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Title A name given to the resource Pages from June 1914 Howard Payne Exponent Subject The topic of the resource Classic Hall, Howard Payne College Description An account of the resource A picture of students in front of Classic Hall Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Central Methodist University Archives Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 19140601 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Creative Commons Attribution License Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource English Classic Hall Howard-Payne https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/26566/archive/files/c2f70c48fb033e11228f383235611c97.pdf?Expires=1779321600&Signature=sUvyOG7scJKcN63gvRcnEJPm1V54KMGR5DgjokPevMrlfCEXH8PCb8JMjzjPaatd-2meKZH3mjeC01UxLrtsNIfLbQ4McM4r4euV9rTTAt%7Evh7NF8KecnUzzc5VR1gmKG-ftOS79qHopR4uWSllz8aZUE22h0xhvWEGltqfqenuE88Ytm5rVIxMDztsfWnaVXAmM61yZQ0nu7k2PXm65lBl-V01mS1q0MP7Zcwnx68vG08CRSW5ZrmMEVF6Uk5rRRFSIvUZc4kMvbt7eECsxqQJlsQud-5T81DM4W0zP0CjNdB4-ydwZZ7WcSXal6T0PZD0Piodkpid6LI55va5ZkA__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM 9526dbb1b46b348336f586825fe138c4 PDF Text Text � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource CMU Publications Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document 14 The Howard-Payne Exponent To a Water Lily ...................... Mac Dowell Miss Maupin. a. Aufschwung .......................... Schumann b. Air de ballet ...................... Chaminade Miss Sevier. End of the Task ................... Bruno Lessing Miss Hogan. Concerto ............................ Mendelssohn Capriccio Brilliant. Miss Kelley. On Friday evening, February the 16th, the girls of Central College entertained in honor of the Missouri Weslyan and Howard-Payne basket ball teams in the society halls in Central. They showed themselves proficient in the art of entertaining and the evening was a very delightful one. In spite of the fact that the two preceding games afforded such unhappy results, everyone was in high spirits and the time seemed excedingly short. Punch was served. February the 7th was the anniversary of the birth of Charles Dickens. In view of this fact our chapel exercises of that week were devoted to this famous novelist. Each morning a paper on some phase of Dickens' life or works was read by one of the girls and the oratory pupils gave readings from some of his most noted works. Dickens is one of the greatest of English authors and the time we devoted to him was very instructive and enjoyable. What is life? Is it something so disagreeable, then, that we rush through it as if driven by a whirlwind? Each day finds us hurrying faster and faster through youth and middle age, then as we come to old age, pausing for a moment perhaps, before leaving it forever. Why not stop once in awhile in the midst of life and 15 The Howard-Payne Exponent enjoy it, especially in this age when we have so many real pleasures and blessings. Each age is better than the preceding one, yet each age finds us in a bigger hurry to get through with it. We have so many advantages now over the people of other days. We are endowed with so much beautiful poetry and elevating truths which we have received as an heritage from our forefathers. what a sad thing it must have been to have lived in those times when the people had no sure belief in immortality. Life must then have been dreary indeed, but we have had that idea worked out for us. Man is never satisfied with his lot, but is always searching for some higher, nobler truths. So we have left to us such gems as the following by an obscure poet, but nevertheless a beautiful thought: "Life! I know not what thou art, But know that thou and I must part; And when, or how, or where we met I own to me's a secret yet. "Life! we've been long together, Through pleasant and through cloudy weather; 'Tis hard to part when friends are dear, Perhaps 'twill cost a sigh, a tear; Then steal away, give little warning, Choose thine own time; Say not good-night, but in some brighter clime Bid me good moring." EXCHANGE Among some of the good college papers we have received are the Drury Mirror Normal Student, William Jewell Student and the Central Wesleyan Star. There are many commendable things found in the various papers and are worthy of mention. We believe however that the best way to improve our college papers since we are more or less judged by our publications is to have the best possible material. We are compelled to have some Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pages from March 1912 Howard Payne Exponent Subject The topic of the resource Classic Hall, Howard Payne College Description An account of the resource Page 14- Description of a recital held on Feb. 27th by Mme.Frieda Langendorff of the Metropolitan Opera Company Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Central