The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-01
HOW TO WEAR JEWELRl
THE STONES SHOULD HARMONIC
WITH THE COMPLEXION.

People VINO Are Not Brilliant Conversa-
tionaIists Should Never Wear Ola
nonds-Esthetic Possibilities of Native
American Jewels
"Do yoa know" said Edmund Russell,
expouuder OF Delsarte and reformer IN
aesthetics, to caller one day, most PEG
pie do not know how to wear jewelsy
! Well, they do not. There are two princi-
| pies on which they should be worn-one
on which the jewels blend and one on
which they are a climax. The ideal ces-
tune of responsibility has been black
silk or satin dress with shining red spot
of Jacqaeminot roses and a diamond lace
( pin. Moreover, most people do not give
enough to buy beautiful jewels, TO be
handed down AS heirlooms ia the family,
! but spend sums Of money on dresses that
/ ia a season will be out of style A pupil Of
mine one evening put on garnet dress.
with a garnet pin at her throat. Don't
put on garnets,' said her sister; they
won't show This is the principle on
which most people wear their jewels.
do you know continued the oracle on
dress, better effects can be- made with the
cheaper stones2 We should have artists
working in jewellery, net mere stone poi
ishers. There are undiscovered pessibili-
ties even in the native stones of America
agates, beryis. csraeils u.s. the ture aolse sf
Colorado and New Mexico, and the opal Of
Mexico. All these might BE- worked into
rich designs II we knew how to make the
jewel the decorative part Of the costume
rather than a conspicuous note itself
"One should not buy Jew jewels 80
costly that they are Obliged TO wear them
with everything 70 show their financial
condition. but rather Ouy many With DIFF
ferent designs so they can be selected with
appropriateness. The pupil previously
mentioned | advised 70 make study 81
garnets, as they were becoming 70 her; 70
fasten her dress with garuets: buy a gar
net girdle and pair Of shoes jewsied with
garnets, the whole not costing as much az
one small diamond"
THE TOPAZ
Stepping 70 an ivory jewel case, which.
when opened, disclosed a second Of silver
embossed with gold. Mr. Russell selsc,sd
case ia which repossd galaxy o. sparkling
gems. This" sad ne, picking up a milky
stone that blazed with ali the oolors % the
rainbow, - Mexican opal. Worn EeKt
10 the skin il j. very effective. sad makes a
beautiful necklace CpAls best harrnouIzs
with one % 50 btls. fssci mating type. A siren.
II adorned with enem, would have more VIC
tins, cat with al their cash Of Are they
are 80 quiet IN tone they are becoming 70
almost every ere.
The topaz - an inexpensive stone. azS
becoming % bosh blo1is and br0nettss
They form an exquisite com oin2iioz With
small diamonds. ard, as sssa "a antique
jewels, mount with great saec. IN gsId
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evening wezr The pale yellow tSpzz
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quartz co=zs IN nTs~n tosss. Elective Tor
tie OBITUARY wear q bro~a ha5re1 people
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