The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04

TNELL your fad by your Jewelry is the
newest tale that tickle custom has
rugged UP.
This idea has come in with a
Il sudden vim, for scarf pins. chains.
bracelets and the innumerable little ac-
tcssories that are so indispensable to
feminine, not to mention masculine "trip
peries. are being made OF them.
Perhaps in this particular case the
glory belongs to the sterner sex. Some
man had an idea. and accordingly hied
himself into a back room, where he could
Doe alone and permit his notion TO grow
and take on some tangible form.
AS a result he blossomed forth with a
brand new pin. the like Of which had
never been seen before. Some friend saw
and admired ii. and on and on it went,
Gntl now there is scarcely person VINO
f. not possessed Of some trinket which
tells the all-absOrbing hobby without the
asking.
The man who is interested in horses
wears a scarf pin made in fac-simile
small head Of rose gold with diamond
eyes. or OF dull silver with the eyes OF
brilliants. Practically the same thing
has been carried out on a more extensive
scale for the girl who is jumping fences
and running races before her less ener-
Eetic sisters have finished their beauty
sleeps. Two heads, neck and neck. with
ears well back and open mouths. have
been made into a brooch. The name Is
rgfiied with the wind. the bride taut and
the nostrils wide distended. The gleam-
Ing eyes tel Of a race TO the finish and
al one has TO CO is 10 imagine a little,
sno 10 and behold, the quick ring of the
hoois is heard in the distance
Another fetching brooch but one in
flnitely more expensive. is horse that
has let himself out TO his utmost with
tiny jockey crouched on a racing saddle
The miniature is on ivory and is exqui-
sitely wrought The horse Is a bay. with
black name and tail and one white shoe,
while his rider has on the regulation
white trousers. the soft black boots with
TIE tan tops. the flaming red blouse and
the tiny red cap. Nothing. even to the
most minute detail, has been omitted
Tie ivory is surrounded with a circle OF
fair-sized diamonds, which in turn is held
pendent IN 2 horseshoe Of rose gold stud
ced with diamond nails. OF the kind il is
absolutely swell, and is a pin that would
attract attention everywhere. Naturally,
II is large, although not bigger than the
majority Of pins worn these days.
The more modest but rather common
one is horseshoe Of pearls. They are
made in a variety Of ways, but always
carry out the same idea. A particularly
pretty one is fashioned with a double row
of split pearls. and between the rows are
twenty graduated pearls held in place by
ire smallest imaginable nails Another
one, styled about the same. is two shoes
interlaced- Each one IS Of fair size and
OF the split stones. but the novelty is
caused by the combination Of the two.
These horseshoes. by the way, are more
often worn wrong side up by the great
majority Of people But trust the person
who has the least bit Of superstition in
MS makeup 10 take care that no good
fortune is permitted TO spill out. Horse
sbOes have been always popularity SUD-
posed 70 mean good luck. else why pick
up cast-of one and hang It over the
ooor In order that all who enter NAV
have streak Of prosperity.
The gentlemen have not been neglected
hy any manner Of means when ii comes
10 fortunate chances. All descriptions OF
hoops, crescents and shoes have been
m@1e into scarf pins. They may be of
splir pearls, whole ones. diamonds or
oIals. but are almost always in gold and
ot fair size, for when the ribbon tie Is
not worn almost any size or description
may be used with all iTnpunity.
The very nObbiest novelty is a bit
mounted in gold and leather trimmed (
j is a shining snafhe held in place bv
well stitched leather reins. which buckle
through the buttonhole and to the watch