The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-10

q 1NCE scmi-prcciouS stones have be
Ncomc fashionable young girls nre per
mitted 10 adorn themselves occasion
ally with pieces of jewelry which, befor,
the days Of the turquoise and opal matriN
chrysopraSc and lapis lazuli, would have
been considered far too elaborate for any
one under twenty 10 wear Now, how
ever, special designs are made for girls
with simple settings and stones OF little
intrinsic value but dainty in coloring.
Almost any tint can be found in a semi
precious stoue-pink, blue violet. yellow
green brown and all the shadiuss of these
colors from the fainteSt cloudlikc effect Ia
deep dark tones. Some girls are collecting
stones or Settings Of one kind, while others
prefer a chain ot one color, n bangle OF
another n brooch Of still another so that
they always have some odd bit in the way
Of an ornament to wear with any color OF
gown.
4 stunning new and unique belt clasp
of unmistakablc Oriental workmanship
has been chosen by one young girl to 90
with her school outfit. 1t is of silver
gilt. with an inch wide band OF metal
lnee work. extending across the middle OF
the ornament and finished with two
square metal pieces turned cornerwisc so
that they look like fancy buttons In
the centre Of each of these is a deep
blue Russian lapis lazuli cabochou, show
Ing occasional elints Of darker blue.
For serviccable and at the same time
attractive chain, which will be found
useful for carrying witch, a small
purse or a locket, there is an odd silver
and lapis lazuli piece which has long.
slender links of the metal in Il rnther dun
hue. At intervals there are polished bits
of Russia lnpis in irregular shapes. This
lame chain was duplicated in a pinktSh
quartz which looked much more eHe
pensivc than the price marked on IT. OF
course the stones arc small and the chains
much more slender than those worn by
women, but they are pretty and attractive
nevertheless,
An unusual bracelet, which WAS de-
signed In Paris, Is made of silver gilt
links fastened together SO tliat they
spread apart and the ornament is
drawn over the hand aud hen spring
back TO place, so that the bracelet hts the
rrm closely when it is properly adjusted
Each double slide has n daintily cuam-
FILED dcsig traced Oh it in lapiS blue
These come in all shades Of enamel. in
bark green, red, lavender and even white,
but the blue is liked best by girls.
Then there are quoint brooches which
are useful to fasten collars or ties and
which arc simple enough in design not
To overstep the line drawn separating
for women. One Of these brooches showed
on artistic arrangement OF soft green chrys-
oprase with several small cnbochoo stones
set around the rim OF an antique hand
wrought silver disc aud "A larger chryso-
praSc cut like a scarab mounted in the
centre. There is d weird tale about tho
piece of jewely which adds 10 It's fasci-
nation and incidentally is supposed TO
bring good luck to the wearer if sue be
genuinely fond of these applc-green
stones
If schoolgirls carry umepiccc at all
;hey generally prefer to have a small til-
yer watch set in leather wrist, band
Tor school use, or in a simple silver brace
let. The fashion for watch chains u com
ing IN again, however. and will undoubt-
edly ind favor among the older girls.
who really need 10 have a watch at hand
constantly. ne silver cbnin with nm.
1eudl INKS be suitable for a girl