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Kappa Alpha Theta, Paperback, English-language edition, Pub by General Books LLC Books History~~General Kappa-Alpha-Theta~~Kappa-Alpha-Theta General Books LLC Purchase of this book includ… Mehr…

Kappa Alpha Theta, Paperback, English-language edition, Pub by General Books LLC Books History~~General Kappa-Alpha-Theta~~Kappa-Alpha-Theta General Books LLC Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: May it be Kappa Alpha Theta's privilege to have a similar opportunity at each convention. It has become a custom for the fraternity women at Chau- tauqua to have a Panhellenic .banquet each summer. This summer the banquet was held August 6, with twenty-six fraternity women present, nineteen of them alumnae and seven still active members of college chapters. Pi Beta Phi had the largest delegation, eleven. Kappa Kappa Gamma came next with seven, then Kappa Alpha Theta with six, while Delta Delta Delta and Chi Omega each had one member present. The company discussed Panhellenics in our colleges, deplored the present rushing system, and enjoyed a profitable exchange of fraternity news and customs. CHRISTMAS CARDS AND SCHOLARSHIP Mary Eleanor Curran of Iota alumnae has designed a Christmas card which will sell for $1.20 per dozen. One-half the proceeds from the sale of these cards will be given to the Scholarship fund. Send orders to Mrs. Homer Laughlin, Jr., 666 W. Adams Street, Los Angeles, Cal. This attractive Christmas greeting, printed in two colors, is in booklet form, 2l/2 x 7 inches, with an attractive sketch as a frontispiece and this Christmas message in quaint lettering: "His star watching o'er us Slumbers not nor sleeps, Yule-tide unto Yule-tide Constant vigil keeps. Rays of love eternal Down from heaven shine, Earth with sky unite and Heart with heart entwine." EDITORIALS For the first time in fifteen years and the second time in the history of the fraternity, Kappa Alpha Theta suffers the loss of one of her Founders. In the pleasant rush of chapter life and the comfortable enjoyment of the privileges of membership in our fraternity, at times, perhaps, we overlook how much we owe collectively and individually to these four brave pioneer fraternity wom...<