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Margaret Hadley Foster (May 18 1843 - January 13, 1920) was a journalist and clubwoman, known for being Houston's first paid librarian. The Lyceum had been a private men's reading club which voted to admit women in 1887. Foster was hired as its first librarian at $25 per month. In 1889 the Ladies Reading Club was successful in lobbying the City Council to allot $200 for the Lyceum, making it a public institution. The Lyceum later merged with the Houston Public Library in 1904.