Correspondence of local, district, and national officials, including Carl E. F. Guterman, alumnus advisor, and Emerson Hinchliff, assistant alumnus secretary, relating to membership, scholastic standards, scholarship and endowment funds, house conditions, a preceptor plan, and the Cornell Interfraternity Council; financial, scholastic, advisor's, and annual reports; rules and regulations; minutes of meetings; "A History of Kappa Sigma at Cornell"; a roster (20 pp. mimeograph) of chapter alumni from the Classes of 1891-1948; copies of the local publication, THE CHAIN, and the national publication, KAPPA SIGMA ON PARADE; photographs of the exterior and interior of the fraternity house; and five drawings (1949) of a proposed fraternity building by Tallman & Tallman, Ithaca, New York architects.