The sun., 1919-06-16
With the Latin American Colony in New York

| p. de Hoyos, general manager in New
1 York Of National Railways of Mexico
and his sister. Senorita Adelina Hoyos
and brother. Federico. arrived here last
week from Mexico city and are staying
at the Plaza Hotel. There was a gath
ering Of friends to welcome the trav-
oilers, who gave a dinner for them at
the Commodore Hotel last Wednesday.
Sonora Miguel X. Martinez of New
York. with her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, will leave for Spain next July.
Manuel Salazar, q tenor, and David
Silva. q barytone. arrived In New York
to Join the San Carlo Opera Company.
which will start its season early In Au-
gust at the Forty-fourth Street Theatre.
| Mrs. de Mejia, accompanied by her
two daughters and by her son. Alfredo
Mejia, has arrived In this city and 10
| staying at the Sherman Square Hotel.
Mrs. Mejia' IL the wife OF the former
Minister from Salvador to Washington.
| FREDERICK Mejla.
Henry F. Tenant, who was recently
manager Of the Buenos Ayres branch of
| the Guaranty Trust Company of this
! city, arrived In this country q short
time ago and Is now stopping at the
Holland House. Mr.. Tenant was for
many years In the Diplomatic service,
| having been connected with the en-
bassies In Lisbon and Mexico city. and
also Charge dAffaires in Caracas and
in San Salvador. Mr.. Tenant expects
to remain some time in this country.
l. Jorge Godoy. son of the former Dean
OF the Diplomatic Corps of Mexico to
Cuba, and whose verses on Guatemala,
Mexico. Cuba, &C. have been appearing
from time to time In The Sun, has or
ganized a tennis club. which counts as
members the following distinguished
Latin Americans: Miss Daria Pagan,
Jorge Pagan, Miss Angelica Pacheco,
Daniel Pachecn, the Misses Margot ana
Josefina Mita nda, the Misses Adeia and
Mercedes Godoy. Miss Silva. Miss Ines
Dudley, Miss Elena Calderon, CASTOR An
drade and many others. Their tennis
court Is located at Ninety-sixth street
| and West End avenue.
Mrs. Barcelo, wife Of the President
Of the Unionist Party Of Porto Rico,
has come to the city in order that her
son may De operated upon for masto-
ditis.
Mr.. and Mrs Jorje Parada from
Mexico have arrived In New York on q
pleasure trip.
Gen. Micanor obario and his two
daughters have returned to Panama az
ter a short sojourn In this country.
Mr.. Shea, American Ambassador to
Chile. 10 expected. here soon. He is visit
ing this country ION a leave OF absence.
The manager Of the Banco Edwards OF
Santiago. Chile, Ricardo Seadle, and
Mrs. Seadle have left for London after
having spent short time in New York.
The Chilean Admiral. Luis Comes
Cerreno. has been invited to attend the
naval review at Hampton Roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emilio Marines Of
Havana are at the Waidorf-Astoria hotel
during their visit in the city.
A steamship Of the Lamport 4 Holt
Company ~ecently arrived from Buenos
Ayres gives evidence of the eagerness
OF Latin. Americans to take the first op-
portunity to come 70 the United States
now that travelling IL not SO restricted
and communication facilities are again
almost normal Among n long list Of
passengers were the following:
From Buenos Ayres-Miss Isabel
Apollonia. Miss Agnes Arancibia, Ge-
ronimo Arancibia. Noises sosa Azizo.
Arturo Aracena Terra, Braulio del
Busto. II. de Carmona, Miss Gertrudis
Cortes. Mrs. Carmen Dodero. Manuel
Duran. Alberto Escalante, H and b.
FernadeI Rodriguez, Luis Ferrero, An
tcnio Gallo. Jacobo Gluckeman, Leon
Lancaster.
From Rio de Janeiro-Douglas Allen,
Joseph Aston. George, Barrel, William
Baterman. Misses Helen and Mary Ba-
terman. William de Boer. Thomas Ban
ner. Henry Brown, Jorje Camargo. Ar
senio Gambler. Misses Elizabeth, Ana
Amelia. Aida Camelii. Emilio Camelli,
JemeB Cameron, Joao Vieira Cameron,
Joao da Cunha. Jose Gonzales.
Capt. Rafael Andrade de Lailaa.
commodore Of the Ecuador navy. has ar
rived In this country. accompanied by
L. T. Brooks. Capt. Andrade will visit
Washington In the interests OF an in
vchtion of a naval instrument upon
which he has been working for some
time.
With the closing OF the colleges for
tie year a great number OF students Of
LATIN <iicTlChii COuHtrles nave Deen
Hooking to Nv York to uass their va:
cations. Among those who have recent
ly arrived In New York are Luis AL
berto Villacres OF Ecuador, who has
been studying engineering in this coun-
try Juan Martin de Ycaza, son of the
Ecuador Consul General. who has been
studying agriculture In Maryland State
College. and Enrique Egas. who has
been attending preparatory school in
Massachusetts,. He Is also from
Ecuador.
Don Miguel A. de Yeaza, secretary Of
tho Ecuador Legation in Washington,
d. C., IL In New York on a visit to his
cousin. the Ecuador Consul-General of
this city. Martin Aviles. an attache to
the Legation, Is also here this week.
Julio Garcia is the new chancellor at
tached to the Ecuador Consui-GeneraIs
ONCE In New York city. He arrived re-
Gently from Quito.
Eduardo Arturo Tamayo OF Caracas
Venezuela, has arrived in this city on a
business mission. He represents the i'm
portant venezuelan house OF Tamayo A
Co., which does an extensive importing
business In general merchadise. Mr..
Tamayo states that business conditions
are excellent In his country at the pres
ent time owing to the good prices In
coffee.
Carlos Carbone. vice-Consul of Pam
anna. stationed In New York city, Is re.
turning to his country this week. He
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