Women in Government

Government Worker at 50 in World War I Is Still Active at 72 In Nation's Capital

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Government Worker at 50 in World War I Is Still Active at 72 In Nation's Capital, Continued

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

In West Virginia Senate, Summer 1975

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Jean Douglas, Personal Executive Secretary to Governor Aiken

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Katherine F. Lenroot Portrait Photograph

Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection

Life Loyal Membership, Spring 2004

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Louise Smith to Executive Board Memo, September 4, 1973

Louise Diamond Smith, University of Texas, writes to the Tri Delta Executive Board to announce that Nancy O'Neall, Texas Christian University, will be moving to Washington, D.C., and will no longer be working at Executive Office.

Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection

Martha N. Fortenberry Resume

Martha Fortenberry Thornton, University of Southern Mississippi, summarizes her education and professional career.

Collection: Tri Delta Scrapbook Collection

Mary Mulvey Represents Women in Congressional Hearings

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Mrs. John Hanford, Elizabeth Hanford Dole, Sandra Day O'Connor, Reagan and Robert Dale (Kansas) Photograph, Summer 1983

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

New York and Delta Delta Delta, June 1925 Continued 2

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Panhellenic Pages: Women's Club Launch Project for School Education in Government, May 1936

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Pine Press, Vol. 19, No. 3, June 28, 1938

This issue of Pine Press from the 1938 Convention in Swampscott, Massachusetts, features articles on the keynote address given by Lucille Foster McMillin, University of Maryland, the Cabaret Dinner, revisions to the Tri Delta Constitution, past presidents in attendance, career counseling, and a Tri Delta European tour.

Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection

Reba Talbot Swain, May 1931

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Rimmer, Smith, and Roach Sitting on a Couch Photograph, 1972

Fort Worth City Councilwoman Mrs. Raymond Rimmer, Louise Diamond Smith, University of Texas, and Barbara Wiggin Roach, Texas Christian University, pose for a photograph at the Parkway Plaza Executive Office in Dallas, Texas.

Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection

Running "Big Household" Mayor's Lifestyle Newspaper Clipping, October 10, 1975

This newspaper article profiles San Antonio Mayor Lila Cockrell, Southern Methodist University, the first woman mayor of a major city in Texas. A photograph of Lila Cockrell accompanies the article.

Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection

Sisterhood Stories: Sisters at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Stars in Our Crescent, Fall 1992

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Stars in Our Crescent, Fall 1992

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Stars in Our Crescent: Ann DeVore Serves as State Auditor

Collection: Tri Delta Publications