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Frances E. Haven Moss to Mrs. Birch Letter, November 18, 1932
Frances E. Haven Moss to Mrs. Birch Letter, November 18, 1932
Frances Elizabeth Haven Moss (Syracuse) writes to Magdalena Carpenter Birch (Northwestern) about the early days of Gamma Phi Beta Sorority and to confirm that their flower has always been the pink carnation.
Eleanor J. Sieg to Mr. John O. Torell Letter, April 8, 1965
Eleanor J. Sieg to Mr. John O. Torell Letter, April 8, 1965
Eleanor J. Sieg writes to John O. Torell regarding design specifications about a wooden coat of arms for Gamma Phi Beta. Torell's business card is enclosed with this letter.
Mary Tom to Penny Memo, September 1, 1960
Mary Tom to Penny Memo, September 1, 1960
Mary Tom (last name unknown) writes to Penelope Murdoch Simonson (California-Berkeley) to ask about her opinion on getting involved with California state colleges.
Frank J. Licher to Mrs. Marek Letter, February 17, 1960
Frank J. Licher to Mrs. Marek Letter, February 17, 1960
Frank J. Licher writes to Mrs. Marek (first name unknown) to inquire about the Gamma Phi Beta coat of arms.
Gamma Phi Beta Badge Narrative History, May 17, 1915
Gamma Phi Beta Badge Narrative History, May 17, 1915
Charles Moss describes the design process, in which he sent sketches to jewelers, and received one back from Tiffany & Co. He attributes the idea of the crescent and monogram to himself. A letter and note which mention this history is also…
Gamma Phi Beta Booklet 1
Gamma Phi Beta Booklet 1
This booklet is embossed with the Greek letters Gamma Phi Beta on the front cover. Its pages are empty.
Gamma Phi Beta Booklet 2
Gamma Phi Beta Booklet 2
This booklet features a drawing of two flags on the front cover, one for Boston University and one for Gamma Phi Beta. Its pages are empty.
Ruth J. Wood to Mr. Waddell Letter, June 17, 1960
Ruth J. Wood to Mr. Waddell Letter, June 17, 1960
Ruth J. Wood (Michigan) writes to Frank J. Licher to clarify the proper colors in their crest.
Eleanor Leonard Scrapbook, Page 2
Eleanor Leonard Scrapbook, Page 2
This scrapbook page features one paper with a Gamma Phi Beta sigil.
Gamma Phi Beta Booklet 1
Gamma Phi Beta Booklet 1
This booklet is embossed with the Greek letters Gamma Phi Beta on the front cover. Its pages are empty.