The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-08

and prepare myself for my visit to Moscow,
where [ shall attend the twelfth inter-
national medical congress TO be held there
the latter part of August. | anticipate
being absent just two months, when l will
return to Chicago"
DR.. Younger goes to the medical con-
gress at Moscow as representative dele
gate from the State Medical Association
of California, the California State Dental
Association, "the California Stomatologi-
cal Society" and the Pacific Coast Dental
Congress-" He will read a paper and
clinic on what is scientifically termed
Pyorrh6a Alveolaris, or Nthe incura bic
disease of the teeth and root cavities. 4"
DR.. Younger claims to have originated a
method of treatment by which this hor-
rible disease may be cured. He is prac-
tically taking this long journey to Mos
cow for the purpose of demonstrating to
the mem bers of the medical congress his
theory.
In September Miss Alice Younger will
be united in marriage to an officer in the
Austrian service-Baron Lavel Nugent,
or, as they say over there, Lavel. Baron
Nugent. The ceremony will be cele-
bratea at Vienna.
Mrs. Younger's many friends will be
happy to learn that her health is much
better than it was when she went abroad
last May.
DR.. Younger and the Misses Younger
sailed on the Colum bia Saturday m orning.
c. Gutierrez, son OF President Gutierrez
Of Salvador is on a short visit to Greater
On IN
San Francisco.
F. H. Coyne is guest at the Waldorf.
He arrived in this city July q.
c. c. Desmond of tropical Los Angeles
has been in town since last Wednesday.
He escaped the rainy season and is long
ing for q taste of New York's tropical
climate.
H. II. Loft. recently arrived from Oak
land, is at the Hoffman.
C. A. Wilson has been here since the
9th OF July.
w. G. BIuett, popular business man
Of Los Angeles, lett for Chicago on
Wednesday night He will proceed home
ward after few days in that breezy city.
Andrew W. Rose is guest at the Hol-
land.
Washington Davis, who left San Fran
cisco several years ago to try the East as
market for his plays, will shortly present
new romantic opera at Washington,
D. c., entitled the "Syndic." J. D. Mac
donald has composed the music, and it is
said to be very original and catchy.
w. W. Erskine is putting up at the I'M
perial
J. NJ. Rothchild from San Francisco
registered at a Broadway Hotel on
Thursday.
]. Jepson Jr., hailing from Los Angeles,
reached New York in the early part of the
week. His stay is indefinite. He is at
the Imperial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Curtaz are stop
ping at the Holland.
William ]. Gum of San Francisco is
paying a short visit in this city and the
Branch.
J. Dannenbaum, popular among busi-
ness men in San Francisco and here in
Gotham, is here on his annual visit The
Holland is his stopping place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Hayman arrived on the
st. Paul Saturday morning from their visit
in England and the Continent. They
are in excellent health and Mr.. Hayman
has benefited greatly from the restful
ocean voyage. They will spend the re-
mainder OF the summer at Hollywood.
Over half the passengers arriving on the
steamers now make loud complaint
against the newly enforced tariff laws.
Woe TO the am bitious society danes who
come weighted down with gorgeous Pa.
risian gowns and lingerie No more of the
dazzling finery that has made us all so
envious OF our more fortunate sisters, for
they are unwilling to pay two countries
for few gay clothes. Vive la America
say l.
James Tonheyand and Miss Tonheyand
passed through New York from Sacra.
mento last week. They stopped for few
days at the Glsey.
DR.. W. Freeman Southland, editor of the
San Francisco Medical Journal, has been
travelling through Italy during the past
two weeks. DR.. Southland will visit Paris
and then proceed to Moscow, where he
Will represent California in the Interna-
tional Medical Congress to be held there
this month.
In reply to the charming letter received
last week from CALL subscriber" | will
take pleasure in giving the necessary in.
formation through my column next Sun
day concerning the party referred to.
To Miss r. l.. M. can only say that the
parties she is so interested in have but re-
Gently left the city, and graceful yacht
now drifting about in the neig nborhood
of Old Fort Griswold on the sound. ia
carrying one of the persons mentioned.
More anon. TRELLA FoLTz ToLANn.