College Eye — February 26, 1914

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
347	Editorial	Devised a plan for men's literary society involvement.
348	Midwinter play will be given Friday night	Students encouraged to attend performance "All of a Sudden Peggy";roster of cast members.
348	English Club meeting	Discussed Wordsworth.
348	Washington's birthday commemorated	Professor Cummins led devotional meeting.
348	The organ recital	Critical analysis of performance by Professor Frampton.
349	The True Blue Club	Professor Hearst spoke on woman suffrage.
349	Corn judging contest creates interest	One hundred students participated.
350	The orchestral department	Concert was enjoyable; department is expanding; photo.
353	Christian Associations	Officers elected for next term; N. C. A. discussed evolution.
355	Athletics	Won Hawkeye Conference championship by defeating Dubuque, 27-13; men's and women's physical training exhibitions to be held.
355	Athletics	Won Hawkeye Conference championship by defeating Dubuque, 27-13; men's and women's physical training exhibitions to be held.
358	Mrs. A. M. Porter	Went to visit her sister, who is very ill in the Des Moines hospital.
358	The Schillerverein	Held regular meeting.
358	The Tuesday Club	Met with Mrs. S. F. Hersey.
358	Miss Bertha Martin	Enjoyed a visit from her brother, George H. Martin, of Wichita, Kansas.
358	Miss Faith Downs	Enjoyed a visit from her cousin.
358	The Mothers' Council	Held a meeting in the Training School Auditorium.
358	Misses Nellie and Flora Stookey	Spent time at their home in Palo, Iowa.
358	Miss Blanche Larson	Entertained a group of friends from Parkersburg.
358	Anna Kirketeg	Spent time in Mason City with her friend June Frick.
358	Miss Zada Dickerman	Entertained her friend Alene Taylor of Mason City.
358	Mrs. C. P. Colegrove and daughter	Left to visit family in Osceola, Wisconsin.
358	C. R Houstman	Was in Cedar Falls on business.
358	Miss Eva Waters	Elected primary teacher at Elgin, Iowa.
358	Dr. John C. Parish	Visiting friends in Cedar Falls.
358	Mrs. Edna Meader	Teaching Latin at Alexandria, South Dakota.
358	Among our representatives	Bert McDonald and Zola Hostetter are both finding success at Fairfield, Iowa.
358	Miss Ethel McElhinney	Spent time with friends in Ackley, Iowa.
358	Mr. Harold Frisby	Returned to his farm in Canada.
358	Mr. E. J. Wells and Ernest Bloom	Spent time in Cedar Falls.
358	Misses Jeanette Ferguson and Gladys Roberts	Returned to their school work after being absent for several weeks.
360	Miss Maude Popejoy	Entertained a group of college friends at a Washington party.
360	Prof. R. V. Coffey	Spent time in St. Louis on business.
360	Miss Vina Younker	Gave a Washington party to a group of friends.
360	Pres. H. H. Seerley	Delivered an address to the Y. M. C. A.
360	One of the most pleasant social event of the season	Banquet was given by the D. A. R. at the Merchant home on College Hill.
360	Miss Agnes Sawyer	Entertained a number of friends at a dinner party.