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The first photocopied article recounts the experiences of three Akron Alumnae Association delegates, Mrs. Thomas Kolb, Lenore Deniston Goehring Carpenter, and Nora Elizabeth Wilson Tomkinson at the 1936 National Convention in Montebello, Quebec. In the second article, Longstreet recounts plans for society ladies' summer trips to Europe, including Mrs. Walter H. Thomas's departure with other members of Kappa Kappa Gamma to Europe directly following the Convention; this article also includes a photograph of Miss Florence Hyde, one of the travellers described. The third article describes some of the events that will be held at the Seigniory Club in Montebello, Quebec, Canada in the summer of 1936, including the Kappa Kappa Gamma Convention.

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This photocopied article describes the experiences of convention delegates from representing the Columbus Alumnae Association at the 1936 National Convention in Montebello, Quebec, Canada. The Columbus delegates are: Ruth Evelyn Bullock Chastang, Helen Stephens, Jeanne Bonnet McCoy, Isabel Hatton Simmons, Rebecca C. Van Meter, Clara Owen Pierce, Anne Croft Turner Davies, Anne Price Hall Crosby, and Mrs. Jack Meeks. The article also includes a photo of Mrs. Chang sitting around a table with delegates from other associations, Katharine Louise Bailey Hoyt, Dorris Goodall Fish Coyne, and Carolyn B. Bascom Propps.

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This photocopied article includes a photograph showing members of Kappa Kappa Gamma who attended the 1936 National Convention in Montebello, Quebec, Canada.

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The first photocopied article describes the involvement of Kappas living in St. Louis or attending Washington University in the 1936 National Convention in Montebello, Quebec, Canada as chapter delegates and alumnae association delegates. The second article identifies Kappas living in Akron attending the Convention as alumnae association delegates, chapter delegates, and alternates, as well as mentioning some famous Kappas who will be in attendance.

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The first photocopied article describes the travel plans of four young women from Columbus who will be part of a group of thirty women traveling through Europe during the summer following the 1936 National Convention in Montebello, Quebec, Canada. The second article identifies three Kappas from Detroit who will be attending the convention.

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The first photocopied article announces that a local woman, Kathryn Benner Randall, won an award from the Kappa Kappa Gamma Mother's club and will be attending the 1936 National Convention in Montebello, Quebec, Canada; the article also includes a photograph of her. The second article describes a tea which was hosted by a group of Kappas in New York City for those attending a post-convention house party in the city before travelling home. The third article describes a post-convention house party and tea to be held by the Panhellenic House Association at Beekman Tower following the National Convention. The fourth article describes the attendance of four Kappas at their 50th class reunion at St. Lawrence before going to the National Convention. The fifth article describes the unanimous vote at the National Convention to adopt a project to establish club houses for Kappa Kappa Gamma members across North America, including retirement places and vacation centers. The six article describes the attendance of delegates from Portland, Oregon at the National Convention.

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The first photocopied article describes the visit by the president of Smith College to Milwaukee to deliver the Founders' Day address at Milwaukee-Downer College and plans to celebrate the founding of Kappa Kappa Gamma at Monmouth College, including with a report from the 1936 National Convention in Montebello, Quebec, Canada. The second article announces the awarding of graduate fellowships to a group of Kappas at the Convention. The third and fourth articles announce the opening of the 1936 National Convention and name some of the prominent Kappas attending. The fifth article announces the election of a new grand president, Rheva Ott Shryock, and other chapter officers, while the sixth article discusses the work of several local Kappas to organize the convention after their return to St. Louis

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The first article, fourth, and fifth photocopied articles announce the election of the grand president and other national officers at the 1936 National Convention in Montebello, Quebec, Canada while the second, third, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth, eleventh, twelfth, thirteenth, and fourteenth articles announce groups of local Kappas from different cities planning to attend the convention.

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The first photocopied article describes the travel of chapter and alumnae delegates from all throughout North America to the 1936 National Convention in Montebello, Quebec, Canada. The second, fourth, fifth, and sixth articles identify local Kappas from various chapters and cities who will be attending the convention. The third article describes some of the entertainment offered at the convention, including swimming, tennis, and stage performances.