The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-01

We're AlrS, L. Il. StOVdll. Mrs. y. IL. Hun
ter. Mrs. c. Z. Malone, Mrs John Haw-
lSins, Mrs. W. w Gordon. ,Ir.. Mrs John
Heard Hunter. Mrs ". G.. N0rrel. Mrs.
c. A. l.. Cunningham. Mrs. W. W. Rogers,
Mrs. J.. NJ. LCBardy. Miss Mary Hoist.
Miss Mollie Johnson, Miss Maude Hey
ward, Miss Margaret Stiles, Miss Laurie
Harris, Miss Jessie Anderson of New
York, and others.
Miss Margaret Weed of FLORIDA is the
guest OF Mir and Mrs. ,. ID. Weed
Savannah is coming 20 the musical
front as the appreciative audiences at
the recent concerts testify. And the
clamor after the songs for more is vocif-
erous and irresistible. There are several
promising voices among Savannah Young
people, and if the anticipated develop
ment is realized, their fame will noJ he
confined TO Savannah. Prominent among
these voices as yet unknown to fame is
the wonderful baritone of Mr. Robert L.
Mercer. Jr. His voice rich, fun, strong
and clear, possesses Il sympathetic quail
Ity OF unusual sweetness. His gift is de
cidedly ackno wledged, and with the
proper cultivation and announcement
savannah may possess a second Julian
Walker.
The marriage of Miss Savannah Bar
rett TO Mr. Edward H. Butt. which took
place Wednesday, March ~. at the First
AEnuJ LtLidu GunItus aug USbd. dL
o clock, was social event Of much i'm
pOrtance. Miss Barrett is one Of Au-
gusta's fairest and most fascinating
daughter whose popularity is universal.
she mas been one Of the leaders in her set
since her advent INFO society. and an
Acknowledged belle. Mr. Butt is equally
well known and a favOrite in social and
business circles. The bridesmaids were
Miss Leila Howard, maid of honor: Miss
Lizzie Alexander, Miss Hattie Ganahl.
Miss Henrietta Robinson, Miss Sallie
Miller, Miss Lewis Butt Miss Reb.e
Nason, Miss Ella Alexander and Miss
Goa es, Of Baltimore. They wore white
organizes trimmed in lilac ribbons. Mr.
Lewis Butts. the grooms brother acted
rs best man. The ushers We're married
men. Mr. Butt and his bride went to New
Orleans on their bridal tour
Dir. and Mrs. +. n. Brandt, of New
York, are guests of DIR. and Mrs. c. n.
Brandt, on Henry street. DR. 4. N. Brandt
and Miss Jennie Ross Were married last
Wednesday at 3 o'clock p. N. al the
Church OF The Incarna tion n New York.
A reception followed the ceremony
Mr.. Frank Huger, of Knoxville. Tenn,
was in the city yesterday on his way from
trip to Cuba, and was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. .. A. HUger, Jr.
Miss Laura Lester was the guest last
WYNN VI MISS Old NdunLu Jarrett IN LAtl
gusta, and was present at the Butt-Bar-
rett wedding last Wednesday evening
The entertainment given by the Kings
Daughters on Friday evening cannot be
too highly praised for the f2ultlcss OBJECT
OF the tablcauX They showed what
taste and intellect can accomplish, and
the scenic e1ecJ was III perfect keeping
with the times and legends of the
Alhambra. Mrs. T. 7. Chapeau was
the directing manager of the entertain
ment and TO her IS due much credit fer its
success, and thanks from the audience
Tor highly pleasing programme Mrs
Fmnle sang stars Of the Evening" by
Tours, and was received with enthusiasm.
as usual; her clear. sweet soprano being
tavorite. She gave as an en- core very
pleasing and catchy ballard. Mr. Walker
next sang Forever and Forever, ." and
RESPONDED to an enthusiastic encore with
MeFer-lielmund' Marguerite. Miss
Gerald Carruthers sang Como. Where
the Llnden'S Bloom, and responded
with Coming Through the Rye
Miss CarrutheTs has not often been heard
in public, her course of study not yet be-
ING completed, but whenever she sings
enthusiastic applause greets her. Her
voice is justly ranked among the finest in
Savannah, and It's wonderful strength
and mettle indicate great capabilities
which together with its native sweetness.
promises 10 gain her conspicuous place
among leading sopranos.
Mrs. j. c. Puder ana Mrs. Dc Cas5a-
want, Of Frackville, Pa, are travelling in
Florida.
Mrs. George Whiteside, of Apalachicola,
Fla, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Torbett. on
Barnard street.
Miss Hammcrschlag, of Philadelphia.
will leave for her homo on Thursday.
April 3, 1891, after spending most de-
lightful winter here, rs the guest of her
grandparents, Mr., and Mrs. S. Gardner.
Mrs, G. e. Watson, of Upper Saudusky.
o., is visiting her niece, Mrs. J. G. Puder.
Miss Isabel Stiles is the guest of Mrs.
Alfred Mills, on Hail street.
/ Miss Beckwith left last FRIDAY for New
York, accompanied by Mrs. A. r. Law
ton, Jr. Miss Beckwith is on the way to
| Europe, where she expects TO remain two
years in Germany, studying music and
the language.
Mr.. Laurence Gaillard. OF Charleston,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Moultrie I zee.
on Barnard street
Mrs. c. c. Schley is in New York.
Miss Agnes Coe, of Button, is visiting
Mrs. PelO, on Huh street.
Miss Laura Frazer. of Remington, is
the guest Of Miss Mamie jackson.
mrs. j. e. Is. @ScckWItn entertained last
evening in compliment to Miss Mary
Clarke, of New York.
Mir and Mrs. =. u. Stevens entertained
in compliment TO their daughter. Anna last
| Wednesday afternoon. Souvenirs were pre-
sented each child, and a royal. good time
was enjoyed by the little ones Miss Co.
rinne Hayward, Miss buthie Stewart and
Miss Irene "Ithers assisted in entertain
ing. Among the guests We're. Misses
Anna Hunter. CLAUDE Sullivan. Elsie CHS
[ holm Gertrude sullivan Lucille and
Irene Hunter, Kathleen Fry. Eleanor ana
Bessie ShoJtcr, Lille and Eloisc Lynah,
anna Sinpkius Helen Dale Dixon, Mas
( tcrs LarCoim @chley, Isaac Minis, Lyman
Wilcox, Catsby Jones, Tom Johnson, Alex
Huh, and others.
Mrs. Suthcrliu, of Danville, Va, with
her ATTRACTIVE granddaughter, Miss jamie
( Soutncrin Smith are at the DE Soto.
Miss Smith j. being welcomed by the
many friends she made during her visit
TO -a sanGah .Ist winter
Mr. r. u Pierce. Miss Pierce and Miss
Ather.on, Of IOstoa who have been in