In 1886 a
group of Albion College girls organized for literary work
under the name of Sigma Theta. On the 19th of March the
following year they obtained a charter of Kappa Alpha Theta
and continued as Pi Chapter of that fraternity for
twenty-one years. The active members of 1908 resigned their
national charter (Editor's note: Their charter was revoked
due to decreasing enrollment and the breaking of rules;
some members were caught dancing.) on November 18th and on
December 12th, with six new girls, resumed the name and
work of their former society.
From the 1910 Albionian.
Sigma
Theta membership
1910 Albionian
Sigma Theta pin
Circa 1886
