The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-01
LATIN AMERICAN COLONY IN NEW YORK

Herbert p. Lewis, president Of the
American Chamber OF Commerce of
| Mexico, has left Mexico City and is ex-
pected to arrive in New York about
September 0. Mr.. Lewis will make his
headquarters at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel
and will be glad to consult with Ameri-
can business men in regard to business
conditions in Mexico
Alfonso CULLEN Zelaya. poet and dip
lomat, former Consul General of Hon
| duras Ia New York, arrived In this city
| from Paris. where he went as one of
the delegates sent by the Government of
Honduras to the Peace Conference of
Versailles.
Enrique Gonzalez, a Mexican Consulate
! representative, is in this city on his way
| to Europe. Senior Gonzalez has held
| some positions abroad during the regime
| OF President Carranza, He will leave for
| France during the present week.
Carmen C. de Iglesias wife Of Jaime
| Iglesias, merchant of that country, sailed
! last Saturday for Porto Rico on board
the steamship BRACES.
Pedro Malabehar, editor of the Next
can daily Excelsior, left for Mexico City
last Saturday.
| Pedro Henriquez Urena, philosopher
| and playwright of Santo Domingo, pro-
| fessor of the University Of Minnesota,
will leave for Spain very soon.
| Julio Betancourt, ex-minister of the
| Republic of Colombia at Washington.
arrived Saturday in this city from
| Cartagena. Colombia. With him came
| his wife, Dona Aura de Betancourt
| DIR. leopold Clavillo of Mexico City
has arrived in this port after a sojourn
| of three years in Central and South
America. He will remain here for some
| time.
The Mexican Union and American
Friendship Club is organizing festival
to celebrate the CIX anniversary of
the independence of Mexico. 1t will
be held at the Pennsylvania Hotel on
| September Is and will consist OF a
banquet, select numbers OF cabaret and
a ball. The club is inviting all Mexicans
| and Americans interested in Latin
American matters and Latin Americans
of the twenty republics of the continent
| to attend.
Jose Conrado Hernandez. president OF
| the Supreme Court Of Porto Rico, Is
| in New York on a pleasure trip, ac-
companied by his daughter. Conchita.
Mrs. Rafaela Lopez. mother Of the
Venezuelan DR.. Rafael Ernesto Lopez,
has gone through a severe surgical OPP
| Grafton in Mount Sinai Hospital. Mrs
| Lopez came from Puerto Cabello. accom-
panied by her niece, Miss Mendiri.
Among the passengers booked on the
steamship Caracas, sailing to La Guayra,
Venezuela, are Osvaldo SIZZLING ana
| Julio Mendez. who is married to a sister
of Gen. Juan Vicente Gomez. Mr.. Mem
DEE sold to a powerful New York con-
Germ oil lands. the concession for which
was given him by the late Congress Of
| Venezuela.
The last steamship sailing for Vene-
zuela carried on their honeymoon trip
| the young Venezuelan couple Atillo RoJas
and his bride. who was Miss Esther
Garmendia. They were married in New
York in the beginning of August The
| mother of the young wife and her
widowed sister. Mrs. Mercedes Gomez
Velutini, remained in New York.
Arrived from Havana recently is Mrs
1
DR.. Cisneros, well known Cuban ply
stefan. Mrs. Cisneros is accompanied by
her daughters, Henriqueta, Julia and
Bebta, and they have taken an apart
ment in the city.
The Spanish Ambassador to Mexico,
Duke of Amalfi. will leave for Madrid
in the beginning of September to be
present at the golden wedding of his
parents. probably passing through WASH
ington and New York en- route to Spain.
Gen. Ignacio Andrade, Minister OF the
Interior of the Republic of Venezuela,
who had two surgical operations per-
formed here in New York, is much i'm
proved in health and on the road to COM
plete recovery.
Cosme Hinojosa, General Postma ster
of Mexico. has returned to his home
He was here for his health and has
taken advantage of his trip through Los
Angeles and San Francisco to study the
American postal system.
According to news received from
Caracas, Jesus Maria Garmendia was in
tured seriously in an automobile acci-
dent. The young man had recently
returned to Venezuela after having lived
for some time in New York.
| Lieut.-Col. Fello Esquivel of Costa
Rica has arrived in New York on a
pleasure tour.
i A. ]. Severino, a business man of
Mexico, has arrived in the city.
| Juan A. de Marval left last week for
Argentina. Senior Marval was appointed
by his Government to study in this coun-
try legislation about patents and trade
marks.
Il Ennor Y Nillamil and hia damnlntnr