| Publication | Volume | Number | Page |
|---|---|---|---|
| College Eye | 3 | 15 | 264a |
Page 264a
All Pages in this Issue
| Title | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| The next regular meeting of the Mothers' Council | Next meeting will be held in the new Training School Building. |
| A banquet was given last Friday | Knights Templar held banquet in honor of H. H. Seerley. |
| Miss Lenore Shanewise | Has been absent from her work in the speaking department due to the death of her mother. |
| Many friends will be interested to know | Three members of the faculty recently had children. |
| Mr. F. D. Soloman of Spencer, Iowa | Spent time visiting his daughter in Cedar Falls. |
| A luncheon in honor of Miss Esther Seerley | Luncheon, hosted by the P. E. O., was given at the home of Mrs. Lucy Silliman. |
| The many friends of Miss Faye Riseley | Faye Riseley was married to Bert V. Chapel; will make their home in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. |
| Mrs. D. S. Wright | Gave a presentation on "The Legal Status of Women" before the Waterloo W. C. T. U. |
| Miss Nell Kinney | Hosted a party for some of her friends. |
| Mrs. Walker accompanied her son | Accompanied her son, Theron, to Chicago. |
| Miss Gladys Hamilton | Given up her school work due to the death of her mother. |
| Miss Laura Durst | Gone to California to spend the winter. |
| Miss Sara F. Rice of the history department | Gave a talk to the Waterloo D. A. R. |
| Lee Shillinglaw | Resumed his school duties at the University in Iowa City. |
| Miss Alle Robinson | Resumed her duties as Latin teacher in the Valley City, North Dakota, high school. |
| Miss Mary Marshall | Called to her home due to the death of her mother. |