Methodist University Archives Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 19120301 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Creative Commons Attribution License Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource English Classic Hall Howard-Payne https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/26566/archive/files/35bf4489e1d87b034de17fcc1b71b851.pdf?Expires=1779321600&Signature=r1QM7%7EioyPNlyCWB4auOH2y2owgDQa1jflR9iZkv93kpMobtaHGUctqp2b7JAlfssuG82rKVbv0q9jeku2bQpbEB9mc9lGIV01w0sib3AvjEfU5sVlDbcf1NE%7EeJT2YADgL5IsaIlf9JYwWNdR9MU%7EZAs7DGSIZMBf9JJtcM7GdlIn8zA2GkaXuvQOSHiJlc71scas2TbsiZPSG-3hLlrM%7EJISIi7DxjfavlsHHWIOi5YZFcqoaFA9IS%7EltLbCTuxJrQAZV1RXjSZuwWuUkOk8MpbP%7E-NOKIsq4RGyNHGw3PScQqHcnuZNSgAbqEKlfR0pQXKeSlqlkN7QQoEt3wKQ__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM d539f6ad79200aa17fed2606574e65b3 PDF Text Text � https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/26566/archive/files/7a13c8f7fbcaab63cead9e3cc326d146.pdf?Expires=1779321600&Signature=Jhpm7W1ImWW5OfvB4RykSrh2xtILIASKE7V8lGbKgHyDSiTkSkGQiRZBijohkQwc3Wfl4TgUWMn0Ke7e3gF97%7E%7Ejck2Bc4KLD2f445nLYbge561sFZDJ-7l%7EELz5EXoP%7EvlDtyJDucDFMhFnkjhrMXhJxfzhczYtNpyOxAvp0o0npBBM33yT-y5WKy0goSHgXThd9IlVOo7bwdEUjIjwN6kc1m0DkU34GlNCvNxPqOa8Ivz%7Ec76vn3EjK47OINIqEhNrR21FmTmqnoVGEJp9VAojpq6Y3Ct1Sn94sEF-N0BfAZfz7Z4Wdf2mXzuNyeBfQnTEfhA9Y1%7E1qvehY0tHIQ__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM 04ce4b3eef8f5c9eff5532ec6150e1e6 PDF Text Text � https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/26566/archive/files/443938eef1034c77352e0ba0e1864551.pdf?Expires=1779321600&Signature=JV6q42IzCwXFZto174ApVi2gjD1zlRXKiaC1ty5Q1wj5zBi%7EJoyzCvZM2-uo9aR2hpAVYuv1%7Ebgj67aYOFreF%7Et0q0HhKS7k3W2EiRt-9F-5npT5jMKBVSj-cZDKqbSNzgUTYdE1u8mS9QMJYvtADy19nDqqwHBNv8%7ESewjgBZOcQW9pRdwEGMBGZqgEoGhQgCgXP5Yq3YQYpD5fKhXEuYB89ggM-a4pBWcy5vZBwlKVjlHpK6y9vJpGH5k%7ESGqQZH4NMGER%7EoRiH2tBpQiFXY8DSN9QRwLnczmQKiHknirnhz2UsS6tdulcp0IbU-hBEb7t-txwMkLsgx1FZZRhSg__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM 9526dbb1b46b348336f586825fe138c4 PDF Text Text � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource CMU Publications Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document THE EXPONENT OF HOWARD-PAYNE COLLEGE Published Every Month During School Year FOR TERMS APPLY TO Helen Gardner or Ella Vail Business Managers Contents For February Exponent LITERARY- PAGE Memorial Service ........................ 3 EDITORIAL ............................... 12 ALUMNAE ................................. - EXCHANGES ............................... 15 Y. W. C. A .............................. 16 ATHLETIC ................................ 17 LOCALS .................................. - HOWARD-PAYNE EXPONENT Vol. 23 FAYETTE, MISSOURI, FEBRUARY 1912 No. 5 Memorial Service On Sunday, January 28, 1912, a Memorial Service was held in Classic Hall at Howard-Payne for Miss Cardwell and Mrs. Williams, wife of Professor Williams, who just this year became a member of our faculty. We feel very deeply the loss of these friends and in Miss Cardwell we have lost much more than a friend, for she was a second mother to all the girls of Howard-Payne. We are unable to fully express our sorrow. The following talks given at the Memorial Service will show how much these two women were honored and loved by us of Howard Payne and by all who knew them: MRS. WILLIAMS Mrs. Nannie Lewis Williams, the wife of Prof. S. M. Williams, was born and reared at Curryville in Pike county, Missouri. Here she received her early education; later she attended Stephens College at Columbia, Mo., but because of failing health had to leave school six months before her graduation. Again in 1902 when her husband entered Central College she also took the same work and they pursued their studies together until the Sophomore year was reached, when again she was compelled to give up her work in school because of serious trouble with her eyes. She had a thirst for knowledge and it was a source of sorrow to her that her studies could not be continued. In early life her conscience was touched by the Holy Spirit and she yielded herself to the Great Shepherd, to whose guidance she ever afterward remained especially susceptible and obedient. Different ones of her most in- 12 The Howard-Payne Exponent Howard-Payne Exponent Editorial Staff 1911--12 NELL SEVIER, Editor-in-Chief MARGARET TRESCOTT, Associate Editor NINA STALLINGS, } Literary Editors ALMA MYERS, RENA YOUNGER, } Local Editors FANNIE MARIE SCHUTE, JUNE SHAW, Y. W. C. A. Editor SALLIE DOUGLAS Exchange Editor MARY DIMMITT Alumnae Editor HELEN GARDNER, } Business Managers ELLA VAIL, The exponent is published monthly during the college year by the Automathean and Philomathean Literary Socities of Howard-Payne College, Fayette, Missouri. All business communications and orders for subscriptions for The Exponent should be addressed to the Business Managers. TERMS:-One Copy, One Year, to any Address, 75 cents. EDITORIAL On Monday evening, February 12th, and on Wednesday evening, February 14th, the Senior Recitals were held in Classic Hall. The following programs were rendered: SENIOR RECITAL. Classic Hall, Howard-Payne College, Monday Evening, February the 12th, 8 O'clock. Concerto .............................. Chopin Romanze Miss Combs a. Mi Teresita ........................ Carreno b. Novelette ...................... Marc Dowell Miss Northrop. One of Bob's Tramps ........ F. Hopkinson Smith Miss Hocker 13 The Howard-Payne Exponent a. Song Without Words ................. Sinding b. La Livry ......................... Chaminade Miss Fray a. Polonaise ............................. Lack b. Mazurka ...................... Meyer Helmund Miss Brown The Spelling Lesson from "Emmy Lou" .... Marten Miss Hocker a. Gavotte ........................ Gluck-Brahms b. On the Holy Mount .................... Dvorak Miss Vail a. Dialogue Without Words ............... Preyer b. Humoresque ..................... Tschaikowsky c. Prelude ........................ Rachmaninoff Miss Tistadt a. My Ships ........................... Kingsley b. If- ................................. Kipling Miss Hocker Concerto ................................ Pierne Final Miss Fray SENIOR RECITAL Classic Hall, Howard-Payne College, Wednesday Evening, February 14th, 8:15 O'clock. Concerto ............................ Mendelssohn Molto Allegro con fuoco Miss Maupin Song of a Shirt ............. Mary Stuart Cutting Miss Hogan a. Prelude ............................... Chopin b. Romance in E flat ................. Rubinstein Miss Tarleton La Fileuse ................................. Raff Miss Kelley Love Among the Ruins ................... Browning Miss Hogan 14 The Howard-Payne Exponent To a Water Lily ...................... Mac Dowell Miss Maupin. a. Aufschwung .......................... Schumann b. Air de ballet ...................... Chaminade Miss Sevier. End of the Task ................... Bruno Lessing Miss Hogan. Concerto ............................ Mendelssohn Capriccio Brilliant. Miss Kelley. On Friday evening, February the 16th, the girls of Central College entertained in honor of the Missouri Weslyan and Howard-Payne basket ball teams in the society halls in Central. They showed themselves proficient in the art of entertaining and the evening was a very delightful one. In spite of the fact that the two preceding games afforded such unhappy results, everyone was in high spirits and the time seemed excedingly short. Punch was served. February the 7th was the anniversary of the birth of Charles Dickens. In view of this fact our chapel exercises of that week were devoted to this famous novelist. Each morning a paper on some phase of Dickens' life or works was read by one of the girls and the oratory pupils gave readings from some of his most noted works. Dickens is one of the greatest of English authors and the time we devoted to him was very instructive and enjoyable. What is life? Is it something so disagreeable, then, that we rush through it as if driven by a whirlwind? Each day finds us hurrying faster and faster through youth and middle age, then as we come to old age, pausing for a moment perhaps, before leaving it forever. Why not stop once in awhile in the midst of life and 15 The Howard-Payne Exponent enjoy it, especially in this age when we have so many real pleasures and blessings. Each age is better than the preceding one, yet each age finds us in a bigger hurry to get through with it. We have so many advantages now over the people of other days. We are endowed with so much beautiful poetry and elevating truths which we have received as an heritage from our forefathers. what a sad thing it must have been to have lived in those times when the people had no sure belief in immortality. Life must then have been dreary indeed, but we have had that idea worked out for us. Man is never satisfied with his lot, but is always searching for some higher, nobler truths. So we have left to us such gems as the following by an obscure poet, but nevertheless a beautiful thought: "Life! I know not what thou art, But know that thou and I must part; And when, or how, or where we met I own to me's a secret yet. "Life! we've been long together, Through pleasant and through cloudy weather; 'Tis hard to part when friends are dear, Perhaps 'twill cost a sigh, a tear; Then steal away, give little warning, Choose thine own time; Say not good-night, but in some brighter clime Bid me good moring." EXCHANGE Among some of the good college papers we have received are the Drury Mirror Normal Student, William Jewell Student and the Central Wesleyan Star. There are many commendable things found in the various papers and are worthy of mention. We believe however that the best way to improve our college papers since we are more or less judged by our publications is to have the best possible material. 