College Eye — April 5, 1916

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Mme. Leginska enjoyed in Boston; New York Orchestra has many famous instruments	Praised for her piano ability in Boston.
1	Philos banquet Alpha Society	Annual Philo-Alpha banquet was held at the Oxford Hotel; six toasts were given.
1	Josef Stransky	Director of New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra performance; photo.
1	The Girls' Club	Y. W. C. A. held club meeting and served tea.
1	Northeastern Iowa Teachers Ass'n; many practical problems well discussed	Annual convention held.
1	Miss Hughes dies Sunday morning; much loved teacher suddenly passes away	Was not feeling well on Wednesday and her health progressively declined until Sunday, April 2, 1916; short biography.
1	College section dinner	Julian Gist of Coe College spoke about the Honor System and Louis Begeman spoke about practical uses of physics and chemistry.
1	Noted instruments in Philharmonic; young pianist pleases critical metropolitan audience	Describes value of instruments played in orchestra concert last week; photo.
2	The influence of literature upon character	The theory of how to teach various forms of literature to students.
3	An answer	Students place blame on everyone but themselves.
3	Notice	Last week's article "The Purpose of a College" was written by John Briden.
4	Rats in the attic	Chastises students for trying to one-up the Grinnell Glee Club and making unwelcome remarks.
4	"What Would Lincoln Say?"	We should respect former presidents, but not to the point of making every decision based on their principles.
4	"Yellow"	Believes that everyone is afraid of something.
4	Knockers! Boosters!	Encourages people to be less pessimistic.
5	Miss Isa Clough	Isa Clough and Georgia Ruff are visiting Aura Clough.
5	Official	News of other Normal Schools; news of faculty and alumni.
6	Track prospects	Fifty-eight men have signed up for track try-outs.
6	Baseball prospects	Team eventually will be limited to twenty-seven players.
6	Preparedness	Marion McFarland Walker spoke about being prepared to go into the world; President Seerley gave an animated address to the men.
6	Mr. Cooledge chooses his cabinet	Reduced cabinet to six members as first act as president of Y. M. C. A.
7	Miss Lorena Meek	Visited her home in Bonaparte.
7	Miss Platner	Visited Chicago.
7	Miss Broeksmit	Visited Chicago.
7	Mrs. Sily	Visited her granddaughter.
7	Miss Constance Buswell	Spent Saturday in Grundy Center.
7	Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vorhies	Visited during the weekend.
7	Miss Louise Thoene	Spent weekend at home in Postville.
7	Miss Faith Downs	Spent the weekend in Cedar Falls.
7	Miss Elizabeth Bingham	Visited friends on the Hill.
7	Miss Bernice Speers	Visited her home in Iowa City.
7	Miss Isabel Wolfe	Is teaching in a rural demonstration school.
7	Miss Margretta Gunderson	Spent some time in Dows.
7	Thursday afternoon	Physical Education Department gave a demonstration.
7	Miss May Frederickson	Visited her home in Humboldt.
7	Miss Bertha Koester	Attended a convention and visited her brother.
7	Misses Althea Hindman and Beulah Dodd	Spent Sunday in Colfax.
7	Miss Leora Clemens	Visited her home in Marshalltown.
7	Miss Zelle Pattee	Visited her sister in Story City.
7	A member of the College Eye	Reminder to pay subscription.
7	As school was dismissed	Many students visited their homes.
7	Miss Gladys Turner	Visited friends at Bartlett Hall.
7	Mr. Ray Corbin	Has been hospitalized with inflammatory rheumatism.
7	Miss Susie Tenant	Visited Mertle Riggs.
7	Miss Margaret Barnes	Visited her home in Cherokee.
7	Miss June Winter	Visited her sister Lucy.
7	Mr. Geo. Hollis	May construct a new building.
7	Mr. Gus Regurs	Is going to build a candy kitchen.
7	Miss Lillian Lambert	Sold her house and will be building a new one.
7	Y. W. C. A.	Helen Brocksmit led a devotional about self-mastery.
7	Miss Metta Leftwich	Metta Leftwich was in Carlisle on Sunday.
7	With other evidences of Spring	The Manual Arts building is being completed; V. A. Barrigar has completed the excavation for a new building down the Hill.
7	N. C. A.	Mae Flynn spoke about "The Work of the Church".
8	Last week	Alene Thurtle visited her parents in Valley Junction.
8	Miss Olive Nating	Is in Finchford to teach at a demonstration school.
8	Miss Florence Wylem	Visited with her sister Alice.
8	Mr. Chas. Lynch	Entertained his brother from Green Mountain.
8	Miss Bess Black	Visited with friends in Cedar Rapids.
8	Miss Lillian Sherrard	Is enjoying her vacation in Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Florence Falkler	Visited her aunt, Laura Falkler.
8	Miss Corrine Brown	Spent the weekend in Chicago.
8	Miss Ione McGee	Visited friends in Mason City.
8	Miss Ella Van Dellen	Visited her sister.
8	Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Hammersly	Visited here on Sunday.
8	Miss Hazel Shillinglaw	Spent her vacation at her home in Cedar Falls.
8	Miss Agnes Dew	Visited her sister last weekend.
8	Miss Grace Hitchcock	Visited the Hill.
8	Misses Mary Sheridan and Vivian Muller	Spent their vacations in Dubuque.
8	Miss Margaret Munsey	Visited friends on the Hill.
8	Miss Elizabeth Colt	Was a guest of the Reverend Vannoy.
8	Miss Dorothy Houts	Spent the weekend in Vinton.
8	Mrs. Aldrich	Visited her daughter Hazel.
8	Miss Ella Norris	Spent the weekend in Marshalltown.
8	Misses Clarine Mueller and Bethene Smith	Spent the week with friends in Webster City.
8	Miss Irene Berg	Spent time in Mason City with Laura Conaway.
8	Prof. S. A. Lynch	Judged a debate in Galena, Illinois.
8	Miss Duncan and Miss Charleton	Spent time in Chicago.
8	Miss Taggart and Miss Robert	Traveled to Chicago.
8	Miss Helen Packard	Is home for spring vacation.
8	Miss Floy Porteous	Spent weekend with friends in Cedar Rapids.
8	Marie Purdy	Visited Helen Fullerton.
8	M. N. Rockwell	Visited his daughter.
8	Miss Drina Thompson	Spent the weekend with friends in Marshalltown.
8	Miss Ruth Porter	Visited with college friends.
8	Miss Margaret Montillon	Visited friends on the Hill.