Get Ready for another Fabulous Piedmont Pi Phi year!
Join us Tuesday , Sept. 22nd ..at Rae Lynn's home!  7 pm. 
We're encouraging everyone to bring a guest that might be a prospective member...you never know who is a Pi Phi!!!  And it's Sanctuary House toiletries time also...so make sure to bring your small donations (hotel showers/soaps)!
Mark your calendar now, more information to come!

SAVE THE DATE

When: April 16th, 6:45pm
Where: Gia's (new garden rd)

What: Wine (& Arrow) Society
In true Piedmont Pi Phi fashion we will be drinking our wine topic! Feel like you don't know much about wine, that's ok! Come drink listen and learn.-- No One and everyone is an expert in our society, all you have to do is be willing to drink and discuss your opinion. After all, it is the synergy of thoughts and opinions that makes wine knowledge viable. Each evening includes 3 to 4 glasses of the topic wines to enjoy and compare during the discussion, with accompanying tapas. $35 +tax a person.

Evite and RSVP information to come soon! 

 

Oh, The Places You'll Go! 

The Ladies of Piedmont Pi Phi do it again!  

March 20th

After school celebration at the Greensboro Boys and Girls Club

I think we made it! Spring is just around the corner!  Hope you can join us for our Dr. Seuss celebration, March 20th and our 3rd meeting of the year on the 24th! 

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Pi Beta Phi was a little more than five years old when one of its most unique traditions was born. The Pi Phi Cookie Shine owes its beginnings to the Richardson sisters and John Fraser, the Chancellor of the University of Kansas. Sara Richardson from Lawrence, Kansas, became a charter member of Illinois Beta Chapter at Lombard College when it was chartered in April 1872. Sara’s three sisters, Alma, Florence and May, were students at the University of Kansas. Sara heard through the grapevine that a few Kansas men had formed a Beta Theta Pi chapter in the spring of 1873 and she encouraged her sisters to start a chapter of her beloved fraternity. Kansas Alpha was chartered on April 1, 1873. The chapter’s first social event took place several weeks later in June. The party at the Richardson home honored Sara for her help in establishing the chapter. Among the guests was the University’s Chancellor John Fraser, a native of Scotland. When he saw the spread of refreshments, Fraser declared it a “Cookie Shine,” his name for any informal social gathering brought together by accident or design. The name so captured the imaginations of the Pi Phis that they immediately adopted it as their own.


KEEPING UP TRADITIONS!  
 Piedmont Pi Beta Phi, Fall 2014

Don't forget to share with friends/family!

What a wonderful afternoon!  Salvation Army Family sign up and Luncheon