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The Spokane Alumnae Association was particularly active between 1924 and 1926, focusing on increasing membership. They held a benefit bridge tea, the proceeds from which went to the Gamma Eta Chapter house fund.

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The South Bend Alumnae Association celebrated its twelveth anniversary, specially honoring its founder and president, Mrs. Homer Miller. The association boasts 800 members, and worked to form a Panhellenic association for the area.

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Seattle Alumnae Association Delegate Rosamond Engle discusses the first luncheon and meeting of the previous year, the proceeds from which went to the treasury. Their active chapter, Beta Pi, had won the Panhellenic Scholarship cup for the third year in a row, so the association hosted a luncheon in their honor. The Ways and Means committee organized to plan fundraising activities, which went to the Students' Aid Fund and the Beta Pi house fund.

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The San Francisco Bay Alumnae Association increased membership from 140 to 206 since 1924. They also devoted considerable time to the first national convention held in California, and with the assistance of Eleanor Bennett, they drew up a new constitution.

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The St. Louis Alumnae Association scheduled monthly luncheon meetings, largely informal, but with an hour of formal business. Many new members had joined the association in the past two years, the majority from Gamma Iota Chapter. A percentage of member dues went towards the association's allotment for the Needlework Guild of America.

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Rho Alumnae Association Delegate Anne Semans discusses the development of the new group. They focused on assisting their active chapter, Rho, with recruitment, social activities, and improving scholastic achievements.

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Portland Alumnae Association Delegate Mildred Hopkins asserts that her association's priority is assisting the chapters at the University of Oregon and Oregon Agricultural College. They held benefit bridge parties and rummage sales in an effort to raise money for Bet Omega's house fund. Among their philanthropic achievements, the association devoted much time to the children of the Fruit and Flower Mission Day Nursery.

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The Pittsburgh Alumnae Association spent a busy two years on familiarizing themselves with the new zoning system, holding meetings, assisting Gamma Epsilon, and planning a joint Founders' Day celebration.

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Philadelphia Alumnae Association Delegate Florence Long outlines two issues facing her association. Since 1924, property taxes quadrupled, leaving the association scrambling to meet their budget. In addition, few members were willing to participate in business meetings, while social gatherings were always well attended.

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The Palo Alto Alumnae Association lost several members due to a fluctuating local population, but continued their support for the Stanford Home for Convalescent Children nevertheless. They spent the last six months actively preparing for convention.