Kinne, Emma E.

Sigma Kappa Bulletin, No. 5, Summer 1916

This issue of the Sigma Kappa Bulletin includes a list of sorority leaders, information on the National Panhellenic Congress, an outline of the sorority's extension plans, and updates regarding the Sigma Kappa Triangle.

Pittsburgh Alumnae Chapter Yearbook, 1928-1929

This yearbook for the Pittsburgh Alumnae Chapter includes lists of chapter officers and committee members, the grand council, and other national officers as well as meeting and activity information for 1928-29, a list of area alumnae, and …

Frances Mann Hall to Sigma Kappa Letter, January 1, 1924

Frances Mann Hall,Alpha, Colby College, writes to Sigma Kappas about the ideals and mindset of the Founders when they founded the Sorority.

Epsilon Chapter Members Outside Chapter House Photograph, c. 1906

Charter members of Epsilon Chapter, Syracuse University, pose together on the steps of their chapter house at 901 University Avenue. Each woman is individually identified on the back of the photograph.

First Regular Session of the Grand Chapter of Sigma Kappa Minutes, May 20, 1905

Frances Mann Hall to Sigma Kappa Letter, January 1, 1924

Frances Mann Hall,Alpha, Colby College, writes to Sigma Kappas about the ideals and mindset of the Founders when they founded the Sorority.

Banquet of the Forty-Sixth National Convention of the Sigma Kappa Sorority Program, June 29, 1928

This banquet program, used by Myrtice D. Cheney, Alpha, Colby College, features lists of the banquet committee, the speeches given, and new members initiated at the banquet, as well as the banquet menu.

Sigma Kappa Bulletin, No. 5, Summer 1916

This issue of the Sigma Kappa Bulletin includes a list of sorority leaders, information on the National Panhellenic Congress, an outline of the sorority's extension plans, and updates regarding the Sigma Kappa Triangle.

Epsilon Chapter Photograph, 1906

Epsilon Chapter, Syracuse University, charter members and new initiates pose together during the chapter's first year of existence. Each woman is individually identified on a paper accompanying this photograph.