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Roth outlines suggested amendments to the constitution and standing rules, sent in by different chapters. The letter ends with a list of topics for consideration and future discussion, including guidelines for prospective members and chapter house rules.

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Roth outlines the suggestions sent in by chapters on the constitution and standing rules. She ends the letter with a list of topics for consideration and future discussion, including guidelines for prospective members and chapter house rules, and notes the accepted and rejected amendments.

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Bogardus discusses ephemera from the 1910 National Convention, including the 1910 Convention program and an autograph book belonging to Ruth Baird, from Beta Lambda Chapter. Bogardus received these items from her friend's grandmother, who was also a Kappa. She had hoped that the two items would be kept safe in the archives.

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Jean Bogardus received this program from her friend's grandmother, Ruth Baird, who was also a Kappa. They had hoped that it would be kept safe in the archives.

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Jean Bogardus received this souvenir autograph book from her friend's grandmother, Ruth Baird, who was also a Kappa. They had hoped that it would be kept safe in the archives. This book was used to collect autographs from Kappas who attended the 1910 National Convention. It includes a directory of all the delegates and officers in attendance, as well as a list of Convention Committees.

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This booklet, which belonged to Minnie Walker, was used to collect autographs from Kappas who attended the 1910 National Convention. It includes a directory of all the delegates and officers in attendance, as well as a list of Convention Committees.

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This blank booklet would have been used to collect autographs from Kappas who attended the 1910 National Convention. It includes a directory of all the delegates and officers in attendance, as well as a list of Convention Committees.

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The first convention sessions, held on August 25, focused on chapter reports. The following sessions discussed changes to the coat of arms, and amendments to the constitution and standing rules.

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The circular top (pin is no longer attached) to a hat pin from the 1910 Convention in Bloomington, Indiana. The pin features two crossed keys, the greek letters Kappa Kappa Gamma, and a fleur de lis in the center with the words "Bloomington 1910" around the outside.