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This silver spoon belonged to Frances Priddy McDonald, University of Missouri, and was given to her at the 1906 Convention in Syracuse, New York.
Collection: Tri Delta Museum Collection
Frances Pierce writes to Dorothy to discuss the policy on badges of deceased members of Tri Psi Sorority.
Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection
Collection: Tri Delta Publications
Collection: Tri Delta Publications
Kathleen H. Fuller, Carol Hurlebaus Swartz, Northern Arizona University, and Karen Hurlebaus Cochran, Northern Arizona University, write to President Jeanne Johnston Phillips, Southern Methodist University, regarding their mother being the honor initiate at the 1980 Tri Delta Convention.
Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection
Past President Gretchen Borland Davies, University of Washington, relaxes with her daughter-in-law Jane Harris Davies (left) and daughter Dorothy Davies Warren, University of Washington. This photograph was featured in the Spring 1952 issue of The Trident.
Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection
Three former Fraternity Presidents and two of their daughters sit together on a couch during the 1950 Convention in Mackinac Island, Michigan. Pictured, from left to right, are Ernestine Block Grigsby, University of Colorado Boulder, her daughter, Jane Grigsby Sencenbaugh, University of Maryland, Carolyn Grace Davies, St. Lawrence University, Frances Priddy McDonald, University of Missouri, and Carolyn's mother, Gretchen Borland Davies, University of Washington.
Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection
Three former Fraternity Presidents and two of their daughters sit together on a couch during the 1950 Convention in Mackinac Island, Michigan. Pictured, from left to right, are Ernestine Block Grigsby, University of Colorado Boulder, her daughter, Jane Grigsby Sencenbaugh, University of Maryland, Carolyn Grace Davies, St. Lawrence University, Frances Priddy McDonald, University of Missouri, and Carolyn's mother, Gretchen Borland Davies, University of Washington.
Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection
Collection: Tri Delta Publications
Kathryn Haller, Miami University, her mother Margaret Paddock Haller, Cornell University, and Delta Beta Chapter President Christine Quay Baehr, Miami University
Collection: Tri Delta Scrapbook Collection
Hazel Bowman Kerper, University of Wyoming, and her two young daughters look over materials in a library. Hazel served Tri Delta as constitution chairman from 1936-1956 and finance director from 1956-1959.
Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection
Founder Sarah Ida Shaw Martin, Boston University, writes to Mrs. Duncan to discuss the importance of Tri Psi Sorority to the experience of collegians.
Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection
Founder Sarah Ida Shaw Martin, Boston University, writes to Mrs. Pollitt to discuss the naming of chapters in Tri Psi Sorority.
Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection
Collection: Tri Delta Publications
Katharine Gaines, California State University, Long Beach, poses for a photograph with her niece and nephew, Jonathan and Katharine. The children are her sister's, Elizabeth Gaines Pavloff, California State University, Long Beach, and the grandchildren of Jean Hunt Gaines, University of California, Los Angeles.
Collection: Tri Delta Scrapbook Collection
Katharine Gaines, California State University, Long Beach, writes a birthday card to her mother, Jean Hunt Gaines, University of California, Los Angeles.
Collection: Jean Hunt Gaines Papers
Kathleen Davis Nye, University of Iowa, speaks to Margaret Paddock Haller, Cornell University, about her Tri Delta career, beginning with her time as traveling secretary from 1943-1945, including a time she traveled on a troop train during World War II, then later serving as fraternity chairman of academic standards, district president of Indiana, and fraternity collegiate vice president before becoming president from 1968-1972. She discusses the expansion of career opportunities for women, shares her recollections of serving under President Susan White Perry, Vanderbilt University, and the decision to close Alpha Upsilon Chapter at Colby College, as well as the Executive Board's reaction to the recruitment of the first African American member by Delta Upsilon Chapter at Ohio Wesleyan University. Kathleen also speaks fondly of the Tri Deltas who served with her on Executive Board during her presidency, discusses the challenges of recruitment, membership selection, and discrimination in the 1960s, recounts the move of the Tri Delta Executive Office to Arlington, Texas, and recalls the 1970 Convention in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Collection: Tri Delta Audiovisual Collection
From left to right, Kathryn Haller, Miami University, her mother Margaret Paddock Haller, Cornell University, and Delta Beta Chapter President Christine Quay Baehr, Miami University, pose for a photograph during the 1970 Convention in Scottsdale, Arizona. This photograph was featured in the Fall 1970 issue of The Trident.
Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection
Collection: Tri Delta Publications
This video features Alpha Eta Chapter alumna Andrea Fuller Cooper, Florida State University, as she tells the story of her daughter Kristin's suicide as the result of rape. With funding from both Tri Delta and Kristin's fraternity, Alpha Chi Omega, Andrea travels the country sharing her experience on college campuses.
Collection: Tri Delta Audiovisual Collection