College Eye — November 5, 1924

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1	Final plans made for "Go To Church Sunday"; Dr. Edward A. Steiner will speak in auditorium	Churches planning special services.
1	Pep meeting	Will rally at chapel time.
1	Tutors second big Class Day proves to be great success; classes give many snappy original stunts	Enjoyed field hockey, stunts, music, and tumbling.
1	Attention W. A. A.	Urges those eligible to apply for membership.
1	College play to be given Thursday and Friday of this week; tickets are now on sale to see Tarkington's famous play "Seventeen"	Preview of the play "Seventeen".
1	Coffer-Miller Players to appear Nov. 11; have pleased many audiences at this school	Will present "The Miser" and "The Taming of the Shrew."
1	Program for Armistice Day	Speakers and schedule.
1	Fifty members of faculty to go to state convention; college professors to be well represented on educational program	Some will participate in the ISTA program.
1	T. C. arguers are now in swing for winter debate; intersociety contests are also being planned for the winter term	A look at the preparations and the questions that they will debate.
1	Tutor Democrats stage big rally for Davis; Dan Steck, Democratic senatorial nominee, speaks	Finds candidate worthy of support.
1	Notice	Senior portrait deadline extended until November 15.
1	Famous pianist soon to appear seems to have natural traits; tells story of her plunge into sea of romance	Profile of Guimar Novaes.
2	Little Tutors lose to Charles City 33-0	T. C. High football team falls to Charles City.
3	The Inquiring Reporter	Students asked about the lack of school spirit at the college.
3	Stitt Wilson here Nov. 30
3	Every professed Christian man	YMCA holds morning watch program every day.
3	Dean Kay of Iowa U. speaks last Sunday	Excerpts from his address on education.
3	Art Myattway	Thoughts and comments on various topics.
4	Oh why--oh why	Bemoans the lack of school spirit on campus; also, thanks Theta Alpha Phi fraternity for a donation to the Student Load Fund.
4	Ironical Ike says--; Cynical Sylvia says--	Jokes and commentary on campus life.
4	Why not a holiday?	Urges declaring a school holiday on Armistice Day.
5	Delta Phi Delta	Gathering held at Ruth Knittle's house.
5	Catholic Students Association	Program for recent meeting.
5	Letson Hall	Halloween house party held.
5	Margaret Fuller Ossoli	Preparing for the intersociety debate; students reported on the Student Convention in Des Moines; plans for a picnic supper.
5	Mathematics Club	Professor C. W Wester presented paper at recent meeting.
5	Halloween party	Held by Tumble Inn residents.
5	Shakespearean society	Recent program was a success; date set for formal initiation.
5	On Friday evening	Halloween party held for the Phi Omega Pi girls.
5	Senior Halloween party	Senior B. A. class enjoyed a Halloween masquerade party.
5	Phi Sigma Phi	Halloween dinner held at Mrs. Fletcher's house in honor of her daughter's birthday.
5	Phi Omega Pi	Held annual Fall dance.
5	Fraternity smoker	Able Hobo pledges entertained active members at a Halloween smoker.
5	Alpha Beta Gamma	Halloween dance held in honor of the pledges.
6	Locals drop game to Quakers 3-0	Tutors lose to Penn College, 3-0.
6	Croy to lead grapplers for winter term	H. G. Croy named captain of the wrestling team.
6	Tutors scrimmage Wildcats Friday	Teachers College to play Parsons College Friday.
6	Senior P. T.s wallop Juniors in hockey game	Senior P. E. students defeated junior P. E. students in a game of field hockey, 4-2.
7	The week of prayer	Promoting week of "quiet, sincere reverence."
7	Home track meet to be held November 14; some speedy material will show stuff on cinders
7	Y. M. and Y. W. financial drive a big success	Raise over $700.
8	The Xanho fraternity	Entertained Hubert Garrecht.
8	Harriet Rohn	Visited parents in Monticello.
8	Professor and Mrs. George W. Samson, Jr.	Parents of a new baby girl.
8	William Putney	Visited Cedar Falls.
8	Emma Frances Chase	Visited Cedar Falls with Dorothy Wyth.
8	Marjorie Patterson	Teaching in Traer; visited campus.
8	Prof. A. E. Fish	Spoke at a church.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Leslie I. Reed	Plan to drive to the State Teachers Convention in Des Moines.
8	Winifred Daugherty	Visited campus.
8	Irma Wagner	Visited campus.
8	Miss Marguerite Logan	Teaching in Ruthven; visited Alice Boomer.
8	Lois Cosgrove	Visited Opal Sarchet and Theresa Streit.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Einer Morgenson	Visited Cedar Falls.
8	Prof. A. E. Fish	Spoke at the First Congregational Church in Waterloo.
8	Bruce Wallace	Visited his home in Cedar Falls; attending Des Moines College.
8	Marion Thorpe	Teaching in Swea City; visited friends on campus.
8	Mildred Hunter	Visited Dorothy Evans.
8	Miss Leila Woolverton	Studying at the University of Wisconsin; visited Cedar Falls.
8	Ruth Anderson	Attended Homecoming at Coe College.
8	Elizabeth Nauman	Visited friends in Ames.
8	Mrs. Brown	Visited relatives in La Porte City.
8	West Townsend	Recovering from a car accident injuries.
8	Mary Louise Peebles	Visited Cedar Falls.
8	Ruth and Jo Wilder	Visited their home in Humboldt.
8	George Hicks	Teaching in Traer; visited the Hill.
8	Martha Nichols	Teaching in Humboldt; visited friends on campus.
8	Alumna wins short story contest	Carol Stone Methfessel wins $100 Des Moines Register prize.
8	Claim "Manhandled" to be even better than "Humming Bird"	Perspective on the movie.
8	Student recital	Performance program for Ruby Simmers.