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Mrs. Homer Seerley, Miss Myra Call, and Miss Anna Gertrude Childs Left to attend the board meeting of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs in Colfax.
Professors Colegrove, Brown, Eells and Osborne Have been doing institute work in Clinton.
Harry Anderson Recently visited the college and played at the band concert.
We are pleased to hear Minna Merriam was elected president of the Long Beach City Teachers' Club in California.
Clio Informal Cliosophic literary society gave an informal dinner for their friends.
Mr. Schluter Left for Columbia to obtain his master's degree.
Miss Carlton Spent her summer in extensive travel throughout the west.
Miss Mae Howell of Waterloo Entertained a company of twenty young people at a birthday dinner in honor of Jane Bigelow.
Miss Emma Belschner, Mr. Lou Schlatter and Mr. Lewis Cornish All are teaching high school at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Mrs. Blanche Walters and Mabel Parrish Teaching in the High School at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Dr. MaGee Recently married to Fay Vaughn; will continue to work in Waterloo.
Mr. Leonard St. John Accepted a position as instructor at Purdue University.
Miss Ruth Hutchins Spent time with Miss Beal of Cedar Falls.
Professor Barnes Sold his residence on Twenty-Third Street.
Parker Lichty Traveled extensively in California this summer.
Miss Lynch Secretary from the Y. W. C. A. will return along with Miss Helmer.
Miss Gladys Young Spending time at home with her mother.
Neos turn Epicurians The Neos hosted a gathering in the Gymnasium.
Delphian tea Tea party took place, hosted by the Delphian literary society.
Miss Katharine Theelen of Exira, Iowa Called to her home by the death of her father.
Miss Hazel Butterfield Working in the Y. W. C. A. training school in Minneapolis.
Miss Irene Simpson Gone to Minnesota to enter the training school for Y. W. C. A.
Mrs. Joe Egloff of this city Teaching temporarily in the Home Economics department.
Reception for Catholic Students The Newman Catholic Organization entertained the new Catholic students at a reception in the Gymnasium.
The College Band Will play Mr. Whitacre's March "Purple and Gold".
Miss D. W. Norris Returned to her home in Grinnell after spending time with her daughter, Ellen.
Mr. Hawley Whitacre Will read a paper at the Iowa Commercial Club meeting.
Mrs. Chal. Ford of Washington, Iowa Spending time with her daughter, Rhea Ford.
Miss Lucy Porter Enjoyed a visit from her father.
Miss Mabel Heller Teaching at Lohrville, Iowa.