The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-31
IN THE SHOPS.

supposed To turn back over the mua |
when the wearer is walking and to flare
out over the wrists when driving. That |
i for extra warmth undoubtedly, though |
for n truth. furs as n marter of protcc-
ton are joke on Fifth Avenue the
greater part of the winter.
Another muff which has narrower flares
of rrmine. is not 50 attractive.
Silver chains are to be found for The
woman who wears n silver purse and
other silver trinkets and are very pretty
sct lit intervals with mcdallions of TUT
uuoiS matrix. not uncommon in gold
charms. but less often found in the silver.
Watches for the Knickerbocker maiden
nie Very tiny. charming little hunting
ease affairs. the eases finished in heavy
-croled designs Of gold sometimes over
II formation of gold Of different shade
aud occasionally with enamel e be seen
beneath, but only a bit Of it. In the deep
bronze gold these watches are very rlch.
Little watches SET Solidly with diamonds
are 81 common in the smart Jewelry Shops
that il would seem that every other wp-
man on the street should he wearing one.
In the dark gold watches there Is SET
sometimes large solitaire diamond in
the centre and sometimes Il cnlored stone
itrrUundcd by diamonds. In the all-oSrr
| diamond watches there are some when
al1 heart shaped.
I.'art mouvcuu is TO be found in UNI
hrrln handles. These are graceful dam.
| sells in drappries in two colors of gold,
ana the head Of in Eainelke maiden,
| which forms the handle of one umbrella.
| K in different tones Of gold aud in silver
Beautiful umbrella handles are Of cry
stall. with floral designs applied upon
them in gold and silver.
|
4 German pottery in which some in
terrSting things appear has. in articles
far the writing table. inkstandS in pale
green, Il Sphinx holding between its fore
limbs Il little receptacle into which the
pen is dipped. The body Of the SPHINX
is the ink bottle proper, fitted with 4
cork. and is disclosed when the head
is lifted 1t is in a soft pale green and
costs 1926.
But If one talks Of pottery Of any kind
there are plaques to be seen on Fifth ave
llur which are most exquisite things IN
Dresden china. One Of these shows u
galIZe-draned figure standing upon u
green ground with the hands raised t.
branches Of Il towering tree. the bios
@0lls III white upon blue background
Ii is II wonderful thing and worth til,
$50 ii costs. Another plaque shows !;
dancing circle Of madcnS in soft tohes
nr greens, browns, blues and drabS
charming. hut with not quite the same
exquisite beauty Of the other. An ova
tray il another beautiful thing, the heaf
and shoulders Of Il woman the face VIII
lowered ryelidS. Of the pearly whiteness
1f the china the shoulders covered Will
tichu-likp drapery, also III white; III,
bands white. the white rose in the finger
having Il soft warm. creamy tint i'll The
heart There is dark. smoothly bandct
Hnr ana Il dull hlur band around thu
throat. n blue which gives the touch .
color needed to relieve the background Q
frur-lc-liS leaves in n soft gray-grcrl
forming long lines npon another sof
groom ground and graceful blossoms n
The top Of the pearly white'of the pottery
I'm gold or SILVER gilt. one Of the mos
attractive If chain purses is IN Egyptinl
design. exceedingly simple. and altogctht
charming The shape Of the frame
Egyptian. and from the frame hangin
ever III, purse aic small tass"IS Of ~
: metal representing perhaps rolls of papI
rus and similar taSscls finish the lowe
clgr u the bag.