I recently visited an exhibit on Soong Ching-ling in Beijing. There, the exhibit showed some artifacts of her time at Wesleyan. One was a small photo of a tennis group including Soong on a paper pamphlet with "Ku Klux" in large letters at the top. I didn't catch what else, if anything, was written on the pamphlet.

I couldn't figure out from the exhibit what was going on here. Was this some college club that happened to share a name with the Klan? Were these pamphlets produced post-1915 (after Soong had left Wesleyan) by Klan members upset at Chinese students? Or was something else going on?

Edit: this photo: http://sclf.cri.cn/mmsource/images/2008/07/11/soongwithfriend1.jpg also appeared in that exhibition. That makes me think Soong Ching-ling was associated with a club or something similar called "Ku Klux." Since this was presumably in 1911 or 1910, it can't have been the Klan--but why call it that?