ Ms
home here. He was a stinsuish"d
gNu%colog.st Dr. Brickner was born
n Rochester. y \. ou January A.
1866. He was graduated from TN" Iui-
v"rsiiy Of Rochester iu lssS and from
the New York College OF Physicians
and surgeons Of tolumuia University
In 1921, where he took the first liarScn
clinical prize Thereafter he served on
the house staffs Of the sloane Maternity
and Noun. Sinai hospitals. with which
latter Institution he was continuously
connected until 1918. when II, health
compelled his resignation '~oin the posi-
tlon Of associate gynecologist
For several years lc Was associate
editor under the late Frank +. Foster
~ the Nc,c York Medical Journal Al
tho time Of his death he was editor
OF the Medical Pckwick, a literary mag
azlne for physicians.
The sun., 1916-05-06
TABLEAUX AID HOSPITAL.
"IuilR btrs OF tII Nations" Given
At UrlmOnlcU's.

The Iullahlcs Of All Nations"
series ~ tah'caIN iu witch twelve little
girls took part, WAS given by the Sun
beam Cirrl" a. bcimoUiro's last nisn,
FOR the hcIciit Of IN" New York Medical
'ollec" nnd hospital for Women. The
programme alsp included u one act farce,
Bumps a miuuot in Colonial costume
and i!t"rpretntivo dances,
br william II. Dieffcuhach. chairman
~ til" building and cndoN fund
committee. auHounced that S.7,2l6 had
already been subscribed. which is about
onc-quarter OF tho amount needed to
meet the requirements for the increased
number of applicants. Iie announced
also that III" newly acquired building a
- West 1olst street would be altered
during tho summer 20 meet tho enlarged
cn''"g" requirements.
I'll" pttruucsscs last !.Eht included
MIS-. William Jam"> Fleming. Mrs.
Charles :. Allen, Miss flurcrc" Ciuern-
scy, Mrs. Lewis Woodruff and others.
The sun., 1916-05-06
RISKS HER LEGACY
IN SUING TRUSTEES
Heir May Lose S9t.79O for Oh
jecting to Lending Of $685.
600 to Brother.

Mrs. Lillian Smith Lewis. daughter
suit yesterday in the Brooklyn County
Clerks Office over $4,000 lent 10 her
brother hy the trustees OF the estate
Of her mother. Mrs Rachel =. Smith.
hazarded the loss OF her entire inheri-
tance OF ssa.7so
The suit is agains, David r. Butcher
and Adon'ram ]. Powell. trustees under
the will OF Mrs. Lewis's mother The
papers allege that these two have lent
20 r. G. Smith, Jr., Mrs Lewis $
brother. SsS.0o0 OF her s?a,.ao trust
fund for use in his piano business on
unsecured notes. often renewed. at 4
per cent. interest
Mrs. Lewis wishes Butcher and Powell
removed from trusteeship and the differ
ence between and per cent interest
ing SO that she may. II she wishes. take
the money out OF the piano business and
invest IL in securities.
BY bringing the suit Mrs Lewis
braves "A menace In her mothers will.
This gave the trustees. Butcher and
Powell. power 10 invest the daughter =
share Of the estate In the piano business.
The will, provides that Mrs. Lewis shall
lose her entire Inheritance II she con-
tests 1t or tries to abrogate any clause
OF it,
Mrs. Lewis says that she is begin
ming the action to protect her three
children. 10. II and 3 years old, who are
named as codefendants TO protect their
interests. strict construction OF the
will, 1t was said yesterday, might give
Mrs. Lewis's share to her brother be.
cause OF the suit
The sun., 1916-05-06
PAGEANT OF AVON
BY VACATION GIRLS
Shakespeare Sits With Queen
Elizabeth and Sees His
Characters Pass.
FAME ALSO ENTHRONED

William Shakespeare cast an apprais-
,r. look upon Mary Pickford and
,,cu leaned over to Queen Elizabeth and
vrked.
Anne Morgan was right" he said.
"Sne told us II we'd come to her circus
V,l see that the American girl eclipses
any heroine between the pages Of my
immortal works. I'm glad I came.
Mays some peach, ell. Bess?" civilian
had picked up 81 little slang In his
tourney from the Hall OF Fame to the
scventy-irs, Regiment Armory. where
tho Shakespeare Circus was given last
night. and he lost no opportunity Of
airing it,
Il confess ! was bit worried when
heard the circus was for the benefit
OF the Vacation Association and war
rcltcf. and so FORTH William continued
81 feared Miss Morgan might ask me
to turn eomersaults or enact the part Of
q jester. But ! must say. your Majesty.
am relieved to find that We are only
expected to hold court while others per-
form"
THEY do say" put in an impertinent
,a,4s-.,,or ,,.,so, vbo ca,,a a,opv t,,s,
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w '"'"'! va, o'"e s"om W., "'
eh'N'sp'a'e was "SNeo u" see me ar
"u'H was sols,"us WIZ" s''ea'"ers VI
i.d' ''ue anu Nelo" ana io'e'S power
81 'edl eversreens MADE background
To- the throne on which the bafd sat
~'h 'sncon B'ss and lovely Fame
Shakespeare and the queen led the
sand march. bringing with them great
a.somblace of testers. chimney sweeps.
Morris dancers. Sc.
To surprise Shakespeare Miss Morgan
had induced some OF the prettiest girls
IN tn. Vacation Association to dress In
costumes representing Juiiet. Desdcmona. ..
Porfid. Romeo. Bassdnio. Otheilo and
many other heroines and heroes from his
works The bard was "A bit overcome to
fnd girls taking masculine parts in his
dal. he said IL was the oth. r. way about.
He was rather shocked until along came
Navy Plckford and did a scene from
"Rome, and Juliet" and then as before
r,rord.d. ne was completely bow,ed over
several vaudeville teams had heen
,.l,,...o ., r.r,or,, ,isn rha >r.,,,
The sun., 1916-05-06
NO TAX ON GIFTS OF D. o. MILLS,
Chrtstmas Presents Of 1900. 1000
Each to children Burden Free.

