The Women's Clubs, as a Circle

Gathered as one circle, the town's women's organizations stand like this. At its center, the chapter can now be named in full: Kappa Kappa Kappa, Epsilon Chi chapter, of Walkerton — Tri Kappa, the Indiana philanthropic sorority — its local name carried on the chapter's own scholarship application, circulated through the school corporation; its register line stands banked at 104 Hickory Street, ruled February 1968, and its name stands in the Independent-News of 1 December 1988. Beside it, the Order of the Eastern Star line at 104 Apple Street, ruled September 1972 — the Masonic family's women's order, seated here as the register gives it; the chapter's name and number are not in the record reached, and the Grand Chapter of Indiana's records are the named settler for them. And the American Legion Auxiliary, Unit 189

The tested absence in the circle is the literary club: no Literary Club, Progress Club, or study club of that class is named in the register read whole or the paper record reached for this ground — the town's women organized through the sorority, the Star, and the Auxiliary, and through the church societies the religion record carries, rather than through the literary-club form the county seat's record is full of. At the ring's edge, and labeled as the ring's, stand the Tippecanoe River–Wythougan chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (register line, ruled September 2014, at a ring address). The circle printed whole: three seated bodies named, one chapter name recovered, one class tested and not found.