The sun., 1919-09-29
LATIN AMERICAN COLONY IN NEW YORK

who have spent some time In New York
on business, have left for Colombia
After having been here for some time
| In the printing business, Il. Malabear has
returned to Mexico City Ricardo Gomez,
merchant. has also left for Mexico.
| After undergoing an operation in
Rochester, N. Y, Mrs. Lui@ Shuck de
Bonnin has returned to San Juan, Porto
Rico.
The New Minister Of Uruguay, ]. V.
Acevedo, who arrived recently in New
York from France. will go to Washing
ton in few days.
Mrs. de Melendez, wife of Mr. George
Melendez. ex-President OF FL Salvador,
left New York last wednesday for Bu-
rope.
Mrs. Mercedes de Hamilton and Mrs.
Mercedes de Gomez Velutlnl, venezu-
! clans; Mrs. Mercedes de Doval and Miss
Mercedes Cisneros, Cubans; Miss Mer-
cedes Godoy, Mexican, and Miss Mer-
cedes holster, Venezuelan, were con-
graduated by their friends on the occa-
sion Of their Saints day. September "a.
| Latest arrivals from Latin American
| countries include the following: Ramon
| Espinoza from Colombia, Francisco Ortiz
and Ramon Gonzalez. Costa Rica; DR..
Ramon Baes and DR.. Rodolfo Goiscon,
Santo Domingo.
Among the passengers leaving for
Porto Rico were NIr. and Mrs Jose c.
Hernandez, Manuel Paniagua, ]. Ruiz
Soler, j. Hernandez Usera and Jorge del
| Toro.
DR.. Thomas A lie Breton, Ambassador
Of Argentina, has come to New York to
meet Mrs. lie Breton and her niece, Miss
Manuela Llovaras, who arrived last FRI
day on board the Mauretania-
Recent arrivals at the Hotel Astor
are:
Mr.. and Mrs. Augusta Iazana, Mr.
and Mrs. L. G. Agullera, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
ID. Montero. Mrs. w. G. Ames, Clovis p.
| Ames, Leonard Ames, Evelyn Ames,
Felipe 2. Cardenas. DIR. and Mrs. Fer
nando Barneco. Manuel Herrera, Jorge
Barrague. all from Havana
Belisario Parras. Jr., Envoy of ven-
ezuela to Panama, arrived recently In
this city to take charge of the general
consulate Of his country.
Juan Herman. merchant from Pan
anna, is in the city.
Oscar Branif, prominent Mexican
farmer and business man, left recently
| for Mexico, He will return to this
country very shortly.
Rodrigo de La Guarlia, son OF the
Minister OF Finance Of the republic of
Panama, arrived recently in this city.
I C. Herbrujes, business man from
Panama, is here on business.
Antonio Villalaz also arrived from Peru
with the purpose of bringing his brothers
to school.
Rafael Moreno has arrived from Pan
anna in order TO resume his medical
studies at Columbia University.
From the same country arrived
Ramon Mora to study dentistry In Phila-
delphia-
Manuel Vasques Ortega is expected
here. He will arrive soon from Panama
DR.. Enseoio A. Morales, ex-Minister
OF Panama in Washington, will leave
soon for his native country.
DR.. Francisco F1los, member OF the
Panama Congress and noted lawyer, is
here on short visit.
Armando Rodrigues, Panaman ser-y-
ing in the American Army, left for
Panama to spend some time with his
family.
Augusta Duarte arrived recently from
Valencia, Venezuela He Is accompanied
by his family.
Mr.. CalzadIlla left recently for
last week for Cuba.
Carlos r. Diaz. student OF medicine IN
Philadelphia, sailed for Matanzas, Cuba,
where he will spend the winter.
Hugo r. Mantilla arrived lately from
Cuba He Is here on business.
Demetrio valdes also arrived from
Isle OF Pines
Alfredo Kell, his wife and daughters |
departed last week for Guatemala after |
a long sojourn In Switzerland and the |
United States
Francisco Amado. his wife and
daughters left recently for San Jose, |
Guatemala
Mr.. Antonio Russo, owner OF a large
moving picture theatre in La Vega, Santo |
Domingo, retunned ON last Saturday to |
his adopted country after having spent |
three weeks here on business. |
Mrs. Carmen Gomez de Ramos, wife |
of Mr.. Ramon Ramos. publisher and |
owner of the daily paper FL Pro0Teso, |
La Vega, Santo Domingo, rs here on a |
pleasure trip.
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