St. Paul daily globe., 1885-07-19

old country. Art is his mistress, and he is
a most faithful devotee at her shrine. a
devoted student he has mastered every de-
tail of decorative art, and still he scars be-
yond. His genius is perhaps made particu-
larly apparent in the delicious blending of
colorS in graceful and appropriate artistic
conceptions, and his finest work in the
Ryan is the admiration of all who have in
spected it. artists as well as students and
cOnnoiSseurs. 1t is hoped that his talents
will be frequently called upon in the North
west.
The wedding of Miss Jingle A. Glidden,
the delightful contraltO singer and society
favoute, to Mr.. George w. James, a most
estimable young man connected with the
First National bank, occurred in one of the
parlors of the Ryan on Sunday afternoon
last, Rev. Robert Hutchins officiating. The
wedding was very quiet and beautiful
one, and after the ceremony about twenty
five of the families and their guests partook
of an elaborate wedding supper in the la
dies ordinary. Mr.. and Mrs. James are
now enjoying bridal tour.
Tourists in great numbers enjoyed the
hospitality of the Ryan last week, and
among them may be mentioned J. Il. Gra-
ham and wife, Miss Graham, J. II. Melvin
dlu WIG L. hCNlOI anu sui VI -NtM
York; S. z. Riddle and wife. Philadelphia;
Ii. A. Winter and family, Chicago; c. w.
Atwood and wife. Portland, Or; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ii. Slocum, Miss Slocum. Miss
Denny, J. Brewer, w. L. Allen, T. w.
Slocum and w. II. Slocum, Jr., Boston;
Mrs. Mary A. Warren, Miss Ella NJ. War
rem, Eugene c. Warren, Louisville, KY;
Mrs. r.. w. Lee and two sons, Mrs. L. 5.
Ridgely, Philadelphia.
Mr.. Marion c. Dimmick, who will be re-
membered by St. Paul people as a young
gentleman of many accomplishments, be-
ing well known as a vocalist of great at
tainments, was married on Thursday. June
25, to Miss Emma j.. Gibson at Hunting
ton, w. Va. For the benefit of ST. Paul
friends will state that Mr.. and Mrs. DIM
mick are at home after July at 9l0 Fourth
avenue in that city.
st. Paul Camp No. l of the Sons of Vet
Grams is arranging to give moonlight ex-
cursion on Wednesday evening. the goth
inst They have engaged the steamer City
of ST. Paul, with the spacious LOngfellow
covered barge for dancing. A full string
band will accompany the party and the
boats will be brilliantly Illuminated. Mem
berS of military organizations will appear in
uniform.
Edward J. Wight, travelling salesman for
Kellogg, johnson & Co, this city. was
united in marriage on July 6, at Freeport,
Ne, to Miss Anna L. Sargent. \ recep-
ton was rendered them by Mrs. DR.. c. g.
Higbee and her young friends at her resi-
dence Tuesday evening, which was pleas
ant affair. The newly welded couple will
make st. Paul their future home.
T. E. Gregg and wife. Lincoln. Neb.: J.
II. Gregg, st. Joseph, Mo-; Misses Sadie
Gregg, Birdie Gregg, Maggie Burt and Jo-
sephine Burt of Burlington, Ia, spent the
most of last week at the Ryan. They are
making a tour of the Golden Northwest,
and are, like all tourists, filled with en-
sthusiaSm.
Arrangements are being made for a large
and select party of st. Paul ladies
and gentlemen to take a voyage next
month from Duluth to Buffalo and
return on one of the splendid
steamers of the Lake Superior Transit com
pany. The trip will occupy about two
weeks, and it viii be one OF the most novel
and elegant expeditions conceivable.
Mr.. William Lee Howard. of the firm of
Brown, Treacy 6E Howard. was recently
married to Miss Clara \. Oatman of Hart
ford, Conn. The wedding took place at
the residence of the brides mother. They
have been tarTying in the CatSkill noun
tains and arrived home yesterday. They
will take residence on Western avenue.
The artists of st. Paul and Minneapolis
are now happy having secured the services
OF genuine professional model who has
posed for many of the most famous artists
of New York. She is a lady of beautiful
person and exquisite grace, and wiz do
much to advance art, as she has been en-
gagged to sit for several of the artists with
classes during the summer and fall.
The family of Mr.. and Mrs. IL. S. Fair
child have abandoned their Summit avenue
residence for the summer, and are at their
charming rural home on pretty Lake Toreau,
in Dakota county. Mrs. Fairchild and Miss
Fairchild are, with Mrs. Pascal Smith. pass
ing few weeks at Chautauqua lake. New
York.
Mr.. John Heiman of this city left last
night for Philadelphia, Penn. to at
tend the wedding of Mr.. Henry NJ. Levy
and Miss Jennie Hyman, which takes place
at . O'Clock Wednesday afternoon. Mr..
Helman will visit New York city, Buffalo
and Chicago before his return.
Miss Carrie Middleton of Hoffman ave-
nue. entertained about sixty of her young
friends at fete champetre last Thursday
evening. A delicious repast was served ON
the spacious lawn, and the later hours of
the evening were passed with music and
dancing within the mansion.
charming society lady of st. Paul was
presented with a bill for twentv-seyen
glasses of soda water in one week. by a
popular druggist The lady says she doesn't