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Actually, I have never heard of EITHER the Adelpheans or the Philomatheans suspending operations! According to my Pledge Book (and I'm paraphrasing this, because I don't have it in front of me at work!), most of the girls/women who were at Georgia Wesleyan College when the War broke out stayed at the College throughout the War, instead of going home. If anything, I would think that the Societies were stronger at that time.
I also know that, when war was declared, the College had an Illumination Night that the Adelpheans (and I imagine the Philomatheans) participated in.
Anyone have their New Member Book handy, to prove me right or wrong?
Oh, and just out of curiosity, where did it say that operations were suspended? I have a guess, but I'm curious!
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