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Peggy Pickrel Anderson 1934 Convention Scrapbook, Page 2

This page features a menu from a special train for the 1934 Tri Delta Convention.

Collection: Tri Delta Scrapbook Collection

Peggy Pickrel Anderson 1934 Convention Scrapbook, Page 3

This page features a written narrative describing Margaret Pickrel Anderson's, Denison, experience on the special train and during the first day of the 1934 Convention. It also features an advertisement from the train for Kool Cigarettes.

Collection: Tri Delta Scrapbook Collection

Pine Press, Vol. 18, No. 1, June 29, 1936

This issue of Pine Press from the 1936 Convention in Colorado Springs, Colorado, features articles on Convention sessions and activities, delegate introductions, and leisure activities. Lists of the Convention organizers are also included in this issue.

Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection

Pine Press, Vol. 18, No. 3, July 1, 1936

This issue of Pine Press from the 1936 Convention in Colorado Springs, Colorado, features articles on Convention sessions and activities, member profiles and news, honors earned by members and chapters, and leisure activities. A list of the names of Convention attendees is also included in this issue.

Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection

Pine Press: Mayor Welcomes Deltas to City: Over 100 Exhibits in Display, November 1934

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Pine Press: Mayor Welcomes Deltas to City: Zeta Entertains in Union Terminal at Cabaret Dinner, November 1934

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Pine Press: Mayor Welcomes Deltas to City: Zeta Entertains in Union Terminal at Cabaret Dinner: Deltas in Washington

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Pony Express and Trident Special Reach Colorado Springs

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Railroad Service to Banff

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Registration Blank for Delta Delta Delta Convention New Ocean House, Swampscott, Massachusetts

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Ruth Kinnard Past President Interview

Ruth McDowell Kinnard, University of Alabama, speaks to L. Virginia Nicholas Provost, College of William & Mary, about her experiences as a collegian in Delta Mu Chapter at the University of Alabama, serving as traveling secretary from 1940-1942, fraternity associate director from 1946-1948, fraternity collegiate secretary from 1948-1952, and fraternity president from 1952-1956. She also discusses her family life, her experiences attending conventions, and her fond memories of working closely with Mary K. Wise Jensen, Butler University, and Frances Priddy McDonald, University of Missouri. Ruth recounts the major initiatives undertaken during her presidency, including the improvement of alumnae relations and programming, the establishment of the Golden Circle program, and the revision of the Tri Delta Constitution.

Collection: Tri Delta Audiovisual Collection

Schedule with Names and Pullman Accommodations on Special Train de Luxe to Asilomar, California Booklet, July 31-August 6, 1915

This booklet describes the special train route and itinerary from Chicago, Illinois to Asilomar, California, followed by the 1915 Convention program. Optional side trips are described, including the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco and travel by steamship to Portland, Oregon; Glacier National Park; Yellowstone National Park; the Grand Canyon; and the Canadian Rockies.

Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection

Schedule with Names and Pullman Accommodations on Special Train to Asilomar, California Booklet 1, July 24-31, 1915

This booklet lists the schedule and the assigned Pullman spaces for those riding the special train to the 1915 Convention. A second copy of this booklet is included in this collection.

Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection

Schedule with Names and Pullman Accommodations on Special Train to Asilomar, California Booklet 2, July 24-31, 1915

This booklet lists the schedule and the assigned Pullman spaces for those riding the special train to the 1915 Convention. This copy features handwritten notes. A second copy of this booklet is included in this collection.

Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection

Sixteenth National Convention International, January 1931

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Sixteenth National Convention, March 1931

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

So You're Going to Convention?

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Sun Valley Has Scenic Beauty and Ideal Facilities for 1952 Convention

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Sun Valley in '42!

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Tallyho for Idaho!

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

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