Chicago, Illinois

Eta Zeta

On July 9, 1890, the University’s founders defined what they believed would build an enduring legacy: a commitment to rigorous academics for people of all backgrounds, including “opportunities for all departments of higher education to per…

Ruth Smith Portrait Photograph, May 1899

Ruth Lydia Smith, Xi-Michigan sits for a formal portrait. Smith would later write the Delta Gamma Candle Lighting Ceremony.

Eta Zeta Chapter Installation Program, February 11, 2001

This document provides the program and menu for the Installation Banquet for Eta Zeta chapter. The names of the new initiates are also listed.

MacDonald, Wilbur, and Moseley at Founders Day Banquet Photograph, March 21, 1950

Sigma chapter alumnae Hortense Kindall MacDonald, Gertrude Bradley Wilbur, and Elizabeth Bragdon Moseley are honored as 50 year members at the Chicago Area, Illinois alumnae chapter's Founders Day Banquet.

Eta Pi

DePaul University is a private institution of higher education and research in Chicago, Illinois. Founded by the Vincentians in 1898, the university takes its name from the 17th century French priest Saint Vincent de Paul. The student body…