The Appellate Division Of the supreme
Court upheld yesterday tho decisions Of
the Surrogate and transfer tax appraiser
that Christmas gift of sl.000,O0 each
made by Darius Ogden Mills to his son.
Ogden Mills. aud his daughter, Mrs.
Whitelaw Reid. arc not subject to a
transfer tax. Mr.. Mills died a few days
after notifying his children that he would
make them tho usual Christmas gift.
The state Comptroller has contcnded
that the gift should he taxed because the
property consisting Of securities. had not
passed into the possession OF the two
children.
The Appellate Division held that
$4,000 IN cash. which was to be added
t. $l,9N4.OOo In Atchison stock To make
up the $..0vo.000. should be taxed he
cause 1t c"u'd have been delivered readily
to the children. while tho stock would
naturally remain In the Mills vaults.
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TOTAL wendell TAX $50, 900.
Con, ptroIlcr Orders inheritance
Levy on atd.n35.OOO More.

MorSr NERNoN. y. V. May 5.-Thc
state Comptrole through Charles G.
Femme. special counsel, had Surrogate
Sawyer Of Westchcs'er county enter to-
day the final order directing william g.
clark. transfer tax appraiser OF Mount
Vernon, To rctaN si+,b25.00o worth OF
property of the late John q. Wendell. the
New York capitalist.
Mr.. Femme said the relaxation will
mean that the Wendell estate will now
have to pay about $i50.000 in inheritance
tax Tht original tax was $4,000,
The sun., 1916-05-06
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ro91 NJ. and Mrs. william Il. Haw-
.-. 'ppaguc, l.. !,
NInhaitau-Mr and Mrs " Rron-
- Waterbury,, Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. W.
'rstuu, Buffalo.
N"'ro't-Mr. and Mrs. II W. Bracken.
=" Nt''o Fia pr and Mrs. waiter q
]" pp"u, salem, Mass.
Waldorf Astoria Mrs, F. +. Anderson.
y II Anderson, Youngstown, ohio: Miss
Forster, 81. Louis.
R"gl.--Mr. and Mrs. Steusrt Davis
tn#'HtWpton, l.. l.: Mr.. and Mrs, Harry
" Ht.klN wilmington, Del
'.r'iigc &C.. =. iopmbs BOSTON. John
y Thompson, Detroit, = :. Young. Toledo
'..H. Mr., carl white, cleveland.
N.uu--W NJ Bruce, Jr.. Springfield
''H.H. Mrs, Rogers l., Iiarstow, Mountain
-."s j Mr. and Mrs. william C.
I.'N Toronto, Ont,
;. more MI and Mrs ". H. HarllnR
""''roal Mrs ". II Fo'ger. san Fran,
= '" MIR aud Mrs Thomas r, chids
H,'. Mass, Mr. and Mrs Howard
lC.Ig, ST Louis
The sun., 1916-05-06
SOPHOMORE SHOW GIVEN.
Musical Comedy Presented ny y
Y.Untversity students.

The sophomores of New York Cniyer-
sity gave their annual show last night
in the auditorium OF the Gould Memorial
Library. The production was two act
musical comedy entitled "The Missing
Millionaire" The words were written
by II. Arnold, rs, and the music WAS
COMPOSED by A. Townsend, rs.
j. Houptman and II. Guntzcr scored
,he song hits of the evening with kiss
Me Once Again" and "If "A Fellow Met "A
Grille" =. Fischer also won applause
with And the War Goes ON Just the
Same" About 400 were present.
After the show the senior ball was
held in the gymnasium. About seventy
FIVE couples attended. Because Of recent
illness Chancellor Brown was not able
to lead the grand march. Ralph Somers
led In hi; place.
The sun., 1916-05-06

DETROIT. May THE Rev pr william
seaman SayrcS. founder "t fifteen
churches, died yes'edty IN hts sixty
hfth year, He Was born IN Jamaica,
!, |. ~. S'At.S wds calculated from
Dartmouth College IN ls16 and later
from Herklcy Divinity School AZ Middle
town. conn. lie then went to CHINA a.
a N .sslundry from t;rtg" church. ia
Wt.ca, and settled AT shanghai. whore he
became ois Of the Professors Of -
Johns College. In lN>i lr. Sayrcs re-
turned to this country and took W.
missionary work IN tn" West, removing
- Detroit IN lS?3, where h" became as
Sistaut rector OF -. Johns Church In
chirE" Of the missions ~ -. Philip AM
- Mary.