Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-05-02
NOVELTIES IN JEWELRY.
There Is No Place in Jeweiry for the
Girl Without n Heart.


Girl Without Heart.
The girl without a heart is not at all
the rage this year. 1t does not seem TO
make much difference which kind she
Owls, but she must surely possess one.
A very unique id for the engaged
young lady is to wear on a tiny gold
chain round her neck a pendant in the
shape of heart the gem forming tn"
latter being the lucky stone of the month
in which she was born. One of the
newest styles in pins for young girl is
the simple forget-me-not heart. The
engagement bangle, with gold heart
forming the paddock, is dainty and quite
suggestive. They are often made more
elaborate by having the bangle proper
composed of any gem which may suit
the fair recipient
How our grandmothers would be sur
prised if they should find tucked away
in their work baskets an emery such as
the debutante uses or furnishes for her
maid 1t is little bag pressed into the
shape of a heart, covered with any
shade of tinted chamois and outlined
with sterling silver And it adds greatly
to the work baskets daintiness and COM
pleteness.
What wonders time works! Not long
ago one bought hav pins for cent each.
Now one can pay almost any price for
them. The bonnet made of violets will
not be quite complete these days unless
it is held securely in place by a hat pin
having an enamelled violet as its head.
~, To- fNr
are very beautiful.
A strange device for a pin is tiny
dog made of diamonds.
One of the latest and most unique
novelties in the jewelry line is a l..rge,
exquisitely enamelled rose pendant.
The bar part from which it is suspended
is composed of green enamelled leaves.
The pink petals of the rose itself are
studded with diamonds and for a center
is seen tiny watch.
The watch is surely making itself
quite at home in all sorts of convenient
places. We now find the leather card
cases with watches in one corner.
Surely this is sensible fad, for it may
aid one in timing calls to their proper
limit.
The silver purses with the top as a
watch are some ling new. And we
find the latest les of umbrellas with
tiny face of a watch appearing some.
where ON the han, lie. The very newest
idea for an inkstand is a cut glass
bottle with solid silver cover, the top
being formed by watch. Silver pan
ellis are in all designs, the little bronze
cat tai and silver oar rather suggestive
of summer. The silver cases for car
tickets are convenient. They are flat
and can be easily slipped in the vest
pocket Cigar b, xes made of copper
with silver trimm, IS, in exact imita-
ton of an ordinary cigar box, are some
thing new.
Shell hairpins, with crescent studded
with diamonds hanging from them are
new and very attractive. The gold
bands or coronets for the hair are inn
proved by being studded with any gem.
Opals are greatly in vogue at present,
and the fire opal, seem to contain every
exquisite tint imaginable.
Massive link bangles in gold or silver
are lecome quite the style, the larger
the DelCef, lnOuBn Cney seem faCner 10
burden tiny wrists they sometimes
clasp.
The engagement cup, which is SO
popular just now, has a new design
which quite rivals all past ones The
cup may lie in any odd shape or of any
rare china, but on one side we now see
small porcelain picture. 1t may be
the face of some sweet little child which
looks up at one at an afternoon tea, or
the very sentimental girl will take a
photograph of the most favored young
man of her acquaintance and have the
face copied in porcelain OH one of her
rarest cups. This novelty adds greatly
to the o'clock tea table. So the girls
think.