College Eye — April 8, 1915

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1	Clios banquet Orios; honorary members and members of Orio Society are guests at a big spread	Society held social gathering on April 3rd; program was also given.
1	Noted impersonator delights large audience; wins ready response by natural and sympathetic interpretation of everyday characters	Review of address given by Elias Day.
1	Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, Friday, April 20; celebrated musical organization will give afternoon and evening concert at the college	Excerpts from other newspapers give glowing reviews of the orchestra conducted by Emil Oberhoffer; photo.
1	Outdoor work begins; baseball and track men get first real workout; tennis courts are opened; German college here May 23	Baseball team will face Dubuque; track team will compete against Upper Iowa University; arrangements are being made for annual spring tennis tournament.
1	Students plan May Day fete; annual spring festival and frolic will occur May 12; extensive preparations in progress	Students have decided to make the May Day celebration an annual event.
2	Y. W. C. A.	Cabinet meeting was held; joint meeting was held with Y. M. C. A. on March 28th; next joint meeting will be on April 11.
2	T. C. Club active	Plans are being made to host a high school track and field meet; a proposed Homecoming may take place around May 25.
2	Large attendance at Y. W. C. A.; Miss Kiddoo speaks at Wednesday night meeting, March 31; her subject, "Community Service"	Summary of Faith Kiddoo's address; annual May breakfast will be held.
3	English Club meets; interesting program emphasizes expressive side of English; plans for May breakfast	Professor Shanewise gave principal address.
3	Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. observe Easter Sunday; impressive meetings are held; sunrise meeting at 6 a.m.; evening meeting at 6 p.m.	Dr. Snowden and Professor Getchell gave addresses.
3	Official Notes	Announces death of O. E. French; results of survey concerning standard areas of education.
4	Carl Erickson	Visited his brother and sister on campus.
4	Delphians; interesting program and election of officers	Officers elected during regular meeting.
4	Editorial	Claims that seniors should set high standards for their positions and future.
4	Prof. Seymour banquets gymnasts; banquet at new Black Hawk Hotel; Roger Kingsbury is elected '16 captain	Social gathering was held.
5	Faculty takes prominent part; good representation at teachers convention at Clinton Friday and Saturday; Pres. Seerley gives address	I. S. T. C. faculty spoke at the Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association convention.
5	Miss Rud in recital; presents splendid program; music hall well filled with attentive audience	Review of Magdalene Rud's senior vocal recital.
5	Romeo Short	Romeo Short held social gathering for his 21st birthday.
6	Gladys Young	Played piano at chapel.
6	Jessie H. Aitchison	Has been re-elected to her position in Oelwein.
6	Harm Ludeman	Is vacationing in Cedar Falls.
6	Mary Dick	Came to Cedar Falls to visit her sister.
6	Mrs. B. W. Merrill	Is entertaining her sister.
6	Mary Cooper	Visited college friends.
6	Carl Wild	Is attending University of Minnesota; visited Cedar Falls
6	Esther Hurwich	Is attending University of Minnesota; visited Cedar Falls.
6	J. Foy Cross	Is building a house.
6	Several alumni	Visited chapel.
6	Hazel Aldrich	Spent the weekend in Mason City.
6	Gladys Young	Played piano at chapel.
6	Don Deal	Came to campus for a demonstration.
6	Mildred Daley	Came to Cedar Falls to visit friends.
6	Leila Robbins	Will be teaching in a rural school.
6	Stella Boyce	Is teaching in Rolfe.
6	Mona Lutz	Returned to Logan after visiting Cedar Falls.
6	Miss Lenore Shanewise	Will give a reading at church.
6	Florence Falkler	Spent Easter vacation with her aunt.
6	Ruth Wright	Went with her brother Joe to Chicago.
6	Karl Knoepfler	Spent Easter vacation in Cedar Falls.
6	Hazel Butterfield	Spent vacation in Cedar Falls.
6	Harm Ludeman	Is vacationing in Cedar Falls.
6	Jessie H. Aitchison	Has been re-elected to her position in Oelwein.
6	Mary Dick	Came to Cedar Falls to visit her sister.
6	Herbert Bley	Is working for an auto company; his territory is now the Midwest.
6	After a short visit	Faith Downs visited friends in Vinton.
6	Maybelle Rathes	Walked to Sans Souci and back with friends.
6	Mrs. W. W. Gist	Visited friends in Iowa City.
6	Marie Edwards	Entertained Miss Fish.
6	Irl Mix	Visited Cedar Falls.
6	Bernice Phelps	Is entertaining her brother.
6	For the next three weeks	Home Economics students will give public demonstrations.
6	Marguerite Zook	Visited the college last week.
6	Miss Margaret Oliver	Was ill last week, but has returned to work.
6	June Moats	Has returned to school after death of aunt.
6	Several I. S. T. C. students	Took part in Easter service.
6	Pres. Seerley	Attended meeting in Des Moines.
6	Miss Florence Freer	Entertained a friend.
6	The P. E. O. Chapter R	Met with Ida Fesenbeck.
6	Mrs. B. W. Merrill	Is entertaining her sister.
6	Prof. Seymour	Was ill last week.
6	Gladys Martin	Visited the campus.
7	Becomes bride in Concepcion, Chile	Pearl Bills married A. C. Barrett on December 26.
7	Training School will compete in track; thirty have reported for practice; good promise of strong team; several meets arranged	Men out for track are listed.
7	High school Y. W. C. A.	National field secretary, Jessie Morris, visited Cedar Falls High School.
7	Alumnus purchases weekly	J. P. Johnson purchased The Union Star, the weekly newspaper in Union, Iowa.
7	On Tuesday evening	Students who attended Student Volunteer Convention last year enjoyed supper at Professor Peterson's home; Rose and Emily Pipal have left school due to the death of their mother.
7	Prof. Perrine to Michigan U.	J. O. Perrine received scholarship to attend graduate school at University of Michigan during the 1915-1916 academic year.
8	Miss Thornton entertains; art members meet at her home Tuesday evening for social hour	Art League was hosted by Henrietta Thornton on April 6.
8	Wallace-Sawyer nuptials	George E. Wallace married Neva E. Sawyer on Easter Sunday.
8	The annual Commencement	Commencement will be May 21-25; Ida Fesenbeck heads Alumni Association; Alumni Day will be May 24.
8	Central glee club pleases; drew large audience at Baptist Church; encores were numerous	Review of Central College Glee Club performance in Cedar Falls.
8	President Seerley	President Seerley went to Des Moines on business.