The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-21
Latin American Colony in New York

ough manner to win the political cam
paigns OF 1908, 1912 and 1915.
In his country he has been a Deputy
and President of the National Chamber
Of Deputies. Assistant Secretary of For
eign Affairs. Secretary of the Legation
of Panama at Costa Rica and Secretary
of Public Education in his country for
six years.
At the present time he is one Of the
Ave members of the Supreme National
Board OF Elections, and Is Resident Min
lister of Panama in England, where he Is
going now, accompanied by his wife and
child OF 8 months
Mr.. Andreve is a member OF the Acad-
envy of Science and Letters OF Cadiz.
Spain. a member OF the Athen@um of
Santiago de Chile and OF the AthanGum
of San Salvador, and also a member of
various literary associations in his coun-
try. Mr.. Andreve Is also a distinguished
Mason.
Almost every country OF South and
Central America is represented in the in
testing colony OF Spanish American so
tourners at the McAlpin and Waldorf
Astoria hotels at this time. And their
numbers are gaining largely each day,
with the outlook that the early summer
fore visited New York at this time.
Managing Director L. NJ. Boomer OF
these hotels prepared an interesting
Easter celebration which had a strong
appeal for the Spanish visitors. Floral
decorations were everywhere in the din
ing rooms and foyers.
Enrique Carbon of Madrid, Spain, was
at the Hotel McAlpin for several days
last week. arriving from France on the
Ar In Of
Carton is an aid OF the Spanish King,
and his tour is for the purpose of study
ing trade conditions and reporting TO the
Spanish Government with the view to
extending Spanish commerce with the
world.
Among the weeks arrivals at the Nc
Apn were Mr. and Mrs T. ]. Hollo-
baugh and Sascha Jacobinoff OF Negra-
tos, Peru w b. Stevenson of Bolivia,
Roberto and Pedro Medina Of Colombia,
Nelo J. Ciyit Of Buenos Ayres, Argen-
tina: l.. Modiano and f. II. Durgin OF
lquique, Chile. and Arthur Tortello OF
Valparaiso, Chile: Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Arssemena and family OF Ecuador, o. G.
del Rio and NJ Suarez OF Sagua, Cuba,
and ]. F. Peralta OF Havana. Cuba r.
VI Boulet Of Mexico city. Mexico Au-
gust Mirande Of Madrid. and c. L. Cur
tet-Jaaues of Barcelona. Spain.
At the Hotel Willard is Senior Don
Carlos Vildasola, who has Just arrived
from London after a residence of seven
years there as correspondent OF the
Bercur1o Of Santiago. Chile. Mr..
Vildasola is a journalist OF international
fame. For a long time he was manag-
Ing editor of the Mercuyio and pre-
viously had been in the diplomatic SER
vice. During the war he was IN
England France, Switzerland and Italy,
visiting the battle fronts and sending
special correspondence 10 his daily. He
Is brilliant writer. who continually
labored to show the sympathy OF Chile
| for the allied cause The French Gov
eminent conferred on him the title OF
Chevalier of the Legion of Honor. and
In addition he possesses several decora-
tons from the Italian monarchy. He
comes to the United States to attend the
meeting of the Associated Press.
| Col. Don Alfredo Ewing OF the
Chilean army. military attache OF the
| Chilean Embassy In Washington, has
come to reside in New York.
There arrived yesterday on the
steamship santa Tulsa from Valparaiso,
| Chile, the Chilean Minister in London,
Don Agustin Edwards Mcclure accom-
panied by his distinguished wife Sonora
Ogla Bulge de Edwards. Senior Edwards
Mcclure has been the representative
OF Chile in England for seven years. and
before figured in the politics of his coun-
try. He Ia on the way to London now,
His son, Don Agustn Edwards Bulge,
is with him.
on the same steamship arrived the
Chilean Admiral Don Luis Gomez Car
reno. who not long ago spent more than
one year in the United States as chief
OF the naval commission which came
TO receive several submarines for Chile.
| Admiral Gomez Correno Is one OF the
most prominent and popular officers OF
the navy OF Chile and counts many in the
United States among his friends. For a
time he was in the English navy. after
which the Chilean navy IL patterned
Now he has retur~od TO the United States
to preside over tle commission which Is
studying the acquisition Of new materials
for the Chilean navy. in process OF re-
organization. for probably In the course
of this year 1t will be Increased with
the powerful units which are being con-
structed in England for the Government
OF Chile.
Senior Don Ignacio Serrano Palma
civil attache to the Chilean Embassy ir
Washington. who has been promoted tc
the secTetarysnlp OF tne leBdtioh III loh'
don. is stopping at the Plaza Hotel.
Captain Don Carlos Garfas Of the
Chilean Military Mission in the United
States has come from Bethlehem to re-
side In New YtsA
Senior Don Alexandra Montero. q
business man OF Chile. has just arrived
from Mexico.
Senior Don Jose Luis Riesco ErrazuriI
, son of the ex-President Don German
Riesco Of Chile. has arrived from Wash
inston.
At the Hotel Willard is the Chilean
engineer Senior Don Santiago Perez
Pena, who came TO the United States
With tho High Financ!a! Commission b.