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| College Eye | 1 | 11 | 193 |
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| Title | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| Miss Clara Drenning of Galena, Illinois | Arrived in Cedar Falls to spend time with her numerous friends on College Hill. |
| On Wednesday evening | Myra E. Call and Bertha Patt entertained a group of women at a dinner in honor of Nellie Wallbank. |
| Last Thursday morning | Mrs. W. Merrill entertained a group of ladies at her home. |
| Pres. H. H. Seerley | Attended the regular meeting of the State Board of Education. |
| Last Tuesday evening | Mrs. C. P. Colegrove entertained a large company of ladies in honor of Nellie Wallbank. |
| Mr. Meyerholz | Invited to give Commencement addresses at a number of institutions. |
| Mr. John McDonald | Spending time on College Hill. |
| Mrs. Whitney, of Charles City | Attended the May Festival with her daughter, Ethel Johnstone. |
| Miss Nell Allison | Will go to Akron, Ohio, to teach Domestic Science and Art. |
| Lee Shillinglaw | Spent time at Madison, Wisconsin, visiting his cousin Claude Lynch. |
| Miss Florence Collins | Spent time in Garrison, Iowa. |
| Miss Mary Townsend | Planning to attend the fifteenth anniversary of her class at Wellesley. |
| Miss Laura Woods of Parkersburg | Spent time with her sister Nelle. |
| Miss Edith C. Buck | Confined to the hospital for several days. |
| Miss Blythe Bonnet | Called home to Birmingham, Iowa, by the serious illness of an uncle. |