The sun., 1919-06-16

Val iorm tner realization Of the new era
OF relationship between the United states
ana IT'S sister American republics. They
VIII also enjoy the best opportunity they
have yet had OF reciprocating to Brazil
the generous hospitality IL showed ex.
PRESIDENT Theodore Roosevelt and ex.
Secretary Of State Elihu Root when they
visited Brazil.
DR.. Epttacio Pessoa. the new Pr ssidsnt-
elect OF Brazil and one of the m, II bril-
nant younger Statesmen of the Western
Hemisphere, will be due to a. rive In
New York on Friday. En- route back ID
6raxil after serving as president Of the
brazilian delegation 10 the Peace Con-
ference. chosen President-eiect durina
his absence and having just been shown
extraordinary honors in France, italy
ana England. he probably will receivs
IRON the Government. people ana press
OF the United States a welcome that viii
not only be appreciated by hims If, hui
cy the people. Of Brasil and all Latin
America. Gr'T1 --I'-
During his stay in the. city DR.. Pessos
VIII be entertained at q luncheon offered
by the Pan-American Society on June &c
at the Hotel Aston. and by the city OF
New York at a dinner to be given June
~ az the waldorf-Astoria Hotel.
The United Staten has long been IN the
habit Of showing great honors to distin-
suished statesmen OF Europe ana Asia,
but 1t IL only beginning to show them 70
the great leaders of Its sister American
republics. Here, then, II an unsurpassed
opportunity to break all precedents, es-
tablish new record at a time when such
action 10 most needed to promote practi-
cal Pan-Americanism. and help combat
the present unfair and insidious anti.
United States Propaganda being con-
Quoted In Brasil and elsewhere In Latin
America, probably inspired by foreign
trade rivslriee and jeaiousiea
DR.. Pessoa IN both distinguished and
handsome in appearance. and prepos-
sesses everybody In his favor by his
attractive personality. Although q com
paratively young man, he has back OF
him remarkable record and before hin,
great future. After taking his degree
with honors In one of the leading law
schools OF Brasil he became public prose-
cuter In the State Of Perna mbuco. where
he revealed striking legal and oratoricai
abilities He came rapidly to the front
with the proclamation of the republic in
1883, and his reputation A. q jurist won
for him the position Of professor Of law
In the faculty Of the University OF Per-
nambuco. At only % years OF age he
was elected Deputy to Congress and be-
came one Of its leading figures.
Before he was 30 years Of age Presi-
dent Campos SALES invited him to be
Minister Of Justice and Public Instruc-
ton In his Cabinet. where he rendered
brilliant service Later on he occupied
the position Of Attorney General for
highest judicial body of Brasil, where,
In the execution of his duties, he was
noted for his frmness and impartiality.
At the time he was appointed president
OF the Brazilian mission to the Peace
Conference. be was serving as Senator
OF the republic from the State of Para
hyba. He was elected President OF
Brazil April 10, 1919.
Presldent-elect Pessoa IL thoroughly
representative OF the new progressive
generation that Is coming forward in
In that kind Of practical Pan-American-
ism which stands for real and lasting
friendship between the United States
and Its sister American republics.
The Club la LUZ" Inc, win have
It's annual outing on Sunday, July 8,
1913, and the. steamboat Pontiac has
been chartered exclusively for this pur-
pose. The outing will consist Of trip
w the Hudson River to Stony Point.
where the party will disembark IN order
tty and then spend an enjoyable after.
noon bathing and INDUCING In other
healthful recreation, Elaborate prepa-
rations are being made by the arrange
ments committee In charge o.. this ex-
ccrsion with view of guaranteeing per-
feet comfort and entire satisfaction to
the 500 persons who will make up the
party, and the success OF the undertaking
seems already assured.
Among the many South Americans
spending the summer in the United
States are Mr., and Mrs. Emil Sauer
They are spending their honeymoon at
the Garden City Hotel. Mr.. Sauer has
been In the United States consular SER
vice for n number of years. He was
attached to the American Consulate in
Turkey and later on was Consul In
Sweden, and until the outbreak of the
war had charge Of a consulate In Ger
many. He is now Consul at Maracaibo.
Venezuela, and probably will be placed
in charge of an important once on the
west coast Of South America when his
leave OF absence expires.
Mr.. Sauer was married recently In
this city to the daughter Of q prominent
Colombian family.
Gchoi AtoAoSi ioNChds u Ntfy WchAtly
Spanlard and once called the king of cot
ton on account of his vast holdings in
the cotton region OF La Laguna district.
Mexico. died of heart disease last Friday
In his apartment at the Plaza Hotel
Senior Arocena came to New York fve
years ago, after Villa exacted from him
more than 5000, 900 pesos. He was born
in Spain seventy-two years ago and had
many business interests there and in
Mexico.
John r. Southworth, r. r. G. s.. Of
London, publisher OF Latin American
subjects, Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick s. Goodwin, 467 Central Park
West. He lived fifteen years In Mexico
City and has written books on Lower
as well as on the history,
mining. agriculture, COM
merce and industries OF various Mexican
States. He was editor and publisher
OF the Aertcdn Findnc1er.
On the occasion iof her birthday last
Friday a reception was held at the resi-
dence Of Senorita Antonio Laguna, So
West Eighty eighth street. Many friends
OF the Laguna family attended and en-
joyed a vocal concert, dancing and mid
night supper.
The third OF the series of Tuesday
Supper Dances for the Latin American
visitors in New York will be held on
the McAlpin Hotel roof tomorrow. Last
Tuesday several hundred visitors in the
city from the South American republics.
Cuba and Central America, and includ-
ing many Spanish speaking residents OF
the colony in this city, attended the sup
per dance, many expressing themselves
as being much pleased with the rendi-