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Delta Theta Chi Sorority
National Convention
June 26 – 28, 2015
Hosted by Electra province in Kansas City, Missouri
Name: ____________________________________________________
Province: _________________ Chapter: ________________________
Address: __________________________________________________
Please indicate if you are a:
National Officer ___________________________
Province President _________________________
City:_________________________ State:______ Zip: _____________
Past National President _____________________
Home Phone: ___________________ Cell: _____________________
Delegate
Alternate
Guest of _______________Province __________
Email: ____________________________ Guest: __________________
First National Convention
Arrival Date: ________________ Departure Date: _______________
National convention registration
Thursday, June 25 -- Mini Tours
INDICATE 1ST AND 2ND PREFERENCE FOR TOURS
____ Royals Stadium
____ Truman Presidential Library
Dinner on Your Own Thursday Night
Friday, June 26 -- Group Tours and Event Dinner
INDICATE 1ST AND 2ND PREFERENCE FOR TOURS
____ Kauffman Performing Arts Center
____ Arabia Steamboat and Museum
____ Riding Tour – Outdoor Art and Kemper Museum
Friday Night Dinner (Guests only)
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Saturday, June 27
Men’s Tour WWI Memorial and Museum
Business Session (included with Registration)
Educational Lunch (Guests only)
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Saturday Night Banquet (Guests only) #______
Sunday, June 28
Business Session (included with Registration)
Please list any special dietary needs: __________________
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Sister Registration
Thursday Tour Royals Stadium
Thursday Tour Truman Library
Friday Tour Kauffman Perform. Arts
Friday Tour Arabia Steamboat
Friday Riding Tour
Friday Night Dinner (Guests)
Saturday Men’s Tour WWI Museum
Saturday Lunch (Guests)
Saturday Banquet (Guests)
Photo Order(s)
Donation (optional)
TOTAL ENCLOSED
$170
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Make Checks Payable to: 2015 National Convention Fund
Mail Completed Registration Form and Check to:
Christine Durbin
318 E. Hansen Court, Independence MO 64055
If You Have Questions, Please Contact Co-Chairs:
Cheryl Neeley or Christine Durbin
[email protected] – or – 816.225.0510
[email protected] – or – 816.252.3331
Convention Registration Deadline: Thursday, June 4, 2015 (no refunds after this date)
SATURDAY EVENING BANQUET …
Be sure to bring your dancing shoes and grab your partner to dance the night away!
Please share your favorite song so we can add it to the play list
Title: __________________________________________ Performed by: ___________________________________
Delta Theta Chi Sorority
National Convention
June 26 – 28, 2015
National Convention Hotel
Embassy suites Kansas City
Near KCI International Airport
7640 NW Tiffany Springs Parkway
Kansas City MO 64153
816.891.7788
Embassy Suites Website
4 miles from KCI Airport
Group Code DTC
Two Room Suite Group Rate (including tax) $139.80 per day
Standard Suite includes one sleeping room with two double beds,
a separate living room/sitting area with a pull-out sleeper sofa, small refrigerator and microwave
Check In: 3:00 PM
Check Out: 12:00 PM
Free Self-Parking
Complimentary Shuttle from the Airport to the Embassy Suites
Once you arrive at the airport call 816.891.7788
Provide which airline you came in on and the number of people to be picked up (limit of 10 people per shuttle)
Complimentary Cooked to Order Breakfast
Complimentary Evening Reception with Snacks and Drinks (2)
Hotel Reservation Deadline Thursday, June 4, 2015
Delta Theta Chi Sorority
National Convention
June 26 – 28, 2015
Market Place
REGISTRATION FORM
Friday, June 26
3:30 – 4:30 p.m.
AMBASSADOR ROOM
Complimentary 6 foot covered table and 2 chairs will be provided for your use
If you want to reserve a table in the DTC Market Place, please complete the information below and
include your completed form with your registration.
Province:
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Chapter:
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Contact Person:
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One Full Table with 2 Chairs
One-Half Table with 1 Chair
Two Full Tables with 4 Chairs
For those driving to Kansas City, an exterior door is available from the front parking lot (near the front
revolving doors) that will allow entrance directly to the Market Place in the Ambassador Room. This
may save space in your sleeping room and trips on the elevator.
