College Eye — November 7, 1923

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Y. M. C. A. watch	Daily prayer meeting.
1	Important Homecoming announcements made; cash prizes offered for best decorated houses on Hill; big carnival and dance night of Homecoming;	Preview of Homecoming activities.
1	Y. W. C. A. has fire benefit shower	Fifty dollars and miscellaneous clothing was collected to help the Ed Short family.
1	Tech. frat. holds national conclave; two local men are elected officers	J. Walter Williams and Harold Cole were delegates.
1	C. S. A. meets in La Salle Hall	Held meeting.
1	"Dad" Elliot here for three days; large number of students present at all meetings; will give final talk before students today	Well-known YMCA leader has been on campus.
1	College Orchestra signs concert engagement; will receive $600 for six night contract	Will play at Plaza Theater in Waterloo.
1	Miss Freeman in recital next Tues.; program will be given in aud. At 8 o'clock.	Performance program.
1	Lutheran students have party	Enjoyed Halloween party.
1	The student friendship council	YMCA group hopes to create positive moral and spiritual atmosphere.
1	Many loyalty songs handed in	Winner of song contest not yet announced.
1	College Orchestra renders excellent program; annual concert is well attended; $120 raised for touring budget fund	Performance review.
1	Dr. F. N. Mead tells of his Alaskan trip; visits state college with enrollment of sixty	Dr. Mead recounts his trip.
2	Training School	Football team defeated Eldora, 14-6.
2	Official	News from T. C. campus and around the U. S.
3	The Pop-off	Was disgruntled at the rattling disturbance during a concert.
3	A freshies impression of the Y. W. C. A.	Student found Y. W. C. A. welcoming.
3	Did you know?	Most of the existing buildings on campus were designed by James E. Robinson.
4	Editorially speaking; let's see them off	Wants a huge pep rally for the football team before they leave for Simpson.
4	Editorially speaking; "It pays to advertise"	Encourages students to form organizations that will promote T. C. to students in high school.
5	Local Society	News from the literary societies.
5	Campus Notes	News of students and alumni.
6	College receives piece of Washington Elm; Mr. Theron Walker sends relic to museum	Theron Walker was in Washington when tree was felled.
6	Simpson primed for Tutors; defeat Penn College Saturday by 40 to 6; expect to triumph over pedagogs Friday afternoon	Tutors won last year, 7-6.
6	Teachers squad will go to Indianola crippled; several Tutor star performers will be found on sidelines; is Homecoming game for Simpson; will be hard b	Five students are injured; still optimistic about outcome of game.
7	Miss Henrietta Radell	Is visiting her sister in New York.
7	Miss Geneve Staudt	Will go to California to improve her health.
7	Nelson Hersey	Is part of the medical course at the University of Iowa.
7	Mr. Elmer Burr	Is married and living in Wyoming, Iowa.
7	Miss Clara Large	Is attending Columbia University.
7	Miss Maude Bozarth	Has returned to the US after practicing social work in Czechoslovakia.
7	Big alumni gets small fine	Leo Friis violated traffic laws in California.
7	Russel O. Lamson	Is taking a law course at the University of Minnesota.
7	Bartlett Hall	News of residents.
8	Miss Lucille Reding	Spent the weekend in Des Moines.
8	Bruce Wallace, Neil Mastain	Went to the game in Iowa City.
8	Miss Oma Moffat	Visited home in Cedar Rapids.
8	Miss Bernice Slifsgard	Attended a football game in Iowa City.
8	Misses Lila Bockenthein, Ellen Killan	Went to Iowa City for a football game.
8	Miss Gladys Gooder	Has scarlet fever.
8	Miss Etta B. Rossitor	Returned from a convention in Des Moines.
8	Miss Helen James' mother	Visited last week.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Macken	Visited their daughter Grace.
8	Mr. Earl M. London	Went to Iowa City for a football game.
8	Miss Altha Curtis	Visited Esther Coffin.
8	Mrs. J. R. Walters	Visited the college on Friday.
8	Miss Josephine Jennings and Miss Whilmina Kaus	Stayed with their families in Cedar Falls.
8	Mrs. William E. Hays	Is here visiting friends and family.
8	Dr. Smith	Returned and visited chapel.
8	Miss Thera Angell	Is now a stenographer in the college office.
8	Mr. Louis VanLoh	Visited friends in Manchester.
8	Miss Margaret Aline Courter	Visited her brother in Chicago.
8	Mr. Wilber Elson	Went to Ames for a football game.
8	Miss Blanche Brenneche	Accompanied Lyla Day to Clarksville.
8	Miss Elsie Remley	Returned home after the death of her father.
8	Misses Florence Hildreth and Ruth Rittgers	Visited relatives in Marshalltown.
8	Miss Jennie Shoup and Miss Edna O'Bryan	Entertained friends.
8	Miss Mary Coomer	Spent the weekend here with friends.
8	Prof. and Mrs. E. O. Finkenbinder	Will entertain Kappa Delta Pi.
8	Mrs. Louise Traer	Is on a three week vacation.
8	Dr. Rodney Arey	Visited his father.
8	Mr. T. C. Ruggles	Visited the College Eye Office and reported taking a trip to the coast this summer in a Ford.
8	Miss Emma Stratton	Will soon be on her way to Hawaii.
8	The girls at Barrigar Hall	Enjoyed a Halloween party.
8	Miss Lois Patten	Was at the Teachers Meeting.