College Eye — March 26, 1919

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Women students to display journalistic ability; next issue of College Eye to reach subscribers will be published by the fairer element of college	Looking forward to women's issue of the College Eye.
1	First official dance by Shake-Aristos; last Friday night initial dance under recent regulations is staged	Students enjoyed first sanctioned dance on campus.
1	Campbell and Perrott hear Secretary Glass	Professors Campbell and Perrott took part in Chicago conference.
1	Spring term "mix" for men tonight	All men invited to YMCA get together.
1	Judge Kavanaugh to lecture Monday; next Monday night at eight o'clock in auditorium "Traitors to Justice" will be delivered	Will talk about his work as a judge in Chicago.
1	Newslets	Brief news notes on campus activities; foreign language study no longer required..
1	Young Men's Christian Association and Young Women's Christian Association elect 1919-1920 officers	Roster of officers.
1	Brief accounts of returning overseas men; Corporal Frank G. Piercy, and Private Joseph Rude	Profiles of military service of Frank G. Piercy and Joseph P. Rude.
1	Teachers College credited with 322 special teachers	Extract from Iowa Educational Directory shows specialized fields of ISTC alumni.
2	What does "chapel" mean to us?	Believes students do not take chapel exercises seriously; they need to pay more attention to them.
2	Golf, a game with a philosophy	Describes the game of golf and how it is played.
4	Miss Jennie Hutchison	Returned from Des Moines visit.
4	Professor Leslie I. Reed	Leaves for the Southwestern Teachers Convention in Red Oak.
4	The report circulated among the students	"Box Lunch" opposition proven untrue.
4	J. L. Kent	Granted honorable dismissal from college.
4	Miss Elizabeth Daubenberger	Grinnell College student visited Harriet Kinsley.
4	Mrs. Clyde Hampton and Marjorie Ellyson	West Branch women were the guests of Laura Hampton.
4	Franklin Green	During vacation was the guest of a Bartlett Hall resident.
4	Leta Townsend	Enjoyed visit from mother.
4	Belva Doyle enjoyed a visit	Visited by sister; played music hour at Bartlett Hall.
4	Miss Florence Zara who attends S. U. I.	Was the guest of Fern Brinegar.
4	Donald Colegrove	Upper Iowa college student was a guest here.
4	Mr. and Mrs. James Sweeney	Visited daughter, Eleanor, upon return from Chicago.
4	Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Vohs	Along with son, Carl, visited daughter Edris.
4	Miss Rachel Patten	Visited her Marshalltown home.
4	Miss Jennie Hutchison	Returned from Des Moines visit.
4	Lillian Peterson	Was guest of Dorothy Chapin in Tripoli.
4	Thelma Wickersheim	Visited family in Cedar Rapids.
4	Miss Lindy Van der Brake	Oskaloosa woman visited sister Bertha.
4	Miss Esther Fonda	Iowa City college student spends break with sister Carrie in Bartlett Hall.
4	Miss Sina Spiker and Helen McAlvin	Former students visit friends.
4	Mrs. Booker and Miss Fromme	Moved into Charlotte Lorenz's house; keeping house while Lorenz is in Chicago.
4	Marjorie Robinson, Jeannette Rosemond, and Alona Carpenter	Spent weekend at homes in Clear Lake.
4	Norine Schmoeller	Visited her Washington home.
4	Dorothy Schmidt	Was guest at the home of Mrs. F. Haas in Cedar Rapids.
4	Martha Rigter	Accompanied Mary Cordes to her Iowa Falls home.
4	Gladys Horbach	Visited her home in Inver Grove, Minnesota.
4	Gladys Tyner	Was weekend guest of Ethel Carter in Alden.
4	Edith Cecil	Visited aunt, Mrs. F. B. Gay, in Iowa City.
4	Miss Harriet Horn	Visited her Des Moines home accompanied by Isabel Montgomery.
4	Martha Tornaw	Was called home to Waverly due to mother's death.
4	Miss Gail Owens	Ames student was guest of Genevieve Johnson while en route to Allison home.
4	Irene Smith	Visited her home in Mitchell.