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Helena also served on the History Committee and staged at the 1954 Convention the first pageant of Kappa’s Great Ladies, featuring the lives of first Grand President Tade Hartsuff Kuhns and first Executive Secretary Della Lawrence Burt. She wrote for the 1956 Convention “The Boston Story,” depicting the influence of three Presidents of Phi Chapter: Charlotte Barrell Ware, Emily Bright Burnham and Bertha Richmond Chevalier; but Helena was too ill to attend and died in the fall of that year.
Additional information: 1920 census records list her as Helena K. Flinn and living with her widowed mother Katherine D. Flinn. The 1930 census has her as Helene Gregg, widowed and living with her mother again. Her death certificate lists her parents as George H. Flinn and Katherine Davis (or Daves) and her spouse as Edward F. Ege.
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