College Eye — May 2, 1929

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Dr. Morton comments on work of Math. Club	Impressed by the club's work.
1	Mr. Bennett, noted bird lecturer, pleased audience Friday eve.	Biology Club sponsors lecture by W. W. Bennett.
1	Vote for May Queen today; May Queen to be elected today from six nominees	Roster of candidates.
1	Mr. Chas. Ball of W'loo takes McCreary's place	Will offer private lessons on brass and woodwind instruments.
1	Official Bulletin	Schedule of campus meetings and performances.
1	Music students to enter contest at Des Moines	Four advanced students will compete.
1	Dr. Bryn-Jones proved to be forceful speaker	Excerpts from address.
1	Joint recital will be given this evening	Helga Sihler and Michael Klinoff will perform.
1	Outstanding Chicago minister to be here Sun.	Carl S. Patten will speak at CHIC.
1	Delegates will attend press conv. at Grinnell	Program will feature speakers; College Eye staff will attend.
1	Melody Way course to be demonstrated today	Those interested in this method may attend demonstration.
1	Prof. Charles gives address in memory of Horace Mann	At regular assembly.
1	College orchestra will give concert May 8	Performance program.
1	Jeanette Corsaut will give graduate recital
1	Cedar Falls Boy Scout to make trip abroad	One Scout will attend jamboree in England.
1	All college dance to be Friday night; Mississippi Six will furnish music for collegians	Student Council sponsors final all-college dance of the year.
1	Wimer and Stanard read proof for Old Gold	Spent two days in Iowa City reading proof.
1	T. C. band was present at Drake Relays last week	Took part in parade there.
1	Attention, graduates!	Will meet in Auditorium.
1	T. C. students win honors in Kansas City contest	Lorne Boylan talks about the debate team's trip.
2	"I for one"	Professor Abbott has trouble listening to music and making pictures from it.
2	Editorially speaking	Concerned that glee clubs are a dying trend in Iowa; encourages students to get interested in journalism; students need to focus on studies during the last days of the term.
3	Literary	Creative writing by students.
4	Tennis team in first competition	Schedule of tennis matches.
4	Football candidates hold spring drills	Forty football team hopefuls start practicing for the fall season.
4	Notice! Intramural tennis	Those who wish to try out for tennis should attend the meeting.
4	T. C. H. S. performs creditably in meets	High school students look forward to a promising year in track.
4	Pella "Dutchmen" here tomorrow; Luther on local diamond Tuesday	First home conference game against Pella; supposed to be held in Pella, but was rained out; strength of opposing team is unknown.
4	Frosh-varsity track duel Saturday; relay teams to Dakota Relays	Students encouraged to support track teams.
4	Tutor relay men surprise followers	Other teams surprised by ability of T. C. track runners.
4	Sport Shorts	News briefs about sports.
4	Tutor-U. I. U. game a draw	Game was rained out twice.
5	Phi Omega Pi	Pledging service held, visits home, and rushing party held.
5	Neo-Chresto	Pledges initiated, planned annual banquet, home visits, and graduates secure positions for the coming year.
5	Two chapters of P. E. O. held a meeting	Program included a musical and closed with the Cecilian Glee Club.
5	Religious Life Council	Paul Porter, Field Secretary of the League for Industrial Democracy, addressed the group and several of the Social Science classes.
5	Y. W. C. A.	Prayer was the topic for discussion at the regular meeting. The group was led by the Reverend Giffen.
5	Zeta	Black's Tea Room will be the site of the annual spring banquet.
5	Miss Florence Freeman of the English departmet	Recovering from an operation for an acute appendicitis.
5	Ossoli	Meeting notice; banquet date announced.
5	Dr. Howland Hanson, college community church preacher	Spoke at the Commercial Club meeting in Eagle Grove and a church dedication in Red Oak.
5	L. S. A.	R. O. Skar spoke on the relation of science to religion at the regular meeting. Performed sacred concert in Stout.
5	Art League	Ida Hart entertained an indoor picnic due to the weather. Flower garden shrubbery and flowers included drinking fountains, bird baths, and bird houses.
5	Alpha	Informal initiation held and meeting program.
5	Playcraft Club	April meetings include the plays "The Marriage Proposal" and "Op o' Me Thumb".
6	Tau Sigma Delta	Home visits.
6	Lambda Gamma Nu	Members made the trip to Des Moines for the relays; pledges adjust to fraternity life.
6	Alpha Theta Beta	Members visit homes.
6	Theta Gamma Nu	Sorority mother attends conference, home visits, attend Drake Relays, teaching contracts signed.
6	Chi Pi Theta	Sport dance plans set, visits home, waiting for contracts.
6	Xanho	Members attend Drake Relays, romance is in the air, spring dance set.
6	Delta Phi Delta	Pledge announced, attend Drake Relays, dance plans finalized.
6	Pi Tau Phi	Members spend time at their homes; some for pleasure, some for illness.
6	Alpha Beta Gamma	Home visits and spring dance plans announced.
6	Pi Omega Pi	Group heard a report of the trip to the National Commercial Research Conference at the regular meeting. Five new members were initiated. Alumni reminded of date and place for spring banquet.
6	V. O. V.	Hold wonderful bridge party at the home of Wilma Hey. Spring dance date and place announced.
6	Kappa Delta Pi	Informally initiated six candidates.