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Nu became a local society for a couple of years and Miss Turner became a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pi_Beta_Phi Pi Beta Phi]. | Nu became a local society for a couple of years and Miss Turner became a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pi_Beta_Phi Pi Beta Phi]. | ||
− | Franklin Nu Alumnae Association was formed on September 9, 1910, when, according to a story in the December issue of ''The Key'', 14 members of Nu; "charter revoked...met on Franklin's beautiful campus for a reunion." Progress was reported in finding addresses for Mary Scattergood, [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/Beta_Alpha Beta Alpha], ''Pennsylvania'', Kappa's director of catalogue; a report was given on the Bloomington Convention; the recognition accorded Nu by Edith Stoner (Robinson), [ | + | Franklin Nu Alumnae Association was formed on September 9, 1910, when, according to a story in the December issue of ''The Key'', 14 members of Nu; "charter revoked...met on Franklin's beautiful campus for a reunion." Progress was reported in finding addresses for Mary Scattergood, [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/Beta_Alpha Beta Alpha], ''Pennsylvania'', Kappa's director of catalogue; a report was given on the Bloomington Convention; the recognition accorded Nu by Edith Stoner (Robinson), [Theta], ''Missouri'', |
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