Excerpt from Eta Prime of Kappa Sigma, an Historical Sketch, 1873-1908: Being a Short Narrative of Kappa Sigma's Career at Old Trinity, With an Account of the Fraternity at New Trinity to the Present Time

In an issue of the Star and Crescent, March, 1906, a suggestion appeared that the early history of Eta Prime would afford a fertile field for investigation. Acting upon this suggestion, the Chapter, late in the session of 1905-6, made me Historian. Eta Prime existed at Old Trinity under its old name Eta from 1873 to 1879, then became inactive, and was revived at Trinity, Durham, N. C., in 1892. Under the instruc tions of the Chapter, I considered my work as Histo rian finished, when the period at Old Trinity had been wnitten up and published in pamphlet form. This pamphlet came from the press on December 14, 1907.

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