College Eye — October 15, 1914

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Shake-Aristo initiation	New members were initiated at McAlvin cottage on October 11th.
1	Final declamatory contest Friday; winners in preliminary will compete for cash prizes; first, second and third award	Seven presentations will be given.
1	Women's athletic emblem adopted; will be small reproductions of the regular athletic letter	Physical Education women will by given 4 X 4 inch athletics emblems, as opposed to the men's 7 X 7 athletic letters.
1	Game with Dubuque College Saturday; varsity will clash with strong eleven under Coach Dorais, All American quarterback	Former St. Joseph College will travel to Cedar Falls to compete against I. S. T. C.
1	Bloomfield Club appears; Davis County aggregation believe "in union there is strength"	Students from Davis County or those who have attended the Normal and Scientific Institute at Bloomfield are eligible for membership.
1	Home Economics students organize; give breakfast Saturday morning in old gymnasium	Home Economics students enjoyed breakfast together; officers elected.
1	First lecture course number Thursday; Paul Althouse will give concert Thursday, October 15; nearly twelve hundred seats sold	Renowned tenor soloist Paul Althouse will perform on campus.
1	Ellsworth gives Teachers a surprise; nine veteran prove too strong for Teachers inexperienced line; score 26 to 0; fast game throughout	Ellsworth talent was underestimated by I. S. T. C.
2	Arrangement made for state gym. meet; meeting of State Gymnastic Association is held at Ames; tournament to be staged in March	Rules and regulations for tournament were established.
2	Special seniors hold mix; elaborate luncheon is served to the assembly	Seniors from departments of public school music, manual training, physical training, commercial training, and drawing enjoyed banquet.
3	Official Notes	News of important Iowa educators.
3	Untitled	Suggests that fair weather fans are not worthwhile.
4	Untitled	Green sweaters have been suggested for the freshman class.
4	Untitled	Franklin Willey was the victim of unsportsmanlike attacks during football game.
4	Untitled	Claims new fence at athletic field can also function as distance posts for track athletes.
4	Homerians jollificate; youthful society is aroused even to poetry	Homerian Literary Society held social affair for members.
4	Former pastor of St. Patrick's parish addresses N. C. A.	The Reverend Luke Donlon spoke to students about his travels in Europe.
4	Overheard	Brief comments heard on campus.
4	Editorial	Urges students to patronize College Eye advertisers.
4	Untitled	Tennis courts are in a deplorable condition due to heavy rains.
5	Training School is prospering; over three hundred and fifty pupils enrolled; many from rural schools	Enrollment numbers announced; divided by department and location of students' homes.
5	Faculty recital Wednes.; splendid program was presented	Program from music faculty recital is printed.
5	Poe after the Ellsworth game	Portrays the attitude of fans on the way home from Ellsworth football game.
6	Miss Lodge gives lecture on women's suffrage; former faculty member is now state secretary of this movement	Secretary of Iowa suffrage movement spoke to students about the state of affairs in the movement.
6	Y. W. C. A.	Flora Stookey and Professor Condit led last two meetings.
6	Miss S. Riggs addresses N. C. A.	Described her visit to Rome and discussed the Roman Catholic religion in comparison to Protestantism.
6	Things we wonder about	Briefly ponders events and ideas.
6	Chrestos	New members initiated.
7	Mildred Packard	Is working in an Ames public school.
7	Rev. Earl A. Roadman	Served as the pastor at a Minneapolis church during August.
7	Jessie Shillinglaw	Shillinglaw on music staff at El Paso, Texas.
7	Mabel J. Parsons	Mabel J. Parsons receives a Master's degree from the University of Chicago, and earns a position as head of the history department of the Rochester, Minnesota high school.
7	Agnes Sawyer	Agnes Sawyer serves as business and house secretary of the Young Women's Christian Association in Dubuque.
