The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 28, 1900, Page 5

THE. SUNDAY CALL. 5 Wibat Mt CostsaPrimaDonna ToDress HE prima donna has two duties. The one is to sing, the other is d The cost of the latter is a sum that the pub Six thousand dollars i her outfit. She paid it in Pa selves s ty in the form of tions. ix tempts and woman wez ut e of Mad: the w ning was a matter of business. 1 she was obliged to have the gow d not stop buying y were v vo thousa rid of the bill i d to, she proceeded to e sighed, and grew The double skirt h turquoise buckles. match every gown.” 1l Here, to begin v ‘omen will know what that it is the flippancies that able bands of trimming at a price! And the two opera he two short ca ;. Just a lot of old animals’ 1 and the mink and the rest of them never guessed their value, did they One by oue the afternoon gowns were produced. Five, they are, and $150 each is average of their co ept the four ca z owns 1 i. “How much? Do vou like t 2 Th e ra 1 love The maid waited at the door. “There are trunks to pac she said. ‘ EMMA NEVADA o2. Y/ ZJANDAFEW OF HER MOSTEXPENSIVE GOWNS S /PHO!O.S BY ALIS A —