The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08

known in TIE city OF Lima. will remain
in this city for some time
| During next week the Brazilian writer.
J. Fontenelle, who came to- this country
to study American journalism, will leave
| for Brazil.
DR.. Marcos e. velasquez, appointed
Minister of the Republic OF Nicaragua
to Panama and Presidential candidate
Of bis native country, is In this city at
present.
Carlos Melendez, ex-President Of the
| Republic of Salvador, who arrived here
lately. has recovered from his illness.
| Rafael Marcos Carajal, Leonardo Mo-
rales and J. A. Lasa sailed last week
for Ecuador. Enrique Roca, from the
city of Guayaquil, left also for his ma
| tive country.
| Marco Tulio Quinones, a Venezuelan
sculptor. has finished the monument ded-
| icated to Bolivar that will be erected
in the Panama Canal.
On the initiative of Mrs COLUMBIA de
Bertrand September 15. the national hol-
| iday of Costa Rica, will be celebrated in
| New York Mr.. Bertrand will be assisted
in her patriotic efforts by the Misses
McGregor and other of her friends. Man
uel Gonzalez Celedon, ex-Consul of Costa
Rica, has opened a subscription list for
the purpose.
Heriberto Orces has arrived In New
York from EQUATOR for the purpose of
completing his studies OF commerce and
finance.
DR.. Francisco Hermogenes Rivero, a
Venezuelan physician located in Santo
Domingo, has arrived in New York on
a visit
The Porto Rican colony In New York
has been considerably increased during
the last few days by the arrival of the
following compatriots: Jose Castillo and
two daughters, Laura and Margot, the
first to study music and singing and the
second to acquire an American business
education; Judge Dapena, who is here
on a two months vacation with his fam
lily. In his absence his post will be filled
by Perez Mercado. Miguel Angel and
Vinicio Montilla, with their sister, Mar
garita, have come to join their parents
who have been Lying here for some time.
Mr.. Montlla, ST., having come to New
York for medical treatment; Mrs. Car
men Padilla de Moscioni and her three
daughters, Leticia. Aida and Sofia, who
have come to join Mr.. A. Moscioni, who
came here nearly a year ago and has
established a studio of photography !;
Santo Filippi and his daughter, Belen
| who is to be married to Matthew Alfonsi,
merchant of San Juan, p. r.. Jose
l'azan, manager of FL TEMPO, and fam
lily; Commissioner Antonio Costa Sam
Idly and family, Mrs Sarmiento, widow
Of Antonio Sarmiento, attorney at law,
and daughter. and Luis Sanchez. Nor
ales. attorney az law. and family.
The wedding Of Miss Carlota Emman-
uelli of Porto Rico and Alberto Ruth
of Argentina will take place In New
York some time during this month.
DR.. Trinidad Romero has been APP
pointed Consul OF the Republic OF El
Salvador to New York.
A large number of persons attended
the concert and ball given to celebrate
the birthday of Mrs. Rosa de Casas.
Gen. Jose Maria Garcia, millionaire
and ex-President of the States of Tru-
jillo and Zulia of Venezuela, has arrived
in New York on business, at the same
time bringing one of his sons here to
educate.
Francisco Schettini, captain OF the po-
lice force of San Juan, Porto Rico, has
arrived In New York on a two months
vacation.
Mrs. Algie NJ. Robinson, an American.
manager Of the Hotel Regis and n mem
Der OF the Department of Commerce in
Mexico city, has left Mexico for st.
Louis. philadelphia, New York and
Washington with a view to making ac-
tive propaganda in American social,
commercial and industrial circles for
the expansion of American enterprise in
Mexico.
Recent arrivals from Havana at the
Hotel Astor are d. Castillo, Jr Alfonso
Paris. Manuel Campos Gomez, H. Fer
nandez Colmenares. ]. p. Ramirez, Do
mingo Leon. Maurice ]. Camacho. s. p.
E. Herez, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Baiz. ],
NJ de Villa, ]. A. Cabassa, Gustavo Gui
Herez. Mr.. and Mrs. Segundo Casteleiro
Ricardo Amezaga, DIR. and Mrs. F. NJ.
fernandez, Mr.. and Mrs II. d. Fritot
Among the guests at the Holland
House are Mr. and Mrs. Ernesto Tonga
and Miss Rita Tonga OF Havana, also
Miss Lille NJ. Howe, Havana.
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