Lasting Footprints Zeta Centennial Monument The Zeta Centennial Monument is dedicated in honor of the five brave visionary women who founded Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated on Jan. 16, 1920. The front of the monument presents the Founders and sorors who served as International Grand Basileus during our 100 years. The back of the monument recognizes major 2020 Centennial Visionaries and monument donors, and the bench, the continuation of monument donors along with region, state, and auxiliary donors. The monument resides on the campus of Howard University in Washington, DC.
Lovers’ Stroll Plaque The Lovers’ Stroll marker reminds us of the conversation had by Founder Arizona Cleaver Stemons and Brother A. Langston Taylor that led to the creation of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated. Dr. Mary Breaux Wright, 24th International Grand Basileus, wrote the Lovers’ Stroll inscription. The plaque resides outside of the reservoir across from Howard University in Washington, DC.
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THE ARCHON MAGAZINE • SPRING & SUMMER 2021 REMEMBERING CENTENNIAL 100 (1920 – 2020)