Please return completed form with your Registration
Delta Theta Chi Sorority
National Convention
June 26 – 28, 2015
Delta theta chi sorority
Saturday banquet
All Delta Theta Chi Sorority Sisters registered for the Saturday Evening Banquet will receive a lovely
corsage when you check in at the Registration Table. Your Electra Province Sisters hope this will provide an
opportunity for our fellow Sisters to make a donation in honor of a Sister(s) in any amount of your choosing
to any of the following options:
Marie Miller Graham Scholarship
Delta Theta Chi National Memorial Scholarship
National Endowment Fund
A card will be provided to each honored Sister notifying them of your generosity. What an opportunity…
honoring a beloved Sister and supporting Delta Theta Chi Sorority!
Name of Honored Sister: ____________________ Province: __________________
Marie Miller Graham Scholarship
Delta Theta Chi National Memorial Scholarship
National Endowment Fund
Donation Amount: $_________
Donated by: _______________________________
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Name of Honored Sister: ____________________ Province: __________________
Marie Miller Graham Scholarship
Delta Theta Chi National Memorial Scholarship
National Endowment Fund
Donation Amount: $_________
Donated by: _______________________________
Please return donation form with your Registration – add total to Registration Form TOTAL $______
Delta Theta Chi Sorority
National Convention
June 26 – 28, 2015
Saturday BANQUET photographs
order form
Contact Name: _________________________ Phone: ______________ Email: _________________________
Province: _______________________
Chapter: __________________________
Address: ________________________________________________________________________
City __________________________ State ________
Zip Code ___________
*Includes postage
$11
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Thursday, June 25 – KANSAS CITY ROYALS STADIUM TOUR – OPTION No. 1
Extensive walking -- recommended for those without walking RESTRICTIONS
$ 75
Includes Lunch
must have 28 passengers
Experience Major League action at
Kauffman Stadium – Home of the Kansas City Royals
2014 American League Champions
"The K" (known as the ‘Crown Jewel’ of ballparks) opened April 10, 1973 and is recognized throughout baseball as one of the game's most beautiful
ballparks. Since then, many exciting games have been contested, including the 1973 All-Star Game, three no-hitters, playoff games in 1976, '77,
'78, '80, '81, '84 and '85 and World Series titles in 1980 and 1985. Kauffman Stadium's unique features include 104' high video board and a 322-foot
wide water spectacular. Tour includes: Royals dugout, interview room, press box, dugout suite, triple crown suite, .390 Bar & Grill, outfield
experience, and the Royals Hall of Fame. Each guest will receive a newly designed Royals baseball cap!
Enjoy Lunch on the Historic Independence Square
Thursday, June 25 – harry Truman presidential library TOUR – OPTION No. 2
Extensive walking – SOME SEATING – recommended for those without walking RESTRICTIONS
must have 26 passengers
$ 65
Harry S. Truman Presidential Library
Includes Lunch
Independence, Missouri
Home of Harry S. Truman
Independence, Missouri
(drive by only)
The Harry S. Truman Library and Museum is one of thirteen Presidential Libraries
administered by the National Archives and Records Administration.
Enjoy Lunch on the Historic Independence Square
Friday, June 26 – KAUFFMAN PERFORMING ARTS tour – option No. 1
Recommended for those without walking RESTRICTIONS
Maximum 28 people
$ 75
Includes Lunch
Webster House
Historical Brick School House
Restaurant and Antique Shop
Kauffman Performing Arts Center
Webster House is one of Kansas City’s most unique destinations
located inside a restored Romanesque-style school next door to the
Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts. Webster House offers guests
a distinctive shopping experience along with remarkable dining.
Browsing through the antique shop you will find beautiful European
antiques, gifts, clothing, jewelry and personal accessories. Dine in the
award-winning restaurant with spectacular views of the Liberty
Memorial and downtown Kansas City with seasonal menus designed
around local artisanal ingredients.
