College Eye — April 19, 1916

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	First game Thursday, April 25	The first baseball game will be against Ellsworth College.
1	Vocal parts of concert successful; Choral Society and soloists are greeted with applause	Review of the concert.
1	16 to 1; the Y. M. C. A. cabinet enjoys a splendid time with state secretary	All sixteen cabinet members slept in one room; gives highlights of weekend.
1	May fete will occur May 17; the annual festival will take place when the campus is the most beautiful	The Senior Class is developing a schedule.
1	Dramatic Club will stage "Macbeth"	Will perform during Commencement week.
1	Girls T. C. Club	Elected officers.
1	Prof. Dennis reads at auditorium; professor of Camnock School pleases large crowd	Spoke about "The Melting Pot" at the Presbyterian church.
1	The Philharmonic concert; although audience was profuse in applause, it failed to show intense appreciation	Review of performance.
2	Professional	Continuation of article from last week's paper on the "honor system".
3	The Kindergarten dinner party	Marjorie Gist hosted an April Fool's party for faculty members and Junior and Senior students in the Kindergarten program.
3	Old maids convention	Fiftieth meeting was held in Alpha hall.
3	Chresto banquet	Entertained honorary and new members.
3	A rare treat	Marguerite Hussey spoke to the Eight Weeks Club about the advantages of public playgrounds.
4	The revival of learning	Students should place more emphasis on their education than their social lives while in college.
4	Absent voters law	Iowa residents can now vote by absentee ballot.
4	The value of public speaking	Speeches at the Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association conference could have been both more informative and more effectively presented.
5	Musical vespers	Vespers services will be held April 23 in the Auditorium.
6	Official	Faculty changes; Iowa education news.
7	Miss Genevieve McKay	Enjoyed a visit from her mother.
7	Miss Lillian Whitman	Is ill and no longer taking classes.
7	Misses Ruth Sweezy and Leila Marsh	Spent the weekend in Decorah.
7	Mae McKibben	Spent weekend at home near Marshalltown.
7	The English Club	Will meet with Jennette Carpenter.
7	Bartlett Hall girls	Entertained guests.
7	Miss Helen Anderson	Entertained her mother.
7	Miss Floy Ahrens	Enjoyed a visit from her mother.
7	Miss Dorothy Houts	Entertained her sister.
7	Miss Clara Fisher	Visited her sister Letta.
7	Miss Ruth Lotts	Is teaching in Twin Falls, Idaho.
7	Jessie Barnes, Lulu Sweigard, and Mary Head	Will be working at a playground in Clinton.
7	Mrs. Henry Wilson	Visited her daughter Lota.
7	Y. W. C. A.	Prayer meeting will be held at 6 a. m.; Dr. Snowden will speak; changes in Wednesday night meetings announced; Morning Watch will focus on the life of Christ the week before Easter.
7	Track men are swinging into line	Short description of team.
8	The Junior class	Was entertained at the home of Harold Nesbit.
8	Miss Anna Davis	Visited her sister Bess.
8	Mrs. Lewis	Is visiting her daughter.
8	Miss Irene Simpson	Visited during the recent music festival.
8	Miss Geraldine Cleaver	Enjoying a visit from her mother.
8	Miss Esther Walrath	Has returned home to Oelwein due to her mother's illness.
8	Miss Dorothy Brown and Laura Blair	Are visiting Gladys Sabin.
8	Miss Ruth Smith	Entertained her mother.
8	Misses Ivy Hunt, May Conner, Edna Molseed, and Irene Fox	Visited Katherine Murphy.
8	Dr. Broeksmit	Visited his sister.
8	Miss Viola Krueger	Spent the weekend at home in Charles City.
8	Miss Leone Short	Is president of the Inter State Oratorical League.
8	Miss Ula Gissel	Spent Sunday with her parents in Independence.
8	Mrs. Whitaker	Visited Professor Wright's class last Friday.
8	Miss Platner	Spent a few days in Chicago.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Sikemma	Visited their daughter Jacoba.
8	Miss Miriam Robertson	Spent the weekend with friends in Iowa City.
8	Misses Grace Trimble and Sarah Blumer	Went to Iowa City to visit Mrs. Brinagar.
8	T. O. Thompson	Visited his son
8	Mr. Charles Baskerville	Enjoyed a visit from friends.
8	Miss Dagmar Sperati	Spent the weekend with Avis Briar.
8	Miss Nan Martin	Spent weekend with Freda Cohoon.