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It seemed that anytime it's mentioned that the social aspects are the most enjoyable part or the reason some people join, it's a dirty word. And even if the parties in 1901 weren't the same as today (duh), I'm sure that sorority women were frowned on by some people solely because they started a sorority or were in college and intending to do something with their lives other than keep house.
Our purpose is "to develop and cultivate friendship among [our] members." Yes, it goes on to say other things, but the primary goal is friendship. We have four aims of development, and one of them is SOCIAL.
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It is all 33girl's fault. ~DrPhil
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