The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-19

American merchants aiu manufacturers
on n much better basis
Mr.. Taddeo said that at the end Of
this month there will arrive from Buenos
Ayres many Argentlnian business men
on board the Ubaraba, the nrst vessel
engaged in trade between Buenos Aires
and New York belonging to the new
steamship line the Lloyd Brazileiro.
which was inaugurated early in May
Of this year. Mr.. Taddeo IL stopping
at the Hotel Claridge.
Recent hotel arrivals in the city are
]. A. Gladon, Mexico; Mrs. E. w. Par
sons. CoroEal, c. z. o. ]. Cook and wife,
Chile: Geo. II. Jay, San Juan, p r. |;
Pedro ]. Covas. Ponce, p. r.; Ramon
Madrkgal and son, San Jose, Costa
Rica; Domingo r. Pena and family.
Santiago, Chile; MIRA c. w. Dawson.
San Juan, p. r.. Miss d. Dawson. San
Juan, p. r. Joaquin Paris and family.
Maracaibo. Venezuela; NJ. r. Carder
Cristobal. Panama; w. S. Reid and
family, Havana; A. Aranjo and family.
Salvatore. c. A.
A dinner was given by several mem
bers Of the Latin American colony In
this city to Manuel obregon. a wealthy
Mexican. who came from Paris after q
at the Waldorf Astoria and will leave
shortly for Mexico.
Information has been received that
| there has arrived safely in Baltimore
reproduction OF Murillo's Conception"
made in the mosaic factory OF the
Vatican. 1t Is a gift presented by Pope
Benedict to the entire American Cath
Ollie clergy. and by suggestion OF
Cardinal Gibbons the masterpiece will be
| deposited in the Catholic University In
washington.
There 10 expected here in few days
Mrs. Charles F. Aver. who has been
spending several months visiting rela-
tives in Berkeley, Cal She is the wife
OF Charles r. Aver. owner OF mines In
Mexico, and an active promoter OF better
relations among business men OF this and
the Southern republic.
On the occasion of her birthday to-
morrow, the friends OF the Spanish seno-
rita, Paulina Huarte. daughter OF the
noted tenor. Manuel Huarte. and a singer
and pianist herself. pupil OF the late
composer, Granados, will give picnic
in South Orange. N. J.
Last Saturday q reception and BAN
quet was held at the Spanish Embassy
In Washington to celebrate the thirty
third anniversary Of the birth Of King
Alfonso XIII. Of Spain. Ambassador
and Sonora Juan de Riano y Gayangoe
had as guests many prominent Spanish
and Latin American families. Javier de
Salas, Consul General Of Spain in New
York, and members OF the Spanish Naval
Commission.
Rafael Herrera Cells, chief accountant
OF the American Chamber Of Commerce
in Mexico City. and Harry w. Calvin.
secretary. have arrived In New York
and are stopping at the Biltmore Hotel.
Senorita Amparito Farrar. the young
Spanish singer. and Capt Goodrich F.
Smith OF the Medical Corps. U. S. A. will
be married June Q. Miss Farrar will be
given away by her brother. Victor c.
Farrar. After the wedding a reception
will be held in the home OF Luis Farrar.
the brides father.
Robert La Forest Boomer. who has
been away for some time in France do
ing patriotic work In behalf Of the Amer
lean soldiers. and who is we'll known
among Spanish speaking people. has re-
turned to this city and Is at the Wal
dorf-Astoria.
A concert will be held next Saturday
in which a little girl OF & years will show
her aptitude as q violinist. She IL Celia
Trevino Carranza, niece to the President
OF Mexico. who was sent to this country
to develop her talents as q muhcian.
She plays classics such as Chopin. Men
delssohn and Beethoven.
Pabro Casals sailed for Tarragona.
Spain. his native Catalonian city. The
celebrated musician intends to be with
his mother until October. when he will
return to New York for the opening of
the musical season.
Capt Alfredo Roig OF the Coast Artil-
lery Corps OF the Cuban army died re-
Gently. His body will be taken to
Havana the middle of this week
Mrs. Rosa Mn. Spanish music teacher
and founder OF the Academy Min In this
city. will leave for Havana next Satur-
day for q short business trip.
Salvador Ugarte, banker. and DR.. Abel
Romo. a physician from Mexico. have
gone to various Western cities to study
agricultural and commercial conditions
and are at present in San Francisco,
where they were guests at q reception
given by the Chamber of Commerce
Jose Merla. manufacturer and mer-
chant. was guest OF honor at a dinner at
the Plaza Hotel by a group OF his friends
to congratulate him on the opening OF
the motor truck company in Detroit OF
which he Is general director and manag-
ing exporter.
Late arrivals In New York are r. s.
Mederos from Havana. Senorita Leona
Gomez Reyes and Martin Ramirez.
They are stopping at the Vanderbilt.
Domingo Rz-Pena Toro, Consul of
Chile in Norfolk. Va. arrived last Mont
day from Santiago de Chile with his wife
and children.
DR.. Luis Tapias, n physician of Boz
gotta, Colombia, Is in New York. Ru-
perto Algeria from Lima, Peru. a pastor
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. also
Is in this city, and Is visiting DR.. Tapias
at Maison Majestic Hall
At the Hotel Claridge are J. Martin
Taddeo and Pedro Nava, merchants from
Buenos Ayres.
Eugenio Ottolenghi. a business man
from Buenos Ayres. has arrived in New
York. and will spend a few months in
this country on an important commercial
mission.
J. Joaquin Paris and family from
Mo- NaN kR In