Janet picked up the finished manuscript and took it with her to the studio. She left it at Billy Fenstow’s office and went on to the building where Roddy had his office and where the wizard of design created the gorgeous fashions that were worn by the stars in the big productions at the Ace studio.
Helen was in Roddy’s own fitting room and Janet joined her there. Roddy appeared in a few minutes and after greeting her warmly, set about the task of providing her with a new outfit.
“Tell me just what you want,” he smiled.
“Honestly, I don’t know. I’m going to college,” said Janet.
“Then let me decide,” he begged and Janet agreed.
The next hours passed in a swirl of fittings and cloth which was draped this way and that around them, and when they were through neither girl knew exactly what had happened.
“That’s all,” said the little designer. “I’ll send them to your home. It will be a week before they’re ready.”
“Thanks so much,” said the girls as Roddy waved them out of the office.
“What do you suppose he’s going to make?” asked Janet.
“Well, I know there’ll be a sport outfit and an afternoon dress; perhaps something for the classroom; about three apiece.”