College Eye — October 29, 1914

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Prof. Walters will speak Sunday evening	G. W. Walters will give address to Y. W. C. A. and Y. M. C. A.
1	Teachers drop game to Penn; Quaker and Pedagogue clash ends in a victory for the former by a score of 19 to 7
1	Untitled	Lenore Shanewise visited Chicago.
1	Homerians and Irvings dedicate society hall; addresses by society officers and interested members of the faculty	On October 24, ceremony was held to dedicate new literary society hall.
1	No musical festival this year; committee has decided not to hold annual festival; formerly held in May or June	Music Festival will not take place in 1915, but is expected to resume in the future; has been difficult to meet expenses.
1	Oratorical Association elects officers	Idea of an Interstate Normal School contest for women was discussed.
1	Fayette game Saturday; Teachers will meet Upper Iowa University on their home grounds	Game against Fayette is expected to be a tough competition.
1	Y. W. C. A. gives spread; entertain those who aided in serving at annual banquet	Social gathering events described.
2	Rev. Holland addresses Sunday gathering; gives powerful address Sunday evening on co-efficiency	Spoke before joint meeting of the Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A.
2	Highland Park has chosen debaters; four members of the team have former experience in intercollegiate debate	Highland Park's newspaper, The Highlander, claims they will defeat I. S. T. C.
2	Philos hold gold medal debate; Elmer Erickson wins medal; triangular team is chosen	Preliminary debate was held to determine representatives for the Triangular debate with the Orio and Aristotelian Literary Societies.
3	Official Notes	Makes important education announcements.
4	Untitled	Claims that the College Eye will try to provide unbiased reports of athletic events.
4	Editorial	Encourages students to enter oratorical contest.
4	Untitled	States deadlines for news items to be turned in.
4	Untitled	Relates incident in which Nelson Cooledge gave up his seat to a woman.
5	Need for more tennis courts; four courts at present are inadequate to meet needs of followers of the fence game	Physical training department has applied for funding to build six more tennis courts.
5	Y. W. C. A.	Margaret Barnes spoke on "Unselfishness."
5	Training School will aid Christmas Ship; grades will furnish handmade articles for Cedar Falls consignment	Citizens of Cedar Falls and Training School students have been donating to the Christmas Ship drive.
6	Vie Ufford	Ufford is Head of Department of Commerce, Polytechnic Institute, Billings, Montana.
6	Minne C. Anderson	Teaching seventh and eighth grade in Sioux Rapids, Iowa.
6	Pauline Fraley	Visited friends on campus.
6	Miss Violet Guthrie	Returned to work after breaking her ankle.
6	Miss Jane Bigelow	Bane Jigelow visited Mary Baker.
6	Miss Cora Dietz	Spent the weekend at her home in Charles City.
6	Miss Violet Guthrie	Returned to school.
6	Vera Short	Married Roscoe Beatty on October 12.
6	Pres. Seerley	Visited Iowa City during homecoming.
6	Mrs. Walker and Miss Falkler	Attended the D. A. R. convention in Cedar Rapids.
6	On Friday evening	Sara Rice and Margaret Oliver held a dinner in honor of Laura Riggs.
6	Miss Frances Lundberg and Lucy Bassett	Visited the Bassett home in Arlington, Iowa.
6	Marjorie Watkins and Lucile Irish	Attended a game in Iowa City.
6	Garrah Packer	Recovered from her illness and resumed her studies.
6	Eva Watters	Teaching primary grades in Elgin, Iowa.
6	Arthur Fortsch	Principal at Center Point.
6	Minne C. Anderson	Accepted a teaching position in Carroll, Iowa.
6	Isabelle Pittenger	Married Arthur Lee Bettler on October 8.
6	Merle Robinson	Studying at the Teachers College, Columbia University.
6	The marriage of Ralph Ebersold	Ralph Ebersold married Ida Fryer.
6	Leo Ranney	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
6	Eva Youell	Spent her summer in Cedar Falls; returned to Chester, Montana, in the fall.
6	Vie Ufford	Teaching at Norfolk, Nebraska, in the commercial department.
6	Nellie Lee	Supervisor of the Home Economics department in Superior Consolidated Schools.
6	Word comes from Crawfordsville	Reports of success for Superintendent Howard Huston and teacher Mercy Banton.
6	Blanche Hunter	Continues to teach in North Platte, Nebraska.
6	Karl Nolte	Resigned as principal of Allison schools to continue his studies at Naperville, Illinois.
6	Pauline Fraley	Married Blaine Hixson on October 12.
6	Word has been received	Doris Hardy married Mr. W. Pratt on October 17.
6	Ira Brown	Teaching in the manual training department in Twin Falls, Idaho.
6	Early in the summer	Lila Wagner married Lee Heironimus.
6	Bertha Stark	Principal in Webster City.
6	Louise Bosley	Louise Bosley resigned as teacher in the Lincoln school, due to an illness; Belle Vinall will take her place.
7	The German Club	Held a meeting in Professor Knoepfler's room.
7	Prof. John L. Conrad	Visited Professor L. E. M. Welles.
7	Miss Agnes Sesker	Teaching in Polk County.
7	The Study Centers	Large attendance was reported in the Oskaloosa and Tipton study centers.
7	Supt. Pearl De Jarnette	Pearl De Jarnette is conducting meetings to promote better rural schools.
7	J. R. Morphew	Visited is daughter Cathryn Morphew.
7	Mr. Barnhouse	Visited his daughter Dorothy Barnhouse.
7	Charles Crow	Visited friends in Cedar Falls on his way home from North Dakota.
7	Miss Duncan	Attending the Librarian's Association meeting in Marshalltown.
7	The Christian Endeavourers of the Presbyterian church	A Halloween social was held.
7	Miss H. Lucile Riggs	Married Dr. R. McWhirter of Allison.
7	Mr. Thomas Simpson	Visited his daughter Irene Simpson.
7	Miss Lillian Griffin	Teaching at a school near Carrollton.
7	Gladys Grant	Visited her home in Rolfe.
7	Prof. John L. Conrad	Underwent surgery for appendicitis.
7	Among the faculty	Roster of faculty scheduled for institute work.
7	Genevieve Burling	Attending the Minnesota game in Iowa City.
7	Miss Ward	Went to Primghar for study center work.
7	The German Club	Supper held in the old gymnasium.
7	Mrs. Shaffer	Visited her son Ione Shaffer.
7	Charles Perrott	Visited Fairfield for a business trip.
8	Results in tennis tournament	Students, faculty, and their results are listed.
8	Prof. Mount will give lecture; to appear at Dunkerton Friday night under auspices of public schools	Will discuss spiritualism at Dunkerton public schools.
8	Prof. Meyerholz addresses N. C. A.; gives interesting talk on "The Man Who Cares"	Discussed the importance of perseverance.
8	Freshmen mix	Social event was hosted by class sponsor, Reuben McKitrick.