The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-11
HOTEL GOSSIP.

Morton Smale, dean of the dental nos
pital in London, England. and z. Lloyd
Williams, connected with the same insti
tuition. are among the guests of the
Knutsford. They have been making a
tour Of the larger cities in the United
states and Canada, visiting the dental
colleges.
4 think southern California is a much
oVerrated place. said Mr. Smale. .'One is
led to expect so much from what one
hears of II that when he gets there he is
naturally disappointed. We have been
dined and banqueted in several of the
large American cities, and almost every
where the orcheStras played God Save the
queen and other British airs in our nom
or Certainly we have nothing but words
OF praise for your American hospitality
we had three accidents on the Southern
racine railway coming from San Fran
cisco: Inc hrst one Was a huge boulder
winch mad rolled down on the track. Next
the side rods Of the engine broke. and had
II not been for the bravery of the engineer
who crawled forward and shut of the
steam, the result might have been a terri
bic loss OF life. Our third accident was in
Nevada. The rails had spread and every
one had to get out and walk while the
Tram eraWled over the dangerous part of
the track.
There is much feeling in San Francis
co against the rigid quarantine that is
being enforced. and undoubtedly il is in
teTfering largely with business"
COLLEGES Amer
lea, Mr. Smale said that the good ones
We're very good, and the bad ones very
bad. The Association Of Dental Faculties.
sald ne, is doing much ta-raise TIE stand
ard OF dental education IN America
Asked what was his impression of Am
erican women. Mr.. Smale said that he
was rather disappointed in them. As far
as ne had observed most of them got
fat" at forty.
The two eminent dentists expect TO re-
turn turn to England or the 24th by the, White
Star line.
= H G. Van Ness. representative of
San Francisco jeWelry house. is at the
Kenyon. Mr.. Van Ness has everything
that IS latest among his samples, all the
New York fads that have not reached the
west yet.
Diamonds have gone up in price" said
he, "on account of the South African war
and pearls have gone up because they
have come into special vogue among the
fashionable set.
The latest fads in pins. brooches and
belt buckles are snakes. japanese dragons
and grittins. in effects of rose gold and
French gray silver. These finishes show
up the relief effects. and are very hand
some. The very latest effect in gold. how
ever, is the green gold Probably the rem
reSentative of The Herald has not an adiI-
Gated taste. but to him green gold IS anv-
thing but beautiful The effect of the al
10y seems to produce what looks like a
cross between silver and brass.
Gun metal is having an immense vogue
in the east said Mr.. Van Ness. Watch
cases. belt buckles. match boxes and ci-
garette and cigar cases are made ont of
IL. The genuine gun metal is more OK
penslVe than silver. SO far only one man
has been able TO produce a first-class arfi-
Gle. That is J. y. Provenzano of New
York. He has discovered a method in
which he submits the metal to the action
of boiling acids. and so expels the rust
and which produces that peculiar fine
black sheen
KenyOn.-H. 2. PerigO. Omaha. E ID
Rogers Chicago; John G. White. Burling
ton: George Clayton and wife. Wisconsin.
3. r. Mcdonald, Price; J. B. COsgriff. TT.
Steele. WyO.: d. ]. LINDSAY Chicago; J
Wehtheimer. San Francisco: J. 81 Coe
Portland: M. c. Jones. Omaha: George W
Stole. Chicago; J. W. Bailey Denver: +.
Batbrick Battle Creek Mich: J. p Wur
ply. ST Louis; Mrs. Ingling. POeateIlo:
Miss Ollie Vanderbeck. POcatello: W Nc
Wicker. Ida NJ. Oharnett. Ella Oharnett
ogden: w. +. Polly. Evanston Wyo.: n
a. =. Stevenson, POcatellO; J. H Droste
St Louis: John Ryan. Lowell, Mass: II
c. Van Ness. San Francisco.
Knutsford-E- c. Baggs. Denver: E NJ
Samuels. New York; II. R. Rosenstein,
Glover. Atwood. Kan; Louis Long. Chi
cago; c. VI. CulbersOn, jr., Newman Ills.
B. r SmoOt Denver: c. R. McWiIiiams
Syracuse: z. G. Anderson, New York: ii
s. Hartman and wife. Cleveland o; Joe
Young. c. Stanley E. D. Griggs New
York: Il. G. Shepard. Boston; K. c. Weed
in Aspen Wyo.: +. Lloyd Williams
Motor Smale, London; Clark Wilcox. wife
and mother, Brooklyn; Z. P Trowbridge.
New Haven