Kate Hogoboom to Unknown Partial Letter

Alpha Phi Founder Kate Elizabeth Hogoboom describes some of Alpha Chapter's earliest members and activities.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date:

Keynote Address: Centennial Convention: Betty Mullins Jones, 1972

International President Betty Mullins Jones records her address for the 1972 Centennial Convention, focusing on strengthening alumnae-collegian relations, increasing positive public relations, and the Fraternity's Founders.

Collection: Audio-Visual Collection
Date: 1972

Martha Foote Crow... Transcribed Newsletter Clipping, February 1900

This article describes the recent reunion of founders and Alpha Chapter alumnae Martha Foote Crow, Kate Hogoboom Gilbert, Eva L. Harrison, and Helen Weaver Phelps. The photograph taken at this reunion can be found on "Crow, Gilbert, Harrison, and Phelps Reunion Photograph, February 1900."

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: Feb 1900

New Member Binder, Page 93

This binder page features portraits of the ten Alpha Phi Fraternity founders.

Collection: Theta Chapter Archive Collection
Date: 2002

New Member Binder, Page 97

This binder page features a quote from Ralph Waldo Emerson. The page also lists the Alpha Phi Fraternity founders with their death years.

Collection: Theta Chapter Archive Collection
Date: 2002

Papers of Programme of 30th Anniversary of Alpha Phi, September 30, 1902

This essay, written for the 1902 Founders' Day program, features biographical sketches of each of Alpha Phi's 10 Founders.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: Sep 30th, 1902

Reminiscences Essay Transcription, 1892

Founder Kate Hogoboom Gilbert recalls the early days of founding Alpha Phi and the excitement of the first Alpha Chapter house.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: 1892

Reminiscences of the Chapter House, 1900

Jennie Thorburn Sanford details the history of the first Alpha Chapter Chapter House.

Collection: Beta Epsilon Chapter Scrapbook Collection
Date: 1900

Reminiscences of the Chapter House, 1900

This essay recounts the history of the first Alpha Chapter house.

Collection: Delta Mu Chapter Scrapbook Collection
Date: 1900

Reminiscences, 1892

Founder Kate Hogoboom Gilbert describes the founding of Alpha Phi and her experience at Syracuse University.

Collection: Beta Epsilon Chapter Scrapbook Collection
Date: 1892

Reminiscences, 1892

This essay contains Kate Hogoboom Gilbert's memories of the early days of Alpha Phi at Syracuse University.

Collection: Delta Mu Chapter Scrapbook Collection
Date: 1892

Seventh Annual Convention Banquet Program, 1888

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: 1888

The Alpha Phi International Fraternity Directory, Fall 1987

Collection: Publications
Date: 1987

The Founders of Alpha Phi Magazine Clipping

Collection: Archive Collection
Date:

The Original 10 Magazine Clipping Slide

This slide contains a clipping with photographs of the Founders of Alpha Phi.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date:

The Original Ten Photograph

Collection: Publications
Date:

The Story of the Birth of Alpha Phi and the Early Places of Meeting

This essay contains an account of the founding of Alpha Phi and the first meetings.

Collection: Delta Mu Chapter Scrapbook Collection
Date:

The Story of the Birth of Alpha Phi and the Early Places of Meeting

This essay describes the meeting when Founders Martha Emily Foote, Clara Sittser, and Kate Elizabeth Hogoboom decided to form a women's society. The essay also describes where the group held its meetings over its first several years of existence.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date:

W.P. Coddington to Jennie Sanford Letter, October 21, 1897

Coddington sends his regards and greetings in honor of Alpha Phi's 25th anniversary.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: Oct 21st, 1897