College Eye — February 20, 1913

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Epworth plays here Friday	Arrangements have been made to play Epworth Seminary in basketball.
1	Klay introduces bill; approaches question from another angle	Bill introduced will leave courses of study as they are now.
1	Noted reader coming; Katherine Oliver McCoy to read "what every woman knows"	Sister of Margaret Oliver to give dramatic reading at the Presbyterian Church.
1	Teachers Col. 53--Highland Park 9; another victory	A preliminary game between the midgets (players under 5 feet) and the giants (players over 6 feet) proved interesting.
1	Noted explorer tells of trip; Captain Roald Amundsen lectured on subject, "how I discovered the South Pole"	The lecture was attended by nearly all of the student body, the faculty, and local business people.
2	Chresto banquet	Description of arrangements and program for the party.
2	Shake-Aristo societies entertained	Alumni and honorary members entertain regular members with banquet.
3	Two of Mr. Knoepfler's classes	Presented him with flowers.
3	Y. M. C. A. elects officers	Roster of officers.
4	Ada Whitney	Spent the weekend in Hampton.
4	Effie Cook	Visited campus.
4	Daisy McLeod	Spent a day with Myrtie Brink in Clarence.
4	Harry Ogden	Died recently due to consumption.
4	Mary Crawl	Held a party last week.
4	Mrs. Crisman	Spent a week at her mother's home.
4	Hazel Peeper	Spent time at the home of Gwen Ayer.
4	Hilda and Geneva Rone	Visited their father and attended meetings of the legislature.
4	Bessie Briggs and Bertha Newton	Spent a day in Steamboat Rock.
4	Amy Moore	Suffering from the grippe.
4	While we dislike to see	Enjoys the victory over Highland Park.
4	Just before the district oratorical contest	Dislikes overconfidence, whether on the athletic field or in life.
4	New staff to be chosen	Reminder of the upcoming College Eye election.
4	Second meeting of Mathematics Club; interesting program to be given soon	Lura Kingman will speak on "Experiences in Teaching High School Mathematics".
5	Monday evening	The Chicago Cycle quartet performed in Vinton and at the First Congregational church in Cedar Falls.
5	Mrs. Isabelle Parker Davis	Visited campus.
5	Mrs. Walker	Attended funeral services for her uncle, Dr. Marc Darling, in Sioux City.
5	Last Friday and Saturday	Mr. Samson delivered two addresses in Clinton.
5	Miss Henrietta Thornton	Studying art in Italy during a year's leave of absence, with her mother.
5	Prof. Chauncey P. Colegrove	Delivered a speech to the Cherokee teacher's farmer's institute.
5	A musical recital	A recital was held in the Auditorium.
5	Mr. Lambert	Mr. Lambert, Board of Education, visited campus.
5	Miss Florence E. Ward	Delivered a lecture to the Walnut Street Baptist Church in Waterloo.
5	The Philathea girls	Lillian Lambert's Sunday school class entertained George Mount's Sunday school class.
5	Supt. Herr	Superintendent Herr, from Oelwein, visited campus.
5	Doris Richmond	Visited Alice Dunkerton.
5	Emma and Ruth Nichols	Visited their home in Minerva.
5	Miss Mary L. Townsend	Delivered a lecture in Fort Dodge.
5	Mrs. Samuel Hersey	Spent a few days at her brother's home.
5	Leona Timson	Visited by her father and sister.
5	Leila Aickel	Suffering from the mumps.
5	Prof. J. B. Knoepfler and wife	Entertained friends in celebration of Professor Knoepfler's birthday.
7	Edna Jones	Edna Jones visited friend.
7	Mathematics Club organized	Officers elected and discussion held.
8	College calendar	Upcoming events.