The Alpha Lambda Delta records (1966) contain a list of members, invitations, and various paraphernalia. Alpha Lambda Delta is an honor society for freshmen women. Although it is a national organization, this particular collection pertains to the chapter at the University of Utah.

The Alta Club photograph collection contains portraits of many well-known figures in business, banking and mining. The Alta Club is one of the oldest "Gentlemen's Clubs" in Utah. Many prominent non-LDS in Salt Lake City belonged to the Club. This collection has been digitized and is available online in our Digital Library.

The Alta Club records (1883-1996), contain historical, financial, membership and miscellaneous documents. Based in Salt Lake City, Utah, the Alta Club has counted among its members many of Utah's movers and shakers.

The Altrusa Club records (1927-1990) consist of scrapbooks kept by the Salt Lake City chapter of Altrusa International containing newspaper articles about club activities, photographs, awards, correspondence, member directories, and other materials pertaining to the club. Altrusa is a service organization for business and professional women. The Salt Lake City chapter was founded in 1923.

The American Association of University Women records (1940-2014) includes state board meetings, branch reports, correspondence, legislative programs, annual reports, news letters, bulletins, directories and financial reports. Utah State Division file and Branch files, 1945-2002 include by-laws, community programs, fellowships, legislation, minutes, scrapbooks, reports and treasurers' reports.

The American Institute of Chemical Engineers Great Salt Lake Section photograph collection consists of 16 photographs of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers.

The American Institute of Chemical Engineers Great Salt Lake Section records (1955-1972) consist of administrative records of the Section including correspondence, meeting minutes, notices to members, mailing lists, and newsletters.

The Arcadian Brotherhood of Intermountain States records (1931-1967) contains materials relating to the Greek brotherhood organization of the local chapter in Salt Lake City (SLC), Utah. Most of these records are written in Greek, and include member and dues ledgers, minutes, scrapbooks of the Hellenic Mothers Club, records from Anast J. Chipian the secretary of the SLC chapter, and materials concerning the parent organization: the Pan-Arcadian Federation of America.

The Aurora Club records (1913-2013) consist mainly of meeting minutes, but also present are correspondence, directories, and other materials. The materials are in both photocopied and original format. The Aurora Club started out as a social sewing club in 1913 but grew to include other activities such as book readings, speakers, tours, and charitable projects.

The Authors Club records (1893-2012) consist of minute books, annual histories, yearbooks, and some general materials surrounding one of the longest running women's clubs in Utah.

The Aztec Club records (1930-1998) contain financial records, mailing lists, constitutions, a club history, receipt books, meeting minutes, correspondence, and administrative files. The Aztec Club was formally organized in 1930 to "promote intellectual, social, and civic fellowship amongst its members" from the University of Utah and the Salt Lake City community.

The Beehive Golf Club records (1978-1988) consist of club notebooks containing correspondence, financial information, membership rosters, score cards, tournament information, and pamphlets. The Beehive Golf Club was organized in 1948 by a group of Japanese men. Membership is limited to people of Japanese ancestry.

The Alden J. Bennett and Joseph H. Harper papers (1867-1990) consist of diaries, Bennett family genealogical compilations, masonic lodge publications, and assorted materials.

The Beta Theta Pi collection (1974-1977) consists of member memorabilia from the Gamma Beta Chapter of the Beta Theta Pi Fraternity at the University of Utah.

This collection consists of part of the Blue Key membership list, 1929-1931. Includes the pledge made by members.

The Blue Tea Society minute book (1875-1883) details the meetings of this organization. The Blue Tea Society was formed in Salt Lake City, Utah, in 1875 with the object of "the promotion of mental culture," of which the Ladies' Literary Club was an outgrowth. Membership was limited to twenty-five women.