Normal Eyte — February 2, 1910

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
311	Editorial	Debate outcomes should be decided by a judge; leave Saturday for literary society activities.
312	Official	National and state educational news; Asa Mathews and Lenore Shanewise admitted to University of Chicago.
313	Normal Club entertains; alumni and undergraduate organization at Iowa City will banquet	Will enjoy banquet and speakers.
313	Chrestos delight public; audience is delighted with splendid two-part program; farce scores hit	A review of the Chresto performance of "A Mother's Meeting".
314	Noted reader will appear; Katherine Oliver McCoy will give interpretation of "What Every Woman Knows"	Speaker profile.
315	Orchestra to give concert; organization of thirty pieces makes debut in first local concert of year	Performance program.
316	Betty	Professor Samson looks at animal intelligence.
317	Studies in Organization and Teaching	Ideas for future teachers.
320	Miss Myra Crum	Is having an attack of grippe.
320	Miss Lucile Alwood	Visited friends on the Hill.
320	Gertrude Tyrrell	Was a guest of Mrs. E. Sadler.
320	Miss Corbett	Led the Y. W. C. A. meeting January 26.
320	Last Wednesday evening	P. E. O. annual reception was held.
320	Mrs. Anton Oelmon	Is visiting Mrs. Mary Schmitt.
320	H. A. Schmitt	Is visiting friends and family on the Hill.
320	Mrs. Geo. Gales	Is visiting friends on 22nd Street.
320	George Guthrie	Visited the Downs residence.
320	Miss Rice	Entertained faculty.
320	Dr. Joseph F. Hicks	Was a caller on the Hill.
320	H. W. Chehock	Is in Des Moines assisting the State Superintendent.
320	Mrs. Bert Boise	Visited the college.
320	Last Monday evening	Cottage Reading Circle met.
321	A. B. Harris	Was a business caller last week.
321	Several carloads of coal	Coal was delivered last Thursday.
321	Prof. Dean	Is a clairvoyant predicting the future, especially for the college women.
321	The basketball team	Could not make it to their game in Charles City due to a train wreck in Dyersville.
321	Miss Call and Rice	Entertained some of the women on the faculty.
321	Miss Flora Roberts	Left school because of an attack of grippe.
321	Men are expected	Roofing to begin soon on the library.
321	Mr. Roger Fitz	Spent Sunday on the Hill.
321	Mr. Horace Love	Spent Sunday on the Hill with friends.
321	Because of the kindness	Ella Danskin Shaw furnishes flowers for the students in the hospital.
321	Miss Lenora Arent	Was in the hospital because her doctor advised a rest.
321	Lorna Friddin	Spent Friday with friends on the Hill.
321	Mrs. Walker	Entertained the women of the faculty.
321	The Misses Purdy, Goodwin and Marcue	Entertained some of the faculty members.
321	Miss Ethel Paulger	Visited the Hill last week.
321	Sadie Smale	Sprained her knee in the gym.
321	Irene Cromer	Left school due to illness.
321	Hazel Naylor	Spent Sunday with her parents.
321	Miss Biscoe	Is improving from her illness.
321	Mary Louise Peebles	Is slowly recovering from diphtheria.
321	Mrs. E. W. Wright	Visited the kindergarten department.
321	Miss Genevieve Griffith	Substituted in Cedar Falls.
322	Mr. Sheffield	Climbed up an eighteen foot rope in six seconds.
322	Sophia and Cerend Olrend	Are visiting friends on Walnut Street.
322	Brian Condit, Miss Burney and Miss Kelly	Are providing music for a declamatory contest where K. J. Knoepfler is a judge.
322	Another mail carrier	A new mail carrier will be added to the College Hill route.
322	Dr. Gist	Entertained one of his classes with a dinner.
322	At the next meeting	Mr. Corey and Mr. Chehock will speak at the Mathematics Club.
322	Big double header played; fast basketball games run off; Alphas overwhelm Ossolis; Zetas are too much for Shakes	Alphas defeat Ossolis, 26-5. Zetas defeat Shakes, 19-8.
323	Basket tossers succumb; team is outplayed in fast contest with Illinois Central officials	Teachers miss train to their game in Charles City.
324	Cliosophic	Presented magazine program.
324	Zetalethean	Presented program devoted to men whose birthdays fall in January.
325	Casper Schenk	Will now be working for the Des Moines Life Insurance Company.
325	Luetta Knights	Is principal at Glidden.
325	Stella Tuttle	Will be teaching in Clarkston, Washington.
325	Della Northey	Is a librarian at the Woman's College in Rockford, Illinois.
325	All who know	Rhea Wilcox Spencer died.
325	Frank Willard	Married Nellie Williamson.
325	Miss Eva Cresswell	Will be teaching in Cedar Falls; she succeeds D. O. Wilson.
325	Edward A. Brinton	Is a pastor in Asuncion, Paraguay.
325	A. L. Mathews	Is enrolled at University of Chicago along with Julian Gist.
325	Alice J. White	Her mother died.
325	Myrtle Edgington	Will be teaching in Aberdeen, South Dakota.
326	C. W. Lyon	Was a judge at a recent debate; has position as assistant attorney general in Des Moines..
326	F. C. Ensign	Is a high school inspector for the University of Iowa.