College Eye — October 6, 1926

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Alice in Dollarland arrives next week; Y. W. budget announced for next year.	Total budget is $3000.
1	Theta Alpha Phi play to be given Oct. 21	Roster of cast members for "A Square Peg."
1	Reverend Thurman gives address Sun.; Negro preacher tells of Christian life	Excerpts from sermon by the Reverend Howard Thurman.
1	Ernest B. Wilson talks to Mathematics Club	Spoke on aeronautics.
1	Knoepfler, head of German department dies at his home Friday evening; served college for 26 years	Died October 1, 1926; taught until last day; obituary; photo.
1	"The Demigod" cast for Playcraft Club	Plan to give one one-act play per month.
1	John Lynch	John Lynch is in the hospital.
1	Choral Union begins work on "Messiah"	Group composed of members of the glee clubs.
1	Reverend Howard Thurman	The Reverend Howard Thurman led a discussion on race relations.
1	Cinders in the eye	News notes.
1	Subscribers!	Must pay $2 subscription fee.
2	Arnold Luce	Arnold Luce is teaching in Proctor, Minnesota.
2	Official notice	Student Welfare Committee makes recommendations on outside activities, suspensions, and housing.
2	Wesley Foundation	Schedule of upcoming programs.
2	Council elects officers	Roster of officers for the Student Council.
3	Mrs. C. P. Colegrove	Visiting I. D. Corning in Cedar Falls.
3	Lambda Gamma Nu	Plans to hold first party at the local house.
3	The members of the Hamilton Club	Held meeting; bids for membership are being distributed.
3	Rev. Ermil B. Frye	Spoke in chapel on "Personal factors in every man's destiny."
3	Mr. Arklin	Spoke at chapel time; studied art in Europe for eight years.
3	Miss Jessie L. Ferguson	Spoke to the first-year women students.
3	The Y. W. C. A.	Held Recognition Service for new members.
3	The new president of the Y. M. C. A.	Scott Porter elected.
3	A delightful three course luncheon	Held for old and prospective members of the Sioux Club.
3	Miss Helen Hays	Parents visited.
3	Prof. H. L. Eells	Conducted institute work in Sioux City.
3	Mrs. C. P. Colegrove	Visiting I. D. Corning in Cedar Falls.
3	Five hundred freshman girls	Entertained by members of the College Club at the home of Mrs. Seerley.
3	The Tau Sigma Delta sorority	Entertained fourteen rushees at a theater party.
3	Clement Paulson	Accepted teaching position in Mount Pleasant, Utah.
3	Miss Agnes Roe	Visited Mrs. Warner.
3	Miss Mary Haight	Spent the weekend in Cedar Rapids and Marion, as did Bernice Toms.
3	Miss Dorothy Humiston	Sprained her ankle during her physical education class.
3	Mrs. Edna Davis	Left for Keota, Iowa.
3	Miss Eva L. Gregg	Visited Chicago.
3	Willard Holman	Visited Cedar Falls.
3	Irma Savage	Visited her home in Shell Rock, Iowa.
3	Prof. Macy Campbell	Lectured in Galena, Illinois.
3	Miss Lorrene Kreger	Accepted position as assistant to the secretary of the Y. M. C. A. in Des Moines.
3	"Grass" here Saturday	Movie preview.
3	W. A. A.	Will enjoy picnic and activities at Island Park.
3	Interstate contest here	Will host interstate extempore contest in spring.
4	Immature irreverence	States that a majority of the people in society hide their feelings instead of expressing them.
4	College is upon us	States that articles about the football team give a good indication that another year of school has started.
4	A. B. A. for muscle	Disagrees with the idea of awarding a bachelor's degree in coaching athletics.
5	Bureau of Recommendations	Roster of those who have found jobs.
6	Players better sportsmen than spectators: Yost; fans expect too much of players and coaches	States that spectators of intercollegiate athletics need to acquire more sportsmanship skills.
6	Proposed memorial for Walter Camp; to be erected at Yale Bowl	A memorial is being built in honor of Walter Camp.
7	Capital acting, shrewd direction mark "Show-Off"; comedy of family life full of homey fun; auto scene is hilarious feature	Movie preview.
8	Eulalian	Held picnic for rushees.
8	Sioux Club	Entertained rushees at a luncheon.
8	Tau Sigma Delta	Held a steak fry for the rushees; entertained rushees at a theatre party.
8	Philo	Roster of officers.
8	Alpha Chi Epsilon	News about members.
8	Chrestomathian	Informal and formal initiation were held.
8	Alpha Theta Beta	News about members.
8	Shakespearean	Held formal initiation.
8	Phi Sigma Phi	Entertained at a gathering; also held a dinner.
8	Kappa Theta Psi	Florence Reed hosted a Gypsy Tea at her home; members entertained rushees at a rose dinner.
8	Phi Omega Pi	Held a Jail Jamboree at the sorority house; a Vanity Fair was held at Odd Fellow Hall; news about members.
8	Pi Theta Pi	Entertained rushees at a musical tea; held luncheon as last of the series of rush parties.