The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10
A PUBLIC INSTALLATION
Ladies Auxiliary Of The 0. R. {. En-.
terrain Theic Friends.
a BANQUET, SONGS AND SPEECHES
The Wives Of the Conductors Running
Into Houston the Authors OF an
Enjoyable Afternoon.

luids Of crcnti1n Wncn the W"tlH was f""hE
that whatever women undertook to do was
done well The nigh record thus early
reached has becn stcndfastly maintained
and on no occasos do they ever fan short
az the high staudaN nj placed by their own
fair hands. II matters not whethes they
nlan reception for princess Or King, or
undertake TO give memorial dinner to
tho waits Of the street. the same care and
attention the same rcguFd to all the little
amenities of life that bring momentary
forgctfdlncss OF the wWk-a-day world,
characterize their efforts. M man was
ever fortunate enough TO be the guest Of a
company Of ladies who was nat elevated by
the association and made to know that it Is
not all Of life tc labor
in this city about eight ye6.vs ago an
auxiliary to the order of Railway Couduc-
tors was organized. It is composed of tho
wives daughters and mothers Of railroad
conductors ana it has proved Of great ser
vice here. They hold business meetings
twice month In the knights Of PyIhius
hall on Main street, and once month
tea or other social entertainment occurs at
the home OF some member OF the order,
Every conductors wife is eligible to mems
bcrship, ana for this reason it is not ncces-
cary FOR railroad people to long remain
strangers In Houston. II they have the
proper qualifications they cam step right
into their own circle rs soon as thcv ruake
ther home here. Beside the social pleas
ores TO be derived from membership in
II, there is an Insurance feature that Is
very commcndablc, and those who desire
can thus carry protection
nc members Of the order In Houston
are very enthusiastic, aud they frequently
give public entertainments, to when they
invite number Of guests. Yesterday even.
Ing was the day and hour set for one or
those occasions and II was equal to any
CHOft
ely. II was the regular time Of ycnr for
The installation u the officers of the order
and the ladies' determined several weeks
ago TO snow their husbands, brothers,
fWeeh@arts aud fatAer~ that they know
hoW TO- 10 lodge work themselves. II Will
profanity not he telling a secret TO say that
thoy did the work we'll that the sus.
nrlon was aroused among the male spec
tators thar they had hppu dcvotlng them
selves To practice for some time before
they dared ia undertake their ceremonies
IN public, Any way the work was excellent
a ..nii, many IoIs' man who was present
N'hhoWledg"d. ~ least 10 himself, that
the working team IN his order was not ha
as apt nor nearly As rllu0stlc as were
rho ladies who conducted tho ceremonies
Yesterday evening Mrs Shcurcr. who
acted as grand president. was the installing
othccr, and she was ably assisted my Mrs
T. j. WoltcrS who acted as grand srcrl,
iarr, and Mrs. O'Nral who acted as grand
marshal After the usual announcements
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inc acting grand president Instructed the
grand marshal TO present tho otdcers. elect
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