The 1926 National Convention votes to establish a graduate fellowship dedicated to the memory of Mary Emma Griffith Marshall (Lambda, Syracuse University), who had long served the Fraternity as secretary-editor.
The first permanent central office is established in Washington, D.C. with Mary Emma Griffith Marshall (Lambda, Syracuse University) serving as secretary-editor in charge of its administration.
The first post-war convention started new traditions for our conventions and true Alpha Chi Omega loyalty. 438 attendees flooded Chicago, and chaperones were offered for the "younger girls" traveling to "calm the mothers." A secretary-ed...