The age-herald., 1897-09-30

ing that she is doing the most ultra thing The hexitle bracelets are fre- quenatiy studded with genas. such as tur- quoise, pearls, emeralds and rubies, but there are mary plain. unjeweled ones that look as If they were just taken from among the family heir,ooms, whaae they have been sacfealy kept for two or three generations
 
 We have had a dear.h of jswelry in fashionable drawing rooms of late years, but change is predicted, and in all probability 'theEe will be visible this Winter al the social functions display of gems quite dazzling and refreshing. Among the fayorte pieces of feminine jewelry is the aorgnete chain, which is ahus written about by an expert
 ''TEe sartoir, pepularIy called the lorgnette chain, holds its own, but the newest designs are quite different from the plain geld chain of the past. One of the handsomest is composed entirely of amethy sts, cut perfectly round, each stone has a crystal rondle set in it's cen- ter. The mother turquoise treated in the
 
 te chains on the market. Another ex- celerlt combination is that of American pearls and drops of gorgeously colored enamel It is some times hard for the uninttiaited to tell she enamel from the . precious stones. Hatches fans, chain purses and lorgne ;tes are worn attached ito these chains. The deml-sautoir, how ever. Is the ia:est thing. lit is short faNl is designed especially for evening weair, ard is supposed to carry a handsome pcndant. When the sautoir first came into vogue women were inclined to at- tach their watches to l., and this neces- sitated tuclking tlre tme-piece out Of sight. It is safe ito predict that the newest sryles in watches will not be hidden from sight. Gorgeous is the onry word that describes them. and they are worn attached to a. pin In plain sight In size the Fashionable wa tch is small and the psoslt sculgft aftea are a solid mass eff precious gems. 1t is difficult to say whether one color or a combination is most in favor Not everyone can af- ford these jewel-incrusled wa atches, and for such there are dainty designs dn furnished gold, studded with small stones anld others combining enamel and jewels. Woman is destined ito wear jew ely, 9nd 8 great deal of it this winter, but not in her ears. Ear-rings are still bad form, and most persons who own handsome pairs either have The stones set in rings or in braleelets.
 The ladies of the First Methodist church are arranging to give very novel and enjoyable entertainment be- fore very long. They contemplate hay ing an art exhibition at some handsome private house where copies of many of the most cultivated modsrn pictures can be seen by the public for a nominal sum. The works of such artists as Edwin A. Abbey, Charles Dana Gibson. Howard Pyle, Alice Bar ber, w. T. smedley, Albert Lynch, etc.. will be seen to great advantage at this exhibition. There will be not less than fifty famous pictures se- cured by the Methodist ladies, which number will probably be augmented by other paintings and drawings of we'll known artists.
 Mrs. Charles Ivey wil leave in few days for Montgomery, wh!ther she goes to join her husband, who Is in business in that city.
 Mrs. Joseph r. Johis.on Will return from Tate Springs Friday, much inn proved in health from he- saiourn at th's famous resort.
 Miss Mamie Hamilton returned Mon- day from a long visit D relatives at $ th- ems, Ga.
 Misses Ferrie Nabb, Jessie Morris and yelma Enslen left Tuesday for Washing ton, D. c. where tbey will enter school
 
 The Cadmean Literary Circle will meet tomorrow Friday) afternoon at S:3O o'clock at the home e. Mrs WIll am Hardie on First avenus.
 The Aurora Literary club AiE h i'd it's initial meeting for this season en next Thursday afternoon, October | at 4 o'clock at the home of Miss Grace Har- die It is usually the custsm of She Arir roras to convene on Wedna sday after nooTs but the first meeting will occur on next Thursday afternoon, owing to the fact that Mrs. William Hardie will be absent from the city on Wednesday. ], The Women's Foreign Missionary unll ion wilf convene at (iadsden next Tues. day. October D. at the Prcsbyteifan church. The Presbyterian churches of