The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09
High School Notes.

In the senior assembly room Wednesday
morninE q delightful paper on %"
I literature OF the South was given u-
Mrs. William lgeheart- Tn intrQ1ucihs
her subject. Mrs. Igleheart spoHe or tAe
fact that the literature ol. 8 people re-
fleets their history and social co1l- lions
This is particularly true OF tle soul1eI'
writings which may be said Co tofi-t
but three types. the landowner or master
the negro, and the poor whites mere
was no middle class I'm their social scale.
ard hence none is depicted I'm their ht@rt-
tur1 The southern writer's agree 90
rOrtrayinE the masters as PROUD, stHet-
GUS hUSD'rlblo and cliFllEolS, tlt MIS-
tress as charming acCoUpl-shel. bellt--
frl and born % command. The ro'-
v-Lirae i'm their Tennessee mountain
BONES have been yiyidly described ll taa
writings Of Miss Aur--JeS ana joan FOX
IT. Ia nearly al Of the southern stories
the negro peculiar customs ana cltL
acter,stiC dialect form an important ei5-
ment No writer has succeeded ln slFl-2
q tFuer OF more graphic c5lneat.oU
their traits than the Kentucky noNelst
James lane Allen To Illustrate IEi
point Mrs. lEieheaTt read @ selection en-
ttlel "A Negro Wocins. from IDS
Two Gentlemen OF Kentucky
Another Well known and typical sCull
ern author Is Joel Chandler Harris. Wlos,
. Uncle RemUs' stories have won Tor Mn
an elviabie place among writer's az H-5I
dialect stories Mt Harris was born ui
2 Georgia plantation. and later serve
IN, ne Atlanta Constitution. IN which ha
Uncle Remus stories were tlrSt pIH
z lishsi- Mrs. EgiehEarL then save as al
Illustration OF the stories the ODD tAForiye
/ The Tar Baby" Her rendering or IN
/ negro dialect was excellent ana Llt Sc
/ lee ton was thoroughly enjoyed
! Another writer worthy OF mention q
! Paul Lawrence Dunbar. tEe negro poet
I whose musical and Characteristic so1E- O.
MS. ue0uIe have Won for hin wide CireI
! ~ readers
/ Whiie Alien and Harris have srapaicalE
{ portrayed the Kentucky white AMI IN
I Georgia negro- George w Cu1ie has give
I an erualf- vivid picture 10 creole lsEr u
I New Orleans Madame Del1rt-e an
/ The Graudissirnes are sAefiief reaIe
/ =aDtati1ns of that pictures que -.l trrf.-
/ society now almost extinct rro-H -
latter book Mrs tE.F1ELrl gave tl- sle-
{ i'm which Aurora r-t uses Elll-t 8 El-
Uos1l % m4rrllEC-
[ A-rtns- selection from "Ths Two Rur
awavs.~ bv HAIRY StIwel Edwards We
/ chosen as giving g2c1 h'ls -a--'l .
| This writer's keen ius-E-- into tl- s-p--
/ srfti0us side az the ueEru's nature
After . b~iat mention OF the rua EE-
poets % the soutI- Poe and Lal.@r 81
Tsfehrart closed her tax 1E slfll- N--
/ charming EXPRESSION a little poem
samuel Mlntum Peaks entitled.
Southern CSIrL Lre crozrlTz--u ez-l-
/ v-itn twa vocal solos by Helene Sleldr
] accduuauied by Elorz- lr5 inner
In TIE freshman room Dr. Pacen gas
{ a very helpful and suggestive t4ls u0l
biographies. IN brief be gave tire O.
loving POINTS, There are two classes
Fte-atur that ~ information and m
81 insriratlon- a really Eco1 p-oErtp-
/ should be placed uucer tle latter clElsi-
-4fher than The former tGr there is z
0-he- kfnf ~ writing which taxes PC
: more strongly uu0E men tFes lll aea