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Sorosis was the
first professional women's club in the
United States. It was
established in
March 1868 in New York City by Jane
Cunningham Croly. Sorosis...
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Nacoleia sorosi is a moth in the
family Crambidae. It was
described by
Valentina A.
Kirpichnikova in 1999. It is
found in
Primorsky Krai in the Russian...
- at
Monmouth College, in Monmouth,
Illinois on
April 28, 1867, as I. C.
Sorosis, the
first national secret college society of
women to be
modeled after...
- the
former I.C
Sorosis system was
Gamma chapter. This
school was
named Indiana Ashbury University when its
original chapter of I.C.
Sorosis was established...
- the
Columbia River from the
Discovery Center to the
local boat marina.
Sorosis Park, a 45
acres (18 ha) park.
Contains a
memorial rose
garden with the...
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Chrysosomidia Species: H. aepalius
Binomial name
Hadromyia aepalius (Walker, 1849)
Synonyms Xylota aepalius Walker, 1849
Brachypalpus sorosis Williston, 1887...
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Cosmopolitan Club
Equal Suffrage League (Brooklyn) Newswomen's Club of New York
Sorosis Women's City Club
North Carolina Charlotte Ohio
Dayton Oklahoma Oklahoma...
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alcoholic beverages (homemade
wines made from sorrel, berries, cashew,
sorosi,
grapefruit and rice are
especially common).
Breakfasts usually include...
- Iowa. It was the
second sorority to be
founded in the U.S.,
after I. C.
Sorosis (now
known as Pi Beta Phi) in Monmouth,
Illinois in
April 1867. The founding...
- commented, "among the
decided 'signs of the times'".
Alcott also
joined Sorosis,
where members discussed health and
dress reform for women, and she helped...
