College Eye — January 22, 1914

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
267	Clinic psychologist of state university visits Teachers College	Reuel Sylvester speaks of the cooperation between the clinic and education program at University of Iowa.
267	On the evening of Tuesday, Jan. 13	Faculty holds reception for college men.
267	Educational Club organized	Will study questions related to the teaching profession.
268	Mid-winter play being planned	Will perform "All-of-a-Sudden-Peggy".
268	The violin recital	Critique of Carl Flesch performance.
269	English Club meeting	Discussed "Report of the Joint Committee on Grammatical Nomenclature".
269	True Blue Club notes	"Country Teaching vs. City Teaching" was discussed.
269	Christian Associations	Volunteer Convention to be held.
270	Faculty changes	Profiles of Lenore Shanewise, Julia Hurd, Bertha Hart, and E. Laurence Palmer.
270	Intercollegiate news	News of other colleges.
273	Athletic; Teachers play good game	Basketball team lost, 24-12, to Drake University.
275	Letters	Minnie Moore Gray, who is a missionary in China, wrote to Mrs. Colegrove about her work.
277	Societies	Regular meetings held; programs of meetings..
278	Mr. Minor Castor	Confined to the hospital after having his foot crushed by a street car.
278	Jasper Thompson	Informed that his brother drowned while ice skating.
278	Relatives in this city	Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bender are rejoicing over a baby girl.
278	Miss Alison Aitchison	Gave a talk about Mormonism at the meeting of the Presbyterian Missionary society.
278	Alumni friends will regret to hear	The death of John Sogard occurred recently.
278	Miss Hazel Nelson	In the hospital suffering from the mumps.
278	Mr. Akbar Bryson	Able to resume his school duties after an extended bout with chicken pox.
278	Miss Katherine Martin	Substitute teaching at Westfield, Waterloo.
278	Miss Pearl Bills	Will travel to Chile to teach music in a Methodist mission school for girls.
278	Miss Marguerite Cadwallader	In charge of the fifth and sixth grades in the Training School at the Normal School in San Marcos, Texas.
278	Last Monday evening	Guttenberg High School defeated Lansing High School in debate.
278	Mr. and Mrs. Elmer L. Nelson of Hawkeye	Welcoming a new baby boy.
278	Miss Henrietta Budde	Spent time in Cedar Falls with Lydia Schmitt.
278	Miss Rhea Sylvester	Took up her duties as domestic science teacher at Orchard, Iowa.
278	Miss Dorothea Stoll	Confined to her room suffering from a bad sprain.
280	The Cottage Reading Circle	Enjoyed a program at the home of Professir and Mrs. S. A. Lynch.
280	Misses Ruth Egbert and Charlotte Bockenthien	Gave readings at the Castle Hill spelling school.
280	Prof. J. O. Perrine and wife	Entertaining his parents at his home.
280	The men of the faculty	Entertained the men students at the College gymnasium.
280	Miss Florence E. Ward	Just published a book about teaching children.
280	Word has been received	The son of Professor and Mrs. G. W. Samson has been chosen the leader of the Charles City College Band.
280	President Seerley	Gave an address at Bagley and Forest City, met with the state board of examiners.
280	Misses Emma and Grace Lambert	Entertained friends at their home in honor of Esther Seerley.
280	Prof. John Barnes	Spent time in Clarksville teaching students how to compete in an oratorical contest.
280	Mrs. G. W. Samson	Was quite ill at her home for several days.
280	Mrs. Homer H. Seerley	Entertained the members of the Book and Needle club at her home.
280	Kollege Kalendar	Schedule of events for the rest of the term.