7	Martha McIntosh	Teaching mathematics in Logan.
7	Paul Davis	Left for Sequim, Washington, where he will be head of the manual training and athletics.
7	Walter Koester	Spent time with his friends in Cedar Falls.
7	Ben Robinson	Visited campus; teaching manual training in Guttenberg.
7	Mrs. Ella Danskin	Living in Virginia and writes that her aunt and uncle will visit her for a few months.
7	On last Friday	Mrs. Clarence Wise held a dinner in honor of Mrs. Chesley of Iowa City.
7	Jessie Shillinglaw	Teaching music at a school in Colorado; received a salary increase in the first month.
7	J. R. Neveln	Visited campus in search of a science and English teacher.
7	Walter Koester	Teaching near Aplington.
7	On Oct. 8	Margaret Sherwood married G. W. Hunt.
7	Grace De Noon	Teaching in Cedar Rapids.
7	Ivadel E. Eaton	Teaching in Reinbeck; visited Cedar Falls.
7	Martha McIntosh	Teaching history and German in Harrison, Arkansas.
7	Agnes Sawyer	Working in the schools in George, Iowa.
7	Dorothy Waters	Teaching in Dallas, South Dakota
7	Rev. Earl A. Roadman	Spent the summer in Cedar Falls after spending a year in Europe.
7	Mabel J. Parsons	Studying at University of Chicago.
7	Supt. Earl B. Hodges	Visited Cedar Falls.
7	Mildred Packard	Visited her parents in Cedar Falls.
7	W. L. Veatch	Won photography award.
7	Paul Davis	Teaching in the training department in Lequin, Washington.
7	Wednesday, Oct. 7	Velma Roadman married Carl E. Hollenback.
8	Ruth Dubbert	Visited Charles City with Florence Moss.
8	Miss Lodge	Will study at Columbia next year.
8	Miss Lodge	Currently the secretary for the State Equal Suffrage Association.
8	The Philathea circle	A picnic was held in the dining room of the M. E. church for Miss Emma Lambert and one hundred girls.
8	Miss Hughes	Attended the Conference of the 3rd District of Federated clubs with Bertha Patt, Florence Ward and Mrs. Walker.
8	The unmarried women	Unwed women faculty members entertained new members of the faculty.
8	President Seerley	Visited Mr. Pleasant, Burlington, Fairfield, and Ottumwa, doing institute work.
8	Mrs. Cable	Visiting a cousin in St. Louis with her son Emmett.
8	Florence Sellers	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
8	Lola Glock and Dorothy Holtz	Attended a reception in Vinton.
8	The Training School team	The Training School football team defeated the Cedar Falls High School team.
8	Prof. C. W. Stone	Rented a house on Tremont Street.
8	On last Tuesday	The Reading Circle met with Professor G. W. Newton. Professor M. F. Arey and Professor L. Begeman participated in the discussion of the European War.
8	Charles McKinstry	Fractured a bone in his wrist during the Training School versus high school game.
8	The game on the college gridiron	The West Waterloo High School football team defeated the Cedar Falls team, 7 to 6.
8	Miss Grace Hooper	Returned from a business trip to Chicago.
8	President Seerley	Delivered an address to the Iowa Club.
8	Maude Andrews	Missed school due to an illness.
8	Ruth Dubbert	Visited Shell Rock.
8	Mrs. Walker	Attended the State Federation meeting in Cedar Rapids.
8	Prof. R. F. Seymour	Attended the Iowa State Gymnastic Association in Ames.
8	Miss Emma Lambert	Cousins, Mr. and Miss Reynolds, visited.
8	Mable Limpus	Confined to the hospital due to her illness.
8	Supt. G. W. Hunt	G. W. Hunt interviewed primary teachers on campus.
8	Mr. Harry Kibe	Recently moved to Waterloo with his wife.
8	Mrs. W. W. Gist and Miss Edith Buck	Hosted the Daughters of the American Revolution.
8	Dorothy Francis	Married Lewis O. Parsons in August.
8	Vera Short	Marion Shillinglaw hosted a miscellaneous party for Vera Short.