Discover the early days of a pioneering sorority in the pages of a 19th‑century college journal
This edition chronicles the birth and growth of Alpha Chi Omega through Historical Sketches, member letters, and firsthand accounts from Greencastle and DePauw University. Bright with musical and literary life, it captures the organization's first years, its aims, and the community it built.
This volume blends narrative history with vivid snapshots of student life, from founding meetings and anniversary celebrations to the sharing of programs, recitals, and personal updates. It includes program notes, member rosters, and reflections on Christmas traditions that shaped the chapter’s culture.
- Founding story of the sorority’s Beta chapter and early expansion plans
- Snapshots of annual events, musical programs, and notable collaborations
- Personal letters from members, plus excerpts from historical sketches
- Descriptions of chapter life, residence, and weekday sorority activities
Ideal for readers of university history, women’s fraternities, and music‑study era artifacts seeking a window into 1890s campus life.