PLAN No. 163. SEWING LESSONS FOR CHILDREN
Why shouldn’t the little girls begin to learn dressmaking as soon as they are able to use a needle and thread? That is what a Seattle lady thought, and she advertises in the daily papers that she will teach dressmaking to children on certain afternoons of each week for 25 cents a lesson.
She already has a large number of pupils, is rapidly enrolling more, and says it is surprising the way the little misses show an interest in the work.