This chapter was organized March 8, 1912, at Bozeman, by Organizing Regent, Ella  Martin.  The chapter originally hoped to call itself Sacagawea, but a  Washington chapter had already chosen that name.  Mount Hyalite's  namesake, a majestic peak, 10,299 feet high and about 25 miles south of  Bozeman, is the source of a rare mineral of the opal family, known as  hyalite from the Greek word glass.  Mount Hyalite Chapter has supported a current Vice President General, Iverna (Ivy) Huntsman; four State  Regents and one state officer.  In past years, the chapter contributed  to naturalization court classes and sessions in Bozeman; and is  currently active in various youth projects.

For membership information, please contact the Chapter Regent.

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