Geraldine Ellis Van Gieson

Alumnae Activities: Pasadena's 50th, Summer 1980

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Alumnae Activities: Pasadena, California, Alumnae at the Pansy Breakfast Photograph, Fall 1981

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Delta Delta Delta Directory, Summer 1985

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Geraldine Van Gieson to Mrs. J.B. Smith Letter, May 10, 1984

Geraldine Van Gieson, Southern California, writes to Louise Diamond Smith, Texas, to request a list of names and addresses of all alumnae chapter delegates for the 1984 Convention. A list of officers of the Pasadena Area Alumnae Chapter is enclosed. A reply from Louise is also part of the collection.

Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection

Geraldine Van Gieson to Tri Delta Convention Delegates Letter, June 1, 1984

Geraldine Van Gieson, Southern California, writes to all Tri Delta Convention delegates explaining the difference between humanism and the humanities. She writes that humanism is anti-God.

Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection

In Memoriam, Winter 2009

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Initiates, October 1943

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Louise D. Smith to Geraldine Van Gieson Memo, May 14, 1984

Louise Diamond Smith, Texas, writes to Geraldine Van Gieson, Southern California, regarding up-to-date contact information of alumnae chapter presidents. Smith also gives guidelines on how to use the information in case it is not for Convention business. This is a reply to an earlier letter from Geraldine.

Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection

Mrs. Kenneth C. Gaines Jr. to Gerry Van Gieson Letter, April 13, 1984

Phyllis Jean Hunt Gaines, California, Los Angeles, writes to Geraldine Ellis Van Gieson, Southern California, reaffirming the decision to use Tri Delta funds to support the National Humanities Center. Geraldine states that they have not committed Tri Delta money to an "anti-God" institution.

Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection

Vital Statistics: Weddings, January 1947

Collection: Tri Delta Publications