The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
B6NCHES OF LUCK.
Every Girl Today Ysafns for a Clus


ter Of Charms and Trinkets.
Women are just now putting money
aside TO buy,themseives fbulas. as are
called the new md fascinating pins
which are worn to hold their hehues,
bits Of arapery and neekties together.
So few conparatiyely OF them have as
vet been seen that it may not be amiss
to describe a fibula. Out Of gold wire,
| a. scroll similar 20 large is made, OF,
IL NAV ueifIaDs- be better described as
similar to the sign. of the treble which
| IS placed at the beginning of bar OF.
music at it's saclS~is a very long and
! firm piTls which after 1T has .passsd
j horizontally through. the material on
I which 1T Is worn, comes out again and
I gaes over the bottom part OF the ScrQH
I before finally hiding its point in the.
gown. Now the greatest point III raven
I OF this new pin IS that AFTER II mas heen'
fsso fastened Is canflet be 1erked out by
+ any extraueous force In fact, to get
4 It out at all a little manipulation As
] necessary The S, as IT may be Called
: for convenience has TO be turned up
j ward so as to unfasten ITSELF from the
4 pin which has passed over it, and not
/ until this is done can the long part be
I drawn out
+ This idea a most excellent one, IS
4 not really neyv. Long ago the Romans
4 devised ffbulas to hold their togas To-
j gether slippery, sliding garments
4 which made some such contriVance OF
\ Importance. In style there is vast
4 difference sin-ithese pins, some of them
4 Being very simple and Others repre-
= senting almost a. kings ransom-- Those
4 made of gold wire without further or
! namentation are very pretty and USE
full, and are TO be had for about IS,
q the lowest round of the ladder.
Again they are seen with one senli-
precious stone set at the end of the
4 coil. These are hardly more costly, the
medium sized ones averaging aooot
81 to So The truly pretty ones. how
ever, have a little bunch OF Irregular
pearls turqUoises, moon stones or even
diamonds dangling from the larger part
4 of the s. Each one of these stones rs
suspended by little gold chain and
+ the whole bunch measures not over an
i inch and a half long, Many prefer, also.
TO have these lunches of assorted
stones which they themselves collect.
4 It is. very noticeable the sparkle they
make when worn on a soft evening bod
ice. or they are. equally attractive when
x attached to some smart, severe gown
4 which needs an orderly compact look.
At present the school girls are haY-
ing great times scollectnS bunches OF
1 luck as they call the little trities they
group together and hang on thelr
chains or bracelets, and which many
! still insist upon calling dOO-daddlsS'
There has perhaps never been time
wnen such exquisite charms We're to be
kf0uuQ. ana naltlfs4AlAo LilS4 .Aelisfl. lAtS
Elucres out Of their pockets Minlaturs
gold fishes are seen which are flexible
and hardly hale an inch long; Their
: there is the ubiquitous pig with the II
ressstille curl ins his7tail and which II
: good bunch should befwithout- Amone
the newer things are tiny envelope:
of gold. With an enaEneled stamp IN tbs
Z corner and the owners name engraved
on the face. They open in quite thu
Irregular way. and have within a little
4 thin card Of gold which cam be 1ei
! out when desired, Should suci q
things .be presented as a gift il - US
tfef4aa4y to have engraved on the card
sssF'r'en1 Emily" or Anne or what
Fever the donors rarne may be- Occa
ksionaIly one sees a Wonderful little Al
brlrn a lizard, a handsome cab, in fac
EeVery sort of small trinket. And ever,
bunch of luck should have a heather
god. q gargoyle. or a queer old fellow
i that locks like Quilp; in short, a mon
, 4 strositye OF some sort 8 -.
A Story Telling Bracelet
= Trinkets for such bracelets are ne
costly, being s.sGaliy made OF pre5se
silver and SO follow IN succession o