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I have no idea, but I'll guess D 1912, because I think our chapter had a house mother from its founding until the chapter closed in 1944 (due to a universal ban on sororities that was lifted in 1979 as a consequence of title IX) and the university bought the houses.
A new question:
Which state currently has the second largest number of Chi Omega chapters (according to the list on our website)?
A: Pennsylvania
B: Ohio
C: North Carolina
D: B & C
E: A & C
F: all three states have the same number of chapters
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