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Atchison, Rena A. Michaels

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Clara E. Williams to My Dear Sisters Letter, October 19, 1897

Founder Clara Sittser Williams recalls the early days of Alpha Phi and her thoughts on each of the other founders.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: Oct 19th, 1897

Clara Sittser and Rena Michaels Tintype Photograph

Founders Clara Sittser (left) and Rena Michaels (right) pose together.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date:

Clara Sittser Williams and Rena Michaels Atchison Framed Photograph

Collection: HQ Artwork Collection
Date:

Class Sisters List, c. 1870s

This list features the names of the ten Alpha Phi founders as well as two early Alpha Chapter members.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: 1870 - 1879

Eleanor Avery Alpha Phi Notebook, 1890s

Eleanor Avery Griffiths' Alpha Chapter notebook features the lyrics to several Alpha Phi songs. The notebook also includes drawings of sorority crests, lists of active collegiate chapters, and lists of Alpha Chapter members.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: 1890 - 1899

Elizabeth L. Heinze to Gentlemen Letter, September 5, 1975

Alpha Phi Historian Betty Loveland Heinze requests information from Bluff City Cemetery about the burial site of Founder Rena Michaels Atchison and her husband Wilbur Fisk Atchison.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: Sep 5th, 1975

Elizabeth L. Heinze to Mrs. Howard Letter, January 25, 1975

Alpha Phi Historian Betty Loveland Heinze provides information to the Northwestern University Archivist about the burial sites of Founders and former Deans of Students Rena Michaels Atchison and Martha Foote Crow. A reply to this letter is also part of the collection.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: Jan 25th, 1975

Elizabeth L. Heinze to Sir or Madam Letter, October 26, 1974

Alpha Phi Historian Betty Loveland Heinze requests information about the burial site of Founder Rena Michaels Atchison.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: Oct 26th, 1974

Epsilon Chi Chapter Alpha Phi Memorabilia Scrapbook, Page 12

This page contains the first page of a short history of the founding of Alpha Phi and early meetings and first meeting rooms. It continues on the next page.

Collection: Epsilon Chi Chapter Scrapbook Collection
Date:

Epsilon Chi Chapter Alpha Phi Memorabilia Scrapbook, Page 4

This page contains biographical sketches and a photograph of Founders Clara Sittser and Rena Michaels.

Collection: Epsilon Chi Chapter Scrapbook Collection
Date:

First Sorority House Doomed Newspaper Clipping, January 7, 1962

This article discusses the original Alpha Chapter house at 207 University Place - the first sorority chapter house in the country - and its likely demolition by Syracuse University. The majority of the article details the construction of the house in 1887. The article includes a current photograph of the outside of the house and a historical photograph of the parlor.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: Jan 7th, 1962

Founders at 1914 Convention Framed Photograph, 1914

Alpha Phi Founders Louise Shepard Hancock, Clara Bradley Wheeler Baker Burdette, Clara Sittser Williams, Ida Gilbert Houghton, and Martha Foote Crow pose at the 1914 Convention. The only living Founder absent from this photograph was Rena Michaels Atchison.

Collection: HQ Artwork Collection
Date:

Founders Day Program

This list features the Alpha Phi pledge and brief biographies of the Fraternity's 10 Founders.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date:

Founders Scrapbook Script

This script, created for Founders' Day, uses a scrapbook to describe each of the Fraternity's 10 Founders. This is an enclosure to a letter in the collection.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date:

Founders' Day Ceremony Information Sheet

This information sheet includes a list of Alpha Phi's 10 Founders and a suggested prayer to open a Founders' Day program.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date:

Founders' Day Skit, April 1986

This script, created for Founders' Day, uses the 10 Founders as characters as they describe themselves and the founding of Alpha Phi.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: Apr 1986

Fraternity Directory, January 1947

Collection: Publications
Date: Jan 1947

Grace to My Dear Mattie Letter, November 24, 1898

Founder Elizabeth Hubbell Shults recalls the founding of the Michaelanean Society and lists who she considers to be charter members of Alpha Chapter.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: Nov 24th, 1898

Graveside Ceremony for Founders, October 1972

Vice President of Alumnae Martha Watkins Mast gave this speech at the graveside of Founder Kate Hogoboom Gilbert in honor of Alpha Phi's centennial.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: Oct 1972

Henrietta M. Coone to Miss Hays Letter Transcription, April 1887

Beta Chapter alumna Henrietta M. Coone provides information about Alpha Phi to Florence Hays, who is interested in opening a chapter at DePauw University.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: Apr 1887