The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26

bined jade and Jet. But the black
and white armlcts OF jet and pearls
are the favorites and indeed these
ornaments do give n deal OF COM
pelling style to a black evening cos
tune. In the same Illustration is
shown a Jet ornament for the fair.
The large cut jet pieces are moInt-
ed on an almost invisible black net
work and the bandeau Is supported
by, a flexible string Of flat cut jet
slabs. This Is fastened AROUND the
head so that the ornament in front
comes very low on the forehead
Just above the eyebrows In fact
Coronets are again worn as hair
ornaments In the evening. but al
ways extremely low on the forehead;
the towering coronet. high in the
hair Is obsolete, as far as fashion ds
concerned.
That earrings can no further go
in slze-seoms apparent this goa
son. one of the biggest earrings
OF the winter Is pictured--or a pair
OF them; for fashion has not yet
adopted the idea OF single ear
ring though who knows when the
notion will occur. EARRINGS OF this
mammoth size cannot swing from
the ear-lobe--'twould he most un-
comfortable! SO the heavy orna-
ments depend from n fine wire that
goes around the ear, the down
drawn waves of the coiffure. OF
course, hiding this means OF sup
port. Unless you are rather tall and
slim, and have a long, graceful
throat, do not try to wear this style
of earring. Short necked women
with we'll padded shoulders look
much best iiN smaller earrings that
set close to the ear-lobe. and should
stick TO the style. The earrings I'm
'the picture are of amethyst and
pearl, with q few small diamonds in
the fringe that drops below the main
ornaments. The neckchain matches
the earrings, with amethyst beads
strung between pearl strands. and
at intervals large pear shaped
placques OF baroque pearl. These
massive trinkets are well set off by
very simple frock of creamy satin
with deep bands OF pale ecru lace on
the tunic and flowing sleeves. I'm
contrast with these heavy ornaments
milady's purse looks absurdly tiny
but these dainty little purses are the
fashion now, and have replaced
more convenient and capacious reti-
Cules with formal attire. The little
purse In of very fine green-gold
mesh with pearl bead tassel.
I A smart trinket-set for the after
/ noon-say for wear with n tea frock
/ OF black canton crepe-includes hat
| pins, earrings, sautoir pendant and
bracelet, all in the massive, COM
| pelling size OF the moments fancy.
The hatpins, twin affairs, of jet set
with brillidnts, have enormous heads
that screw 10 the ends of the pins
after the latter have been adjusted
| just right in the hat. The earrings
are huge tassels of pearl beads. The
/ bracelet is of pearl beads strung on
| fine silver wire and winds several
times, snakelike, around the fore
arm. The sautoir pendant Is of jet
and pearls--a massive, fringed af-
| fair suspended on n slender black
silk cord. Another stunning sautoir
| pendant is of jade and galallth with
cut steel tassel, and also swings
| from silk cord. These gorgeous
sautoir pendants brighten up simple
bodices of severely plain one-piece
frocks and give that barbarically
ornamented look that fashion now
approves. A very beautiful set OF
! sautoir ornament and earrings has