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The term "social sorority" is just a way to distinguish between the different types of Greek lettered organizations that exist (service GLO's, and honorary ones as well).
When you think of a typical sorority you more than likely picture a social sorority, with a chapter house, parties, intramurals, formal recruitment and so forth.
there are 26 National sororities affiliated with the North American Panhellenic Council, and they would be termed social sororities.
So in answer to your question, a social sorority is no different than "regular sorority chapter" in the typical connotations of a sorority.
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