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Update : Needs more history. The chapter list is now in a table format, but some dates are still unconfirmed. There may have been one additional chapter. The Eta chapter appears out of order, but the name may have been missed in development of chapters. This can be confirmed through a yearbook or records search. The note of a 9th convention appears to be unsupported by the offered references; and the 1935 date for this looks to have been after the dissolution of the Fraternity in 1934.
The current text of this article notes that the Fraternity had (what I assume) is its last convention in 1935... ...But this would be six months to a year after the dissolution of the national, perhaps to tie up loose ends?
Checking further by reading the two associated references I couldn't see a mention there of the Fraternity. Did I miss something? Jax MN (talk) 00:44, 3 April 2021 (UTC)[reply]
