College Eye — March 19, 1914

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363	Philo Society wins annual triangular debate	Debated "Resolved, that a progressive inheritance tax should be maintained by the federal government, constitutionality granted"; Aristos placed second, Orios placed third.
363	Editorial	Triangular debate coming up; speakers announced for Y. W. and Y. M. C. A. meetings.
364	Iowa Wesleyan wins state oratorical contest	Program of speeches given.
364	Midwinter play was remarkably successful	Performed "All-of-a-Sudden-Peggy".
366	The 1914 Old Gold	Will cost $2.25 each; alumni can now buy them.
366	Piano recital	Critical analysis of performance by Bertha Hart.
369	Athletics	Basketball team defeated Drake, 37-12 and Charles City, 49-16.
369	Official Notes	Notes on faculty changes; class schedule set with societies to meet evenings and athletics on Saturdays; South Hall will be repaired.
371	Physical training exhibitions draw large crowds	Many dances featured in women's exhibition; men's exhibition presented a variety of things.
371	I. S. T. C. is second in state gymnastic meet	Iowa won with 280.6 points, T. C. came in second with 269.6, Iowa State was third with 257.6, and Luther was fourth with 254.6 points.
371	Interscholastic basketball tournament held during vacation week	About two hundred boys attended the meet.
374	Miss Grace De Noon	Teaching in Webster City; will return to school.
374	Prof. Begeman	Entertained the students of his electricity class at a luncheon.
374	Prof. G. H. Mount	Delivered an address at the program held at Castle Hill.
374	Prof. Rueben McKitrick	Addressed the Agricultural Club of Black Hawk County.
374	Prof. M. F. Arey	Spent time visiting friends in Iowa City.
374	Messrs. Ernest Bloom of Nashua, Grover Alderman of Walker and Ira Brown of Oelwein	Visited Cedar Falls during the Interscholastic Tournament with their High School basketball teams.
374	A news item that will be of great interest to many of our readers	Clark Baldwin and Mary Mitze were married over Christmas break.
374	Dr. and Mrs. Gist	Hosted a dinner in honor of the Anglo-Saxon Club.
374	Miss Lenore Shanewise	Gave a public recital at Clarksville, judged a high school declamatory contest in Eagle Grove.
374	Miss Ethel Baldwin	Visited the college before vacation.
374	Miss Fannie A. Gannon	Teaching first primary in Ottumwa, Iowa.
374	Miss Mary Samson and Miss Dixon	Both stopped to visit relatives and friends in Cedar Falls.
374	Miss June Wright	Visited the College to see the Mid-Winter Play.
374	Miss Adele Quinn	Working as head coach of the Northwood, Iowa, high school basketball team.
374	At the annual meeting	P. E. O. held meeting where elections took place.
374	Miss Mae Brinkman	Spent time visiting her sister and college friends.
374	The editor had the privilege of a short visit	Enjoyed a visit with Walter Koester.
374	Prof. Berkstrasser	Spent time visiting his parents at Mr. Carroll, Illinois.
376	Prof. D. S. Wright	Attended a religious education convention in Boston.
376	Miss Flora Dunlap	Addressed a large number of women at the annual observation of Federation Day.
376	Miss Bertha Martin	Along with Lenore Shanewise, held a dinner party for the cast of the Mid-Winter Play.
376	Miss Gertrude Dandliker	Made a visit to Chicago.
376	The twenty-fifth wedding anniversary	Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Deal celebrated their anniversary at their home on College Hill.
376	Miss Anna Gertrude Childs	Spent time with her father in York, Nebraska.
376	Miss Lillian Lambert and Miss Bertha Patt	Enjoyed time at their homes in Des Moines.
376	Immediately following the Mid-Winter Play	Entire cast celebrated at the home of Mrs. J. H. Shoemaker.
376	Miss Florence Falkler	Entertained a group of women at her home.
376	Misses Nora Luhery, Rose Shekelton and Lizzie Castello	Spent time visiting friends in Cedar Falls.
376	Prof. and Mrs. E. J. Cable and son	Spent their vacation in Albion, Iowa.
376	Prof. Morgan	Enjoyed a visit to five colleges over his vacation.
376	Miss Faye Palmer	After touring the eastern and southern parts of the country she returns home to live on College Hill.
376	Prof. J. O. Perrine	Acted as official for the annual championship basketball contests between West and East High of Waterloo.
376	Prof. R. V. Coffey	Spent time with his sister in La Salle, Illinois.
376	Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Aldrich	Will make their home near Clear Lake, Iowa.
376	Prof. Ira Condit	Visited his son in Spring Valley, Minnesota.
376	Miss Florence Ward	Delivered lectures at Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and at Rockford, Illinois.
376	Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Gist of Clarion, Iowa	Spent time at the Gist home on College Hill.
376	Misses Ruth Dubbert and Rachael Robertson	Enjoyed a visit to Charles City with Florence Moss.