College Eye — October 8, 1924

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Student Council meets to prepare for Homecoming; prizes to be awarded best decorated homes	Description of Homecoming activities.
1	Women's glee clubs being organized for school year	Roster of members.
1	Tutors drop first game of season to St. Ambrose eleven; Posegate, Orr, Harshbarger, and Bates star for fast Tutors aggregation	Teachers College football team falls to St. Ambrose, 3-0.
1	Y. M. officers elected for the school year	Roster of officers.
1	Mrs. Walker talks on good manners	Spoke to first year women; believes women should have better manners and a knowledge of etiquette.
1	New directory to be sold the first of next week; will contain names and addresses of all students and faculty	This will be the third year of the directories; will try to publish it soon so that it will be of greatest utility.
1	T. C. alumnus conducts Sunday morning worship; Prof. of Rural Sociology of Upper Iowa University	Earl Roadman will speak.
1	Notice	Ushers for Lecture and Entertainment Course should see Professor Finkenbinder.
1	Old Gold notice	November 1 is last day for handing in pictures.
1	'Seventeen' chosen for the annual dramatic play; production will be given sometime during latter part of fall term	Will present the play early because Professor Martin will be in New York for the winter term.
1	New Minnesingers recently initiated	Hints about accompanying hazing.
1	Antoinette Halsted will appear here in concert October 14; native ability plus training has developed this present star	Performer profile.
2	Little Tutors; Little Tutors swamped by East Waterloo High; locals are defeated 72-0	T. C. High to play Marshalltown next.
2	Aristo	Met and enjoyed program.
2	Rev. Jacobson will speak Sunday morning
2	Senior B. A.	Met and elected officers.
3	The Inquiring Reporter	Student opinions on whether or not the new men's dorm should have the same hours as the women.
3	Theta Alpha Phi pledged $650 to Campanile fund	Group gives its money to worthwhile campus causes.
4	Ironical Ike says--; Cynical Sylvia says--	Jokes and commentary on student life.
4	Room for all	Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. will sponsor discussion groups on campus to resolve student problems.
4	What about Homecoming?	Urges students to invite alumni back to campus.
5	Phi Sigma Phi	Entertained rushees at a tea.
5	Sigma Tau Delta	Details of two rush parties.
5	Delta Phi Delta	Entertained at a tea; gave a La Vogue dinner later in the week.
5	Kappa Theta Psi	Entertained at the home of Mrs. August Freier.
5	Alpha Beta Gamma	Details of recent events held during rushing week.
5	Phi Omega Pi	Details of events held during rush week.
5	Alpha	Program for recent party.
5	Silent Week	Rush week will come to a close as sororities send out bids and wait for responses.
6	Iowa Wesleyan next on card	Many members of Tutor football squad sustained injuries in the previous week's game.
6	English hockey coach demonstrates here	Miss Imirie shows how it is done.
6	What is fight?	Description of what is takes for a team to have "fight".
7	Campanile Fund is rapidly increasing	Fullerton-Kurtz concert brings in over $160; campaign slogan is "Campanile in '26."
7	Band concert Friday night appreciated	Brief review of concert by Cedar Falls Concert Band.
7	All-college dance a success	Gym was packed.
8	Mrs. C. S. Williams	Plans to address the Presbyterian students in Gilchrist Hall; spent six years in South America as a missionary.
8	Mrs. Fern Wiley	Visited her daughter Miriam.
8	Mrs. H. C. Harmon	Entertained several Phi Omega Pi rushees.
8	Miss Florence Lynch	Assisting at Chase's Branch Jewelry store.
8	Miss Sophia Urdahl	Won a string of pearls.
8	Miss Elsie Christensen	Teaching English in Mayaquez, Puerto Rico.
8	William Conradi	Parents visited.
8	Harm Ludeman and "Shorty" Mitchell	Visited the Hobo house.
8	Paul Stewart	Visited the Xanho house.
8	James Tanzey	Visited the Lambda Gamma Nu house.
8	Miss Grace Gaarder	Spoke to the Woman's Club of Waterloo.
8	Cleon Young and Hobart Brown	Drove to Baird, Iowa, to visit friends.
8	Emma Frances Chase	Attended the Alpha dinner along with Dorothy Wyth.
8	Word had been received	Helen Menges is attending the University of Wisconsin and is affiliated with the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority.
8	The many friends of Peter Kuan	Enrolled at Yale University; wrote a letter to friends.
8	Clem and Wayne Jewell	Drove to Detroit.
8	Bessie Zimmer	Went to Calwell.
8	Dr. and Mrs. Homer H. Seerley	Visited their daughter, Mrs. Claude E. Culley, in Le Mars.
8	Paul Rider	Visited the Hobo house.
8	Maurine Mayer and Clarice Meyer	Student teaching in Mason City; attended the Delta dinner in Cedar Falls.
8	Lewis Hersey	Teaching in Eldora; visited his parents.
8	Blanche Brennecke	Teaching in Edgewood; visited campus to attend the Gamma party.
8	Lenora Holm	Teaching in Elkader; visited her parents in Cedar Falls.
8	Watters Scott	Teaching in Curlew; visited friends on campus.
8	Student Council members	Student Council will meet.
8	Attention	Organizational news reporters should register with the College Eye.