The sun., 1919-09-29

Enrique Arnaldo. Porto Rican chemist,
| sailed last week for his native country
after having spent some time here with
his family.
son sailed last week on the steamship
Philadelphia for Venezuela.
Don Manuel Argueso, a Porto Rican
merchant. well known in this city, left
last week for Lake Placid, where he
Will spend some time with his family.
Gilbert Llats's family has returned to
this city after remaining for some time
in Stamford, Conn
Senior Syivino Freire and senorita
Moraima Rosich will be married to-day
In the Church OF Nuestra Sonora de la
Esperanxa- Senior Freire is a Leuten-
ant Of the cruiser Sac Palo of the Bra
lillian navy. Senorita Rosich belongs to
distinguished Porto Rican family Of
this city.
Jose Luis Requena and his daughter,
Luz Requena Legarreta, will leave soon
for Lake Placid, whore they will remain
for some time
Herbert p. Lewis, president Of the
American Chamber OF Commerce in
Mexico city. will leave at the end of this
| week for Mexico after n short visit in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Martinez Of Havana
are at the Holland House.
Among the recent arrivals from Peru
are Senior Felipe Pardo and his wife,
Don Ricardo Barreda and Sonora de
Barreda, Don Sebastian Salinas Cosio
and his mother, DR.. Juan Jose de Los
| Rios, Don Victor Lemaitre and Senior
Carlos Caceres, physical director of the
Y. NJ. c. A. of Lima.
DR.. Rodolfo Coiscou, one of the most
prominent physicians of Santo Domingo,
| arrived last week in this city,
Francisco Godoy, a Cuban merchant,
!s here with his wife and his son, Carlos.
Dr. Trinidad Romero has taken charge
| OF the Consulate of Salvador in this
city. DR.. Romero, widely known
throughout Central America as a law
yer and statistician, recently arrived in
this country.
NJ. Fumes Salguero. special correspon-
dent of La Pren8d of Salvador, will
| leave for Washington on business dur
ing the present week
Roberto de Lucca, a we'll known mer-
| chant Of Venezuela, and his wife, Dona
Margot Escobar, have arrived here on
their honeymoon trip. They are stop
| ping at the McAlpin Hotel.
Julio de Salas, a student at Harvard
University, left last week for Boston to
| resume his studies.
Lucrecia de Esquivar, well known In
Venezuela, has left for Caracas.
Elias Borges, q business man from
Santiago de Cuba, left last week for
Havana He Is accompanied by his
daughters, Gloria and Teresa Borges.
Benito Zalduondo, president OF the
Chamber of Commerce of Porto Rico. is
In this city to study the organization OF
the Chamber Of Commerce Of New York.
Quirico Prospect died last week IN the
Mount Sinai Hospital. DR.. Santos A.
Dominica. Venezuelan Minister to Wash
irgton, attended the funeral. The body
will be sent to his family residing In
Carupano, Venezuela.
Jose NJ Cardenas, brother-in-law OF
the President of Venezuela, Is at pres
ent in town.
Carlos A AIota, Minister Of the Do
minican Republic In Hayti, left last
week for Santo Domingo.
Francisco Ortiz. who has been for a
long time a member of the Congress of
Costa Rica, Is in this city at present
J. Betancourt, former Minister Of Co
lombia In Washington and Paris, ar
riy ed last week in this city. He is &C
companied by his wife and daughter.
Manuel Fernandez, a merchant of
Cuba, left last week for his country.
Rafael Catcher and leopold Borda,
the latter a we'll known Colombian
farmer, left last week for their native
country.
Recent arrivals from Santo Domingo
are DR.. Ramon Baez, DR.. Rivero and
Eduardo Villavicioso.
Adolfo Miranda, a Honduran jour
nalist, is In town. From Honduras also
arrived n. Rico Rodriguez, photogra-
pher, who comes here on business
DIT. Salvador savero. appointed Bra
lillian Consul in Hamburg is on his
way to Germany.
w. Fernandez. a Cuban Senator, is
visiting this city. Senator Fernandez
introduced In the Congress law for
bidding Cuban land to be sold to for
eign investors.
Ramon Espinoza has arrived from
Colombia
Antonio Miro Quesada. director Of Ell
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