The sun., 1919-10-06


has arrived here on business. He is at
the Union Square Hotel
Guillermo Crosby, a merchant from
Lima, arrived last week.
Don Luis Gomez Smitter and his wife,
Matilde de Pujol, left last week for
Guatemala after spending some timo
here.
Tomas Relna, merchant of Caracas;
Ermlnio Leon and Manuel de la Vega
have arrived from Venezuela.
Latest arrivals from San Juan, Porto
Rico, INCLUDE Miss violetta Ashmer,
stenographer OF the Federal Court of
Porto Rico Miss Clemencia Acosta,
daughter of the Sergeant-Major of the
Porto Rfcan House Mrs. Ana Quinoncs
de Gonzales, who came to New York to
meet her daughters, Amparo and Merce-
des; Mrs. H. S. Humbard, her daughter
Lean and her son Emily, to meet her
married daughter, Mrs. Carlos del Valle
Ieno, and. Mariana Acosta.
Latest arrivals from Mexico include
the following: Mrs. Catalina Gomez de
Meade and her daughters. Carmen and
Ketty. who probably will go soon to
Europe, and Mr.. and Mrs. r. Mordola.
Latest arrivals from Havana include
the following persons: Alberto Ruiz, -
journalist Juan Manuel Herrera, an
engineer; Angel Ortiz, Lucio Soils, as.
sistant manager of the Didrio de la
Marina, and his daughters Gloria and
Adolfina; Victor Ibanez, DIR. Gonzalo
Freire, Mrs Nena Ariosa de Cardenas,
the Spanish banker, Avelino Monies
and Mrs Nertasiana Martinez and sons.
DR.. Agustin r. Sangier has sailed for
San Juan, Porto Rico.
Carlos Monagas Pesante and his son,
DR.. Pedro Monagas, have sailed for
Ponce; Carlos Buck and Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Cruzado for Mexico, Diego Rubin and
Rufino Barrios for Guatemala and Mrs.
] Badillo and her son for Mexico.
Policarpo Espeto, who recently ar
rived from Caracas, is Ill in Mount Sinai
Hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Love and Mrs.
Leonor de Gonzales Moreno have arrived
from Buenos Ayres.
Mrs, c. de Heredia has returned to
New York after spending the summer In
Newport. r. l.
Among the passengers leaving for
Havana were the following; Mariana
Faquet, Gustavo Lobo, Mrs. Julia San
tero de Rivas, Mr.. and Mrs. Eduardo
Pujols, Jose G. Velez, DIR. Rogelio Diaz
Pardo, Augusta Dominguez, Dr. F.
nando Valverde, w. A. Paulin. the Misses
Amelia and Mercedes Toscano, Mrs. de
Quesada, wife of Lorenzo Quesada, a
member of the American Chamber of
Commerce in Havana: Jose Gonzalez
Hernandez Antonio I. de Arazoza,
Carlos Hevia, Luis Entrialgo. DR.. F.
Dlago and his family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Perez Mr.. and Mrs. Enrique Fernandez
and DIR. l. l.. Garcia.
j. Monaster!o will arrive next week
in this city from New Orleans to arrange
some business connected with the Canal
Bank and Trust Company Of that port
Victor Deigado. vino has been assist
ant to the Consul-General of Colombia
In this city, has been transferred to the
Colombian Consulate in Liverpool
Recently nineteen men representing
as many colonies of Brazilian students
in this country met for the annual con-
ference held by the Brazilian Students
Association. The meetings were held
| in the Central Y. NJ. c. A. in Chicago.
Among the recent arrivals from Brazil
to study in this country are DIR. Mario
Santos and DIR. Octacilio Tore Rosa
who was graduated in the Rio Medical
School in 1911
' Recent arrivals at the Holland House
| are German Arenas and Juan f. Du-
rand OF Callao, Peru and DR.. Y. Ivan
Defutinz of Santiago, Chile.
S. w. Head, superintendent of the
Panama Railways Company, has re-
turned to Panama after a short visit in
/ this country.
The Club La Luz, Inc, held their
opening reception and dance at their
| clubhouse, 200 Lenox avenue. on Satur-
| day. September 81. About one hundred
members and guests attended this re-
ception.
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