The sun., 1919-06-09

from Mexico; Mr.. A. Ferreira, from Ar
gentina.
DR. Luis Herrera. a professor at the
Fcrto Rico, his native country, on a
short pleasure, trip, I,
After a long illness and still in very
delicate state of health, Emilio Feri,
well known in Ponce, Porto Rico, has
returned to his country
Mrs. Enriqueta de oppenheimer OF
Pcnce. Porto Rico, and her daughter.
Mrs. de Santiago, have arrived in New
York, where they will spend few days
through the principal States Of the
Union.
Nicolas Rivero Muniz. editor of Ell
Didrto de la Marina, died In Havana
a few days ago. Ell Didrio de la Nd
rIno had become in his hands one of
the principal newspapers In Cuba. Mr..
Rlvero Muniz received the title OF Mar
quis from King Alfonso XIII. of Spain.
Alberto Acunh, a wealthy Chilean
shipbuider. attended the Pan american
Commercial Conference In Washington
| last week.
Rodolfo Jaramillo. engineer In charge
of the Chilean railroads office in New
York, Is now recovering after an oper-
alton for appendicitis.
DR.. and Mrs. Salas Marchan have
decided to remain a few weeks longer in
| New York before returning to Chile so
| that DR.. Salas may complete his report
on educational institutions in the United
States. AS the head of the First Nor
ma School OF Santiago. Chile, DR.. Salas
Marchan was able to introduce a series
o: reforms in the educational practices
OF that country that called the atten-
ton Of the Government of Chile to the
advlsability of sending him here to
study the American systems. After an
extensive trip through the United States
DR.. Salas. very favorably impressed not
only by the educational methods in use
but also by the courtesy Of American
officials and the people in general. is
making ready to return, carrying back
a wealth of information. From his
visit TO this country and the influence
1t will have on Chilean education much
| can be expected in the way of better
relations between both countries.
z. Schmidt of W. r. Grace & Co.,
has left for Buenos Ayres. Argentina,
| WiacIe ne Will take CnarSe or the Out
ward Shipments Accounts.
| Richard L. Binder has gone to Peru,
where he has been appointed assistant
chemist at the Chicama factory of w. r..
Grace & Co. of Chicama.
S. H. Kamma cher, electrical engineer
of the technical department of w. r.
Grace & Co. of Lima. has arrived re-
ala@
agent for w. r. Grace & Co.. in Cerro
de Pasco. Peru.
J. A. de Marvsl OF Buenos Ayres,
Commissioner of the Argentine Govern.
ment to study the operation of the pat.
ent Offices of Washington, London and
Paris. has arrived in this city. The OBJ
5ect of this mission is to suggest such
improvements as may be applicable to
the operation Of the patent office OF
buenos Ayres, and to the amendment OF
the Argentine laws Of patents and trade
marks. Mr.. de Marval furthermore, has
been appointed to draw up bill for the
enactment Of law for the protection OF
designs. of which Argentina is still lack.
ing. Recommendations for the amend.
ments and for the enactment referred
to may be sent to Mr.. de Marval, care
or the Argentine Consulate-General In
this city.
Miss Margarita Cowley. member Of a
distinguished family Of the society OF
Havana, has become the bride of Rober,
Alastir McCloud of Philadelphia. Mr.
and Mrs. McCloud were married las,
Thursday at the Hotel St Regis The
most prominent members OF the Latin
American colony in New York and OF
American society were invited to attend
innnSinD hril1
Among the many presents offered to the
bride there were gold and sapphire
hand bag sent by Rafael Abreu from
| Havana; bracelet OF brilliants anc
sapphires from the Cuban banker. Gull.
lermo Zaldo: a watch from Mrs Sat
terlee, the late ]. Pierpont Morgan:
daughter; a silver tea set from Maraui.
Larrinaga, Havana: a silver cutlery Sc
from the Northern National Bank o,
Philadelphia and another from a Phila
delphia club Mr.. McCloud's father ha.
offered to furnish the home Of the new
couple.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Pantin have come t.
New York from Havana on their honey
moon trip. Mrs. Ondina de Pantin 10 /
daughter OF Pedro Arenal. a Cuban mul
t-millionaire, and Mr.. Pantin is the sol
OF the Portuguese Consul in Cuba.
DR.. E. A. Morales. formerly Envoy Ex
traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiar,
from the Panama Republic to this coun
Try, 10 a visitor to this city. He ATTENDED
the conferences of the Pan-Americai
) Union in Washington last week as wei
! as the graduation exercises of Washing
ton University, from which Institute,
his son Is receiving the degree of docto
of laws.
Ramon F. Acevedo, prominent membe
or the Liberal party of the Republic O
: Panama and director of the Nationa
Bank OF Panama during the administra
ton OF Presidents Porras and Valdes
has been visiting here for some time. H
Is returning soon to Panama accom-
panied by his two daughters and a sor
who have just completed their courses Il
, American colleges
Gen. Nicanor Obario of Panama, aftc
visit TO this city, is returning home
accompanied by his two daughters, VIII
have been attending a convent in thi
: country.
Camilo A. Porras, acting Consul Gen
: eral or Panama, was among those OF III
> attn American consular service in Ne,
l York who attended the Pan-America
: conferences in Washington, D. c., Las
week.
Senoras Guadalupe and Melanie Ga,
ella, members of veil known Mexica
u families, accompanied by their niece
y Senoritas Maria, Antonio. Luz and In
{ nacio. arrived in New York, where the