College Eye — September 29, 1915

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Bible study for college credit	College will offer four courses for credit.
1	Baccalaureate address	First part of text of President Seerley's address; photo.
1	Enrollment sets high water mark; over 1700 enroll the first day	Rooming and boarding houses seem to be unaffected by the opening of Bartlett Hall.
1	Bartlett Hall	Description of the hall and rooms; 124 women reside there; brief summary of rules.
1	The Robins Campaign	Raymond Robins will conduct evangelical campaign on campus; follows Dad Elliott's campaign last year; photo.
2	Y. W. C. A.	Will have three national workers on campus.
2	What audiences say	Tributes to the work of Raymond Robins.
2	Announcements	Students announce their candidacy for staff positions on the Old Gold.
3	Brown and Porter remodel photo gallery	Mr. Porter has just entered the business with Mr. Brown; shop extensively remodeled.
3	Jorgensen and Sorensen win two prizes	Win prizes in photography competition.
3	Organ recital	Performance program for Palmer Christian recital.
3	Lewis opens new shop	C. C. Lewis has moved his barber shop farther up College Hill.
4	The Old Gold	Many candidates are seeking staff positions.
4	Initiations	Believes that the literary societies should rise above past hazing practices.
4	Editorial	Encourages students to have an open mind and discover things.
4	Raymond Robins	Tribute to speaker who will be on campus.
5	Mitze Dry Cleaners establish college branch	Mr. Mitze opens shop in rooms formerly occupied by Morris Levy.
5	Morris Levy moves into new quarters	Opens up new shop for his dry cleaning business.
5	Untitled	Lester Ary and George Zimmerman returned from Columbia University, where they had spent the summer.
5	Local tin-shower at Begemans	Noisy charivari greets newly wedded Begemans.
5	Y. M. C. A. holds paddle informal	Account of paddling gauntlet.
5	Cafeteria opens with big business	Bartlett Hall cafeteria opens on September 14, 1915, under the direction of Mildred Walls; serves four hundred meals at noon, fewer at breakfast and dinner;
5	The new student	Cartoon depicting the experiences of the new student.
6	Y. M. C. A. Employment Bureau	YMCA will try to match employers with students who can do the work.
6	Official	News notes on alumni and professional organizations.
6	Football prospects	112 men are out for football.
7	Miss Lynch	Secretary from the Y. W. C. A. will return along with Miss Helmer.
7	Miss Mabel Heller	Teaching at Lohrville, Iowa.
7	Miss Lucy Porter	Enjoyed a visit from her father.
7	Mrs. Chal. Ford of Washington, Iowa	Spending time with her daughter, Rhea Ford.
7	Mr. Hawley Whitacre	Will read a paper at the Iowa Commercial Club meeting.
7	Miss D. W. Norris	Returned to her home in Grinnell after spending time with her daughter, Ellen.
7	The College Band	Will play Mr. Whitacre's March "Purple and Gold".
7	Reception for Catholic Students	The Newman Catholic Organization entertained the new Catholic students at a reception in the Gymnasium.
7	Mrs. Joe Egloff of this city	Teaching temporarily in the Home Economics department.
7	Miss Irene Simpson	Gone to Minnesota to enter the training school for Y. W. C. A.
7	Miss Hazel Butterfield	Working in the Y. W. C. A. training school in Minneapolis.
7	Miss Katharine Theelen of Exira, Iowa	Called to her home by the death of her father.
7	Delphian tea	Tea party took place, hosted by the Delphian literary society.
7	Neos turn Epicurians	The Neos hosted a gathering in the Gymnasium.
7	Miss Gladys Young	Spending time at home with her mother.
7	Mrs. Homer Seerley, Miss Myra Call, and Miss Anna Gertrude Childs	Left to attend the board meeting of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs in Colfax.
7	Parker Lichty	Traveled extensively in California this summer.
7	Professor Barnes	Sold his residence on Twenty-Third Street.
7	Miss Ruth Hutchins	Spent time with Miss Beal of Cedar Falls.
7	Mr. Leonard St. John	Accepted a position as instructor at Purdue University.
7	Dr. MaGee	Recently married to Fay Vaughn; will continue to work in Waterloo.
7	Mrs. Blanche Walters and Mabel Parrish	Teaching in the High School at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
7	Miss Emma Belschner, Mr. Lou Schlatter and Mr. Lewis Cornish	All are teaching high school at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
7	Miss Mae Howell of Waterloo	Entertained a company of twenty young people at a birthday dinner in honor of Jane Bigelow.
7	Miss Carlton	Spent her summer in extensive travel throughout the west.
7	Mr. Schluter	Left for Columbia to obtain his master's degree.
7	Clio Informal	Cliosophic literary society gave an informal dinner for their friends.
7	We are pleased to hear	Minna Merriam was elected president of the Long Beach City Teachers' Club in California.
7	Harry Anderson	Recently visited the college and played at the band concert.
7	Professors Colegrove, Brown, Eells and Osborne	Have been doing institute work in Clinton.
8	Professor C. P. Colegrove	Devotes half of his week to teaching and the other half to extension work.
8	Professor Charles H. Meyerholz	Visited Canal Zone after summer session.
8	Professor D. S. Wright	Visited World's Fairs in California.
8	Edw. A. Ruppelt	Spent time on College Hill on his way to Chicago.
8	Major Anderson, formerly of Fort Sumptor	Gave up doctors work in Iowa City to open a drug store in Dike.
8	President and Mrs. Homer H. Seerley	Spent time traveling in the West.
8	Josephine Dodge	Stopped to visit friends on her way to Clarksville.
8	Mr. C. A. Fullerton's new house	New house has only a few things left to work on.
8	Miss Helen Brocksmit	Will take over duties running Bartlett Hall.
8	Miss Mabel Lodge	Spent time at the State Fair.
8	Miss Kittie Weisbard	Enrolled in the B. A. section of the senior class.
8	Any girls	Women who wish to meet with Miss Helmer or Miss Lynch should make appointments with Miss McCague.
8	Miss Lillian V. Lambert	Building a new house on Iowa Street.
8	Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Berkstrasser	Recently moved into Mr. Shield's house on Olive Street; J. O. Perrine had been living there.