The sun., 1919-11-03
LATIN AMERICAN COLONY NOTES.

Dr. NJ. Cameo Mayorga. an oculLst
from Mexico City, Is at the Hotel Ar
llngton. Dr. Mayorga will spend an
other month In the United States with
the purpose OF purchasing some up-to-
date apparatus for his eye clinic
octavio Elias Moscoso. editor of the
Spanish edition of Vogue, has left for
Washington. d. c., to represent the
Dominican Republic at the international
Labor Conference. Mr.. Moscoso is a
prominent author, poet and speaker. He
lives In New York city.
Senior de Ia Barra and Nine. de Ia
Barra gave a reception last Monday at
their home in Eighty-fifth street near
broadway. Miss Retana delighted the
guests with some highly original dances.
The reception lasted from until 10
o'clock p. NJ
The Misses Travieso, daughters of a
wealthy Cuban merchant. sailed for Ha-
vana few days ago. They will return
to New York next summer.
Sonora Miranda and her daughter
Josefna have returned to New York
after having spent the summer months
In the mountains. They will sail for
Supa some time this month.
DIR. Carlos Kohly, a Cuban physician,
his wife and son left for Havana last
week after a stay Of one month in New
York. DR.. Kohly is cousin Of the for
mer Secretary Of Public Instruction OF
CUBA. Senior Federico Kohly and
Sonora Embil de Kohly also sailed for
Cuba, as well as Senior Francisco A.
Godoy and his wife, Sonora Nena Kohly
de Godoy.
The Sociedad Artistica Espanola gave
another performance at the Central
Opera House on Wednesday evening. Don
Juan Tenorio." a drama OF the old school,
was produced. Da Ines de Ulboa played
the leading part, and was ably support
ed by a well chosen company. Sr Girls
tooal o. Bouza is the manager of the
Spanish troupe, which expects to have n
number OF performances in New York
city during the season.
Arrivals at the Astor Hotel include
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Aguilefa, Havana
Cuba.
Judge William H. Jackson. former
District Judge OF Panama City. has
formed a partnership with the law Arm
OF Gilbert, Campbell and Barranco of
this city. -, Mr.. Gilbert is the former
Governor Of the Philippines Mr.. Camp-
bell held the position OF Supreme Court
Justice in the Philippines. and Mr.. Bar
rance is we'll known Cuban attorney.
On CaturregH, financial agent of the
Mexican Government. has returned from
Mexico. He was accompanied by his
wife. as
General A. Mujica is here from Mexico
City. He will stay in New York for some
time.
Rafael Dorantes, Mexican farmer
and business man. has returned from
Mexico City where he went on business
MISS Lucia Fernando Flores, a noted
hexican mezzo-soprano, will leave for
Italy during the present week where she
Will resume her studies at Milan.
Pierre Juanolou, a French merchant.
Is in New York. He comes from Bogota.
Colombia, where he has important bust
ness connections
Alberto Garces Molina left here last
for st. Louis, Boston and Chi
,ago to study business conditions in the
United States.
Messrs. E. Fl. Fette and Edward
Stack were the principal guests at a
dinner last week to celebrate their trip
TO Manila, Philippines. They will estab-
ish a branch office in that Latin Amer
can country. and then return to New
York
The following Latin American stu
dents have just arrived from South
America: Chester Fordham, DR.. Jose
Alves de Castillo, Jr., Octacilio Miranda,
Arandy Miranda and Cge Leal from
Brazil from Chile. Angelo de Sa ana
Antonio Pena. A Mexican student. Ga
oino Palma, is also here. Most Of them
have taken special courses in Columbia
University.
DR.. Alberto Velez Calvo left for Paris
asst Wednesday. He has been appointed
Secretary of the Colombian Legation.
Messrs. Charles r. Cameron, Doyle c. |
and Charles Innes Brown
have been appointed American Copsuls |
n Tacna, Conception and Iquique, Chile |
Nine. Marguerite d'Alvarez. the Pc |
-uvian contralto, a former member of
he Hammersteln and Boston Opera |
Company, made her American debut re-
'ital at Carnegie Hall on Saturday after |
noon. The concert was we'll attended by |
IN appreciative audience, Among the |
numbers on the programme were Air de |
from "Iphigenie en- |
Aulide." THE Celestial Weaver" from |
he Chinese poet Ting Han Ching, 800 |
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