- with the
national sorority,
Delta Zeta. The
sorority originally formed as
Achoth (Hebrew: אָחוֹת
signifying one's
blood sister or a
female relative), created...
- African-American
version of OES, ****ociated with
Prince Hall Freemasonry.
Achoth Eastern Star Home
Omega Epsilon Sigma "Installation Ceremony".
Ritual of...
- needed] A very
common singular Hebrew word with
plural ending is the word
achoth,
meaning sister, with the
irregular plural form achioth. Alternatively,...
-
college women with
Order of the
Eastern Star affiliation, the
first being Achoth.
Omega Epsilon Sigma was
founded as
Omicron Epsilon Sigma on
January 3,...
- 1911. This
chapter originated as the ה (Hay)
chapter of
Achoth,
established on May 11, 1914.
Achoth was a
national sorority which would rename itself Phi...
-
became ΑΟΠ Areme, 1915–1917 (local),
became Achoth (see ΔΖ)
Scroll and Key, 1916–28 (local),
became ΣΔΤ
Achoth, 1917–22, Masonic-sponsored sorority, became...
- the merger. That
campus also
hosted a
chapter of Phi
Omega Pi (originally
Achoth) that
similarly had
failed four
years prior to
their merger with
Delta Zeta...
