charge (~chapter) of Theta Delta Chi. The 1991 edition of Baird's Manual noted the Society had 4,500 initiates at dissolution. Chapters The Fraternity established chapters at eighteen schools. Chapters that accepted some form of merger by the 1947 dissolution are noted in bold, dormant chapters or those with unknown resolution are noted in italics. Publications and Traditions The Fraternity published a magazine, called the Sigma Phi Sigma Monad. Its badge was the three Greek letters of its name, with the Phi superimposed on the two Sigmas. The Phi was set with fifteen pearls, or in some cases, with diamonds. The fraternity's colors were yellow and white. Its flowers were Lilies of the Valley and the Jonquil. The fraternity's song was Come Ye Sons Who Wear the Gold and White. Government was managed by convention, held biannually. References Defunct fraternities and sororities Student organizations established in 1908 1908 establishments in Pennsylvania