Title

Selected Pages from the April 1912 Edition of the Howard-Payne Exponent

Description

Pages 18-19 of April 1912 edition of the Howard-Payne Exponent, detailing the opening session of the Automathean Literary Society held in Classic Hall.

Source

Central Methodist University Archives

Date

April 1912

19120401

19190430

Rights

Creative Commons Attribution License

Creative Commons Attribution License

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Language

English

Identifier

ARC 030306 Exponent 191204

Coverage

Central Methodist University

Text

18 The Howard-Payne Exponent

Programme
Part I.
Sonata Grieg.
Andante Molto
Alla Menuetto ma poco piu lento
Miss Darnell
"No star shone on the heavenly vault"
Aria "Il Trovatore Verdi.
Miss Roloson.
Menuet Galant Chaminade.
Butterfly Seeboeck.
To a Wild Rose Mac Dowell.
*The Eagle Mac Dowell.
Miss Darnell
My sweet repose Schubert.
O Sea, Dreadful Sea Delibes.
Little House o'Dreams Metcalf.
Miss Roloson.
Programme
Part II.
By Moonlight Schumann.
Der Nussbaum Schumann.
"Were my song with wings provided." Huhn.
Miss Roloson.
Nocturne Op. 15, No. 2 Chopin.
Hobgoblin Sinding.
Valse de Concert Moszkowski.
Miss Darnell
Love, fly on noisy pinions-aria "Il Travatore" Verdi.
Miss Roloson.
Sextette from "Lucia di Lammermoore" Donizetti-Liszt.
Miss Darnell

Automathean Open Session
The annual open session of the Automathean Literary
Society was given in Classic Hall on Monday evening. Each


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member was well rendered and the program was delightful in
every way. The play was indeed very entertaining and successful.
It was a comedy in one act, and the very amusing
scenes in which the identity of the characters was involved
made it almost equal to the Comedy of Errors, and kept the
audience in continual laughter. The characters all acted their
parts exceedingly well. The following is the program of the
evening:
Program-Part I
Invocation Pres. W. A. Webb.
Address Mrs. Ralph Hamacher.
Piano Duct-II Rhapsodie E. Liszt
Piano 1-Miss Hayes
Piano 2-Miss Darnell
Essay-Nationality in Music Miss Sevier
Vocal Duo-The Gypsies E. Liszt
Miss Roloson Miss Tarleton
Reading-Rebecca's Journey Kate DouglassWiggins
Miss Priest
Salimungundi Miss Carney
Indian Fireflies
Misses Hocker, Sevier and Tistadt
Program-Part II
TOM'S FIANCEE
A Comedy in One Act
By Eulora M. Jennings.
Scene- Library of Mrs. Stanhope's Home
Cast of Characters.
Mrs. Stanhope Helen Hogan
Bessie Stanhope, her daughter Tommy D. Priest
Alice Maynard, engaged to Tom Stanhope
Margaret Hocker
Beulah Crump, stenographer Virginia Denning
Hulda, a maid Eva Mae Fagin