Linger, Eula Grove

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.

Lorah Monroe to Winona Valentine Letter, September 28, 1954

Lorah S. Monroe, Eta, Illinois Wesleyan University, writes to Winona Keyes Valentine, Iota, University of Denver, to discuss the origins of the Open Motto and proposed changes to the Model Meeting.

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.

Lorah S. Monroe and Eula G. Linger Photograph

Eula Linger Becomes National President

Elua Linger, Epsilon, serves as National President from 1915-1918.

Sigma Kappa International Sorority Fifty-Second Victory Convention Program, August 5-8, 1946

This program for the 1946 national convention includes a schedule of each day's events and portraits of various sorority leaders.

A Chapter of Reminiscence Report

This report details memories of Sigma Kappa Alpha Chapter.

Sigma Kappa Sorority Centennial Convention Birthday Dinner Program, June 21, 1974

This program, for a dinner in honor of the past national presidents, includes a list and photographs of the past national presidents, the dinner menu and list of speakers.

Minutes of the 37th Annual Convention of Sigma Kappa Sorority, July 11-14, 1911

Eula Grove Linger, Epsilon, Syracuse University, records the business discussed during each session of the 1911 National Convention, summarizing officer and committee reports and resolutions debated and passed. The minutes begin with the …

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.