The sun., 1919-11-03

remain In New York.
Bruno Diaz, Cuban, died at his home
In Greene avenue, Brooklyn. A requiem
mass was celebrated in the Church Of
Nativity.
DR.. Eusebio Morales, general manager
of the International Publishing Com
pany of Panama, and Enrique Clare left
New York and returned to Panama.
Jose Caledonia Castaneda, who will go
to London soon, and Eduardo Galie-
COS Gutierrez. named Colombian Consul
in Newark, N. j., have arrived in New
York from Bogota, Colombia.
Jaime Vaca kruz and his family, Mr..
and Mrs. Valerie Graham, Antonio
Paredela, DR.. Adolfo Poo and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raimundo Rozaina,
Ricardo Taya, Mr.. and Mrs. Luis f.
Estrada, Esteban Amador and Mr.. and
Mrs Max NJ. Maroon left New York and
returned to Havana. Cuba.
Mrs. Ernestina de Almena, Leopoldo
Lacayo and Miss Carmen Lacayo have
arrived In New York from Managua,
Nicaragua.
DR.. Jaime Troyo, n member OF tho
executive STAFF of the Club Aspraciones
has gone for a short visit to his mother
in Atlantic City.
After living three years in New York,
Rafael Herrera Chacon has returned to
Bogota, Colombia. as representative Of
commercial firms of this city.
Octavio ViteTi and his family have ar
rived in New York frcm Ecuador.
Joaquin Canizal, assistant manager of
the telephone company of San Juan,
Porto Rico. and Mrs. Canizal have ar
rived In New York.
The poet, Solomon de la selva, left
New York and returned to San Salvador.
Mr.. and Mrs Salvador Oslo. Gabino
Palma and Mr.. and Mrs Clemente SAM
and their son Manuel have arrived in
New York from Mexico city
Gen, Cleto Gonzalez, formerly Presi-
dent of Costa Rica, arrived here on
board the San Jose from Lmon Costa
Rica. He will stop at the Hotel Har-
grave for several weeks before return
ing to Costa Rica.
Alberto Velez Cobos. who came lately
from Bogota, left New York for Paris,
where he will be secretary of the CO.
lombian Legation.
Ramon Rosales. Porto Rican, OF the
firm OF Rosales & Co of this city, died
last Thursday at his home In New York.
Miss Maria Argotte, Miguel Aular,
Santiago Bastardo, Mrs. Lara de la
Cruz Santana, Pacifico Bruguera, Julio
Branden. Dmas Michaelena. Alberto
Sandoval and Elroy NJ. Perez and his
brother Juan de arrived in New York
from La Guayra, Venezuela, on board
the Philadelphia.
Ernesto Ravinet, Juan Oscandon and
Antonio Pena are in New York from
Chile.
Miss Gloria Sanchez Galarraga, A.
Martinez Pereira, Jose Granda and
Roberto Maqueo left this city for Ha-
vana.
Or. Teofilo Hernandez and son. Hector
Morales and Miss Ramona Garcia left
New York via Havana for Santo Do
mingo.
Salomon de Ia Selva. the Nicaraeuan
poet. author OF Tropical Town" sailed
for lei Salvador last week. Sr de Ia
Selva will write a book OF poetry on
that Central American country
Guillermo Elbirquien returned to Hon.
duras after brief stay in New York,
He resides on the northern coast OF Hon
duras
Enrique Clare and his wife sailed for
Panama last Wednesday. Sr. Clare is
a we'll known writer
Sonora Augusta de Mejias is here
from Caracas, Venezuela.
Leopoldo Lacayo is here from Mic
aragua on a pleasure trip.
Miss Juana Molina and Miss zoraida
Matu, two Nicaraguan girls penaoned
by the Government OF that country TO
perfect themselves in their studies, have
entered Columbia University.
Sonora. Pequerina de NIoraes. we'll
known in Rio de Janeiro societv. sailed
for France Wednesday Senora Moraes
lived in New York several V, RS and
will make her home in Europe.
Miss 'Mayits" lie Batard and her
mother are back in New York from
Milan and other italian cities. where
MISS LIE Batard went to study singing
Her father, a noted Cuban physician,