It is the performance home to the Kansas City Symphony, the Lyric Opera of Kansas City, and the Kansas City Ballet. The 285,000-square foot (26,500
m2) Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts houses two sophisticated performance halls: Muriel Kauffman Theatre and Helzberg Hall. The venues share
backstage space that runs the entire length of the Kauffman Center. There are dressing rooms that can accommodate more than 250 performers, along
with 11 rehearsal rooms. The Kauffman Center joins the Lincoln Center as another of the few performing arts centers in the country to have two (or more)
performance venues in one building. Another example is the Kennedy Centre in Washington, D.C.
This decision to have two halls, each tailored to a specific purpose, rather than a multipurpose building, reminded many Kansas City residents of a similar
decision in the 1970s—when Ewing Kauffman and city officials decided to build separate stadiums for the Kansas City Chiefs and the Kansas City Royals,
rather than a single arena for both.
Friday, June 26 – steamboat Arabia TOUR – OPTION No. 2
$ 75
walking TOUR – no steps – plenty of seating DURING TOUR and THROUGHOUT THE MUSEUM
Includes Lunch
Once inside you will receive a guided tour of the Arabia’s remarkable treasures. Your tour will include a short film presentation in the Paddlewheel
Theater about the life and rediscovery of the Steamboat Arabia. The preservation lab is often open to learn how the many tons of artifacts are
cleaned and prepared for display. You will pass beside the Arabia’s engines and boilers located on the 171 foot-long replicated wood-planked deck
of the Arabia. There are no steps you must climb and seating is available throughout the museum.
Lidia Bastianich: Founder and President of Tavola Productions, an entertainment company that
produces high-quality broadcast productions including Lidia’s Italy, an Emmy-nominated television
series; one of the best-loved chefs on television, a best-selling cookbook author, restaurateur & owner of
a flourishing food & entertainment business. Her line of cookbooks include, Lidia Cooks from the Heart of
Italy & Lidia’s Italy (both companion books to the Lidia’s Italy) as well as Lidia’s Family Table, Lidia’s
Italian-American Kitchen, Lidia’s Italian Table & La Cucina di Lidia. Lidia is the chef/owner of four
acclaimed New York City restaurants — Felidia, Becco, Esca & Del Posto, as well as Lidia’s Pittsburgh &
Lidia’s Kansas City. Together with her son Joseph, she produces award-winning wines at their
Bastianich Vineyards in Friuli. 2007 signified a true benchmark in Lidia’s career, as she had the esteem
honor of cooking for His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI during his travels to New York.
In fall of 2010, Lidia released her first children’s book, a holiday classic, “Nonna Tell Me a Story: Lidia’s
Christmas Kitchen.” Perhaps the single most important quality Lidia shares is her belief that it’s not only
the food on the table that makes the meal, it’s the people who join around the table who bring the meal to
life. Her signature line: “Tutti a tavola a mangiare!” means “Everybody to the table to eat!”
Friday, June 26 – RIDING tour – option No. 3
recommended for those with walking RESTRICTIONS
Maximum 25 people
$ 65
Includes Lunch
Café SebastiEnne
Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art
Riding Tour
Narrated by Kansas City Artist Marilyn Mahoney
Niece to Missouri Delta Sister Dorothy Fiechtl (deceased)
Begin with a 1 hour narrated riding tour of Kansas City unique outdoor art displays,
followed by a 30 minute guided tour of the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art
Minimal Walking / Handicap Entrance / No Stairs
Some Seating throughout museum / Small Gift Shop
Enjoy Lunch at Café Sebastienne inside Kemper Museum
Men’s tour
$ 20
Does not
Include Lunch
Saturday, June 27
Extensive walking -- recommended for those without walking RESTRICTIONS
Recommend Lunch
at WWI Café or
Union Station
NATIONAL World War I Museum at Liberty Memorial
Commemorative Ceremony 1940
Museum and Memorial -- Built By Kansas Citians, Embraced By the Nation
Soon after World War I ended, Kansas City leaders formed the Liberty Memorial Association (LMA) to
create a lasting monument to the men and women who had served in the war. In 1919, the LMA and
citizens of Kansas City raised more than $2.5 million in just 10 days. The equivalent of roughly $34
million today, this staggering accomplishment reflected the passion of public sentiment for the Great
War that had dramatically changed the world.
