Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
MRS. CALF CONTINUES
HER SEARCH FOR GOWNS
ping AIaGnG stores of Baltimore
To Complete Trousscnu.
DESCRIBED AS GOOD SHOPPER
She Makes No Hmsty Selections, but
Gives Each TrnGcSn,an Chance to
Show His WnrcS-SEe Is Delayed
With Eollia. Green Suits.
ISpccinl To The T.mrs-Disnn,ch l

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WASHINGTON, October lg-While
President Wilson made a hurried visit
10 princeton to vote for woman sur
rage. Mrs. Norman Cialts plans for
the day called for another shopp;n: ex-
petition TO Baltimore. but she success
,"hE Guided reporters. and it could not
ID" verified that she made the trip.
Mr". Calf is described Ivy her friends
rs 81 good shopper. us she does not buy
'hc hrst thing she sees at the first shop
she VISITS. but gives each trrdcslnan Il
chance I" display his wares. She is
nov negotiating with SIX shops in Ral-
timorc and three in Washinyton
ssEE HOME DELUGED WITH
BOILING GREEN SUITS
y perfect dclugc of Hol.inu green
suits. gowns and hats. are being sent
ia Mrs. Gialt's Washington home by
ambitious tradcsmcn and tailcrs who
wish 10 have the honor of supplying; at
least one gown for the rousseau 4
number OF Baltimore tailors are also
busy on u costume designed for the
wedding ceremony. which will he sub
mittcd for approval. II WAS not or
dcrcd.
The shop windows Of Baltimore arc
iuil OF suggestions for trouyscaus. and
Rolling green" signs occupy a con-
spicuouS place III the hopes of in
vci".in. the DISTINGUISHED shopper in
to buy.
The firm with which Mrs. Gait is
dong the most business in Baltimore
#concd to-day at the Boiling green"
storT. and said that In truth the color
most prominent in the trouss"au is seal
brown
Mis-. Gait wears Il number : 10 shoe,
width y. ON her last visit 70 Balti-
more she purchased Il smart pair OF
walking shoes OF dull black kid, but
ton!ng snu.ly about the ankles She
tried on Il number of bronze slippers
and some Of white satin, bat failed to
make n selection.
one gown. copied from Paris
model. but made entirely of made in
the |. :. a." materials. is o! brown
chiffon and satin. The bodice. which
is slightly plcated. is of the chiffon
with long gauntlet sleeves Of the satin
handsome mink collar IS fastened
about the throat by - yellow rose with
leaves of bronze tissue and brown vel
vet. This can hc left open in round
neck fashion to display soft collar OF
the pleatcd chiffon.
The skirt is OF chiffon and Is slightly
gathered into Il wide satin rirdle
caught with a rose of larger size than
that at the collar. Three graduated
bands Of satin from two inches To five
inches wide trim the skirt.
SAPPHIRE HUE SATIN
FOR EVENING COSTUME
At another shop Mrs Gait has Sc
iectcd an evening costume Of sapphire
blue satin drapcd with black silk net
embroidered in beads of sapphire blue
and "A darker blue. The bodice OF this
is formed OF girdlc of the satin with
a crushed over girdlc OF the cmhroid-
cred net. The sleeves are Of net and
are shirrcd in gauntlet fashion to the
wrists The shoulder part of this gown
is OF black net. sapphire blue and Sill
yer gauHc combined.
The net skirt. which is rcavy with
the embroidery. is made over a foun-
dation skirt Of satin. edged about the