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The new teachers were also called upon and each in turn responded in appropriate and happy words. The old girls have come with their accustomed enthusiasm and the new have so adjusted themselves to Howard-Payne life, that the opening day seemed only like the continuation of school after a day's holiday. [?pon] invitation Bishop Denny came to Fayette, between the Southwest and St .Louis Conferences, to address the students of Central and Howard-Payne. The address was instructive as well as inspirational. We shall be glad to welcome the good bishop to our college at any time. As students of Howard-Payne we are glad to see so many of the members of last year's faculty here again and we heartily welcome the new ones. Miss McCafferty, the English teacher, is very efficient and has already won a warm place in the hearts of her pupils. We were afraid that, on account of illness, Mrs. Beck, our new music teacher, would resign her position, but we were made very happy by her arrival only a few days ago. Prof. Williams and have proven themselves excellent teachers. 17 The Howard-Payne Exponent We have been greatly entertained in chapel several mornings this year by Miss Martinowski's readings from her journal of travels. Misses Martinowski and Hendrix spent the past summer in Europe and Miss Martinowski has written a very interesting account of her travels. We all wish that we might have the priviledge of traveling with her, for she always sees the funny side of everything, and we look forward with great pleasure to future readings from her journal. The Y. M. C. A. of Central College gave their annual reception to the students and teachers of Central and Howard-Payne on Friday evening, September the fifteenth. The two beautiful society halls of the college were well-filled with a gay throng of young people bent on having a good time. During the evening Mr. Bartley sang a number of selections, his rich bass voice pleasing and charming everyone. Two "co-eds," Misses Bertha Brown and Dulce Culbertson, presided at the punch bowl and saw that all were well "punched" some time during the evening. The new students were made to feel at home and many new friendships were formed and old ones renewed. As of old the Centralities proved themselves royal entertainers and 10.30 came all too soon. Matrimonial. The passengers on the afternoon train passing through Fayette at 2:30 on October the fourth, saw on the platform of the station a very gay crowd of Howard-Payne girls, who were eagerly looking for some one on the train. From the sacks of rice that the girls carried it was evident that they were seeking a bridal couple (but did not find them) which couple was none other than Dr. and Mrs. Jenings, nee Miss Gladys Ford of the class of '10. The happy pair had been married that morning at the home of the bride in Williams- town, Mo., and were expected to pass through Fayette on the 40 The Howard-Payne Exponent Founded 1857 Central College Fayette, Missouri A college of Liberal Arts, spledidly equipped with every facility for the symmetrical culture of heart, head and hand. Strong faculty representing best training of this country and Europe. Grounds unsurpassed for beauty of situation. New $15,000 gymnasium. Fine athletic field. Attractive society halls. Library of 11,000 volumns. Modern building with complete equipment. Large productive endowment. Many young men paid half their expense last year by work. For free catalogue and further information, address WILLIAM A. WEBB, President, Fayette, Missouri Fayette Electric Light and Power Company ALL KINDS OF Electric Fixtures Dealers in HARD and SOFT COAL TELEPHONE NO. 266 41 The Howard-Payne Exponent The Howard=Payne College For Young Women High grade College for Young Women including courses in Music, Art, Oratory and Literature. NEW BUILDING The new Classic Hall is a model in architecture. No college in the Middle West is so well equipped for literary purposes. Second term opens Feb. 7, 1912. Students expecting to enter should apply early. For further particulars and information adress, HENRY E.STOUT, PRES. Fayette, Missouri Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pages from October 1911 Howard-Payne Exponent Subject The topic of the resource Classic Hall, Howard Payne College Description An account of the resource Page 16 Mentions Classic Hall as the location of an assembly held on the first day of class Page 41 Features an ad for Howard Payne College and describes Classic Hall as "a model in architecture" Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Central Methodist University Archives Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 19111001 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Creative Commons Attribution License Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource English Classic Hall Howard-Payne