The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04

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might invite tho~e 81 our nelshoorhood !
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nooo ~ seest tour varieties OF thee most
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beast tnros diseanct variations OF tho same |
spihuie put w connection with wheels. |
" was possible 20 arrange these seven |
INTO historic sequence and order and 70 /
cSn an the whole With the present method
OF factory spinning The same thing was /
zone Tor weavin9. and on every Saturday /
evening = htt@ exhibtt ~ made OF thee
VARIOUS torfns OF labor on the textile
innusuy
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ferhaps tne slncereet tribute ne have
ever received a. 20 the success OF the
Labor Museum was from a club Of necktie
workers. Formerly meeting At Hull House.
VINO Persls'entiy resented any attempt
on the part 81 their director 10 improve
heir minds. Tho president once said
that she wouldn't bs caught dad At a
l@"ture that she came to the club 10 get
Some tin out OF u. and indeed IL was
most natural that she should crave recrea-
=, One evening ! saw IN" entire club
listening 20 quite a stiT lecture In the
labor Museum. and 70 nv rather wicked |
remark 10 the president that I was sur
prised TO see her enjoying a lecture che
neplied that she did not call this . lecture:
she called this getting next 20 the STUFF
'ou work with all IN" time
Although the textile museum is ON
nect@d directly With tho sewing millinery.
and dressmaking constantly
nOssi BILE with tho ether e,iucational denart-
nents. such As the classes in draw in 4 ard
Designing. vet the educational values Of a /
museum for the members ~ the U,,Ii
Houss classes and FOR the pupils from The
nanv schools who are rons,ar,ly brough,
n visit n saem 20 ~ less inn ortant than
- reaction upon tho imrni RTsnts
We are especially deligk tod when IN L
'uis them into the position Of teachers
ND occasionally Of entertainers This