In 1921, more than 100,000 people gathered to see the supreme Allied commanders dedicate the site
of the Liberty Memorial. This was the first time in history these five leaders were together in one place.
Construction on the classical Egyptian Revival-style monument was completed in 1926 and the Liberty
Memorial was dedicated by President Calvin Coolidge in front of more than 150,000 people.
“It [The Liberty Memorial] has not been raised to commemorate war and victory, but rather the results of war
and victory which are embodied in peace and liberty…. Today I return in order that I may place the official
sanction of the national government upon one of the most elaborate and impressive memorials that adorn
our country. The magnitude of this memorial, and the broad base of popular support on which it rests, can
scarcely fail to excite national wonder and admiration.” - Liberty Memorial Dedication Speech, President
Calvin Coolidge, November 11, 1926
Enjoy Lunch at Kansas City’s Historical Union Station
Built in 1914, Union Station opens her arms with
850,000 square feet that originally featured 900 rooms.
In her prime as a working train station, she
accommodated hundreds of thousands of passengers
each year. During WWII, an estimated one million
travelers – many of them soldiers -- passed through the
Station. The North Waiting Room held 10,000 people,
the complex included restaurants, a cigar store, barber
shop, railroad offices, the nation's largest Railway
Express Building (used for shipping freight and mail) as
well as a powerhouse providing steam and power.
Saturday, June 27
Approx. $58
Plus Tax
before 2:00 pm
Golf at Tiffany greens golf course
Championship golf course Designed by Robert Trent Jones II
Lunch Not Included
5900 NW Tiffany Springs Parkway
Kansas City MO 64154
816.880.9600 Golf Shop Ext. 208
Best tee times can be reserved up to 10 days before June 27
(no tournaments currently scheduled)
www.tiffanygreensgolf.com
Travel East on Tiffany Springs Parkway through two traffic circles. The golf course is on the left.
1.2 miles from I-29 Highway
Open to the Public
Ranked Top Ten in the State by Golf Digest
All Embassy Suite guests will receive 10% off green fees and 25% off club rentals by showing your hotel key
Also available for rent: golf clubs and golf cart (no shoes)
Tee Times
Five sets of tees ranging from 4,000 yards to almost 7,000 yards
Par-72 championship rated golf course
Also offer premier practice facility including a practice range, short game areas, and practice putting greens
Clubhouse offers a pub and restaurant, golf pro shop, and locker room facilities
Delta Theta Chi SORORITY
National Convention
June 26 – 28
Kansas City, Missouri
While you are in Kansas City, you might consider visiting…
ART
Nelson Atkins Museum of Art
Puppetry Institute
Thomas Hart Benton Home/Studio
13 original works of art displayed
ARCHITECTURAL
Community Christian Church designed by
Frank Lloyd Wright (near Country Club
Plaza)
Union Station (and Pierpont’s restaurant)
BARBEQUE
Author Bryant
Gates
JackStack’s
Oklahoma Joe’s
BOULEVARD BREWERY Tour & Tasting
America’s 7th largest craft brewery
CASINOS
Ameristar
Argosy
Harrahs
Hollywood Casino at The Legends
Isle of Capri
ENTERTAINMENT
Kansas City Power & Light District
Quality Hill Playhouse
HARLEY-DAVIDSON FACTORY TOUR
HISTORICAL
Bingham-Waggoner Estate
George Caleb Bingham once lived here
MUSIC
18th & Vine “Blue Room” (Blues & Jazz)
Chaz at the Raphael Hotel (Restaurant & Jazz)
The Majestic Restaurant (Restaurant & Jazz)
MUSEUMS
Airline History Museum (TWA)
18th & Vine American Jazz Museum
American Royal Museum and Visitor’s Center
Kansas City Museum
18th & Vine Negro League Baseball Museum
The Money Museum & Federal Reserve Bank
Toy and Miniature Museum
SHOPPING
Country Club Plaza
Crown Center
The Legends
Zona Rosa
SPORTS
Chief’s Football Stadium
National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame
NASCAR Kansas Speedway
Northern League KC T-Bones Baseball
Sporting KC (Soccer arena)
HALLMARK CARDS at Crown Center