Casual reflects her style of dress   October 12, 2000|By
Stephanie Shapiro | Stephanie Shapiro,SUN STAFF  It's not that
Theresa Leatherbury of Catonsville wouldn't like to spend more
time on her wardrobe. But with two small children, Allison and
Freddie, a full-time job and volunteer work, shopping just isn't
a top priority for the 36-year-old working mom. "I end up
wearing stuff I've had for years," she says.  In the same vein,
formal attire is not a priority for attending "Splash!2000," an
annual benefit for the National Aquarium in Baltimore put on by
the Aquarium Associates. (The event takes place 8 p.m. Saturday
at the aquarium. Admission is $85. For information, call
410-727-3474.)  Leatherbury, an actuary with Milliman &
Robertson and president of the aquarium's advocate group, is an
ardent supporter of the gala's casual dress code. This year's
theme, Legends and FantaSeas, calls for fun and flowing hues of
blues and greens, but nothing too fancy that you couldn't wear
it again - for Halloween, perhaps