St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-09

MISS taStlna Libby, OF Carroll street.,
is an enthusiastic pupil and devotes
most of her leisure to painting. She is
now working on q landscape which
affords her ideas of lights and effect full
scope.
Mrs. Anna Rachat used to live before
the easel, and has several Well-eXecuted
pictures.
The brush and palette have a great
charm for Miss Lulu Enright, who has
as the result of her labors fine collec
ton of landscape and figure pieces.
Miss Kittie Cogswell,o of Ravine street.
displays remarkable skill with the
brush, and has many studies in her
home.
Mrs. Paul Martin, of West st. Paul,
has clung to the study of art for foul.
years, during which time she has copied
scenes all over the United States. She
has just finished large study OF Cali
fOrnia coast scene which is admired
wherever exhibited.
Mrs. Mark Ferry has done consider
able in the way of painting and drawing
to embellish and beautify her home,
and takes great interest in all the
various branches of art.
Miss Sadie Keller, of Dayton's bluff,
now on her way to Europe. is an accom-
pllshed young lady, and her well-ap-
pointed home owes much of its attract
iveneSs to her deft hands.
Miss Nina Burdick, Of Selby avenue,
is one of the most perSeyering students
in the city. Her touch is very good, her
technique studied and effects brilliant.
Mrs. e. E. Merrill is gifted with tai
ent, which she depicts upon canvas
or plaque to good advantage.
Mrs. G. N.Parker is one of the few S O.
ciety bellies who have the fine tastes so
inherent in women of refinement and
culture. She can paint well, nOtwith-
standing her devOtiOnS to society. Very
few of her contemporaries, who think
more of studying nature in a ball room
than any other way, can realize her ad-
ditional charm in being able to decorate
her lovely rooms in the Portland block
in the manner she has. Some of her
pictures are gems, and reflect great
credit upon the artist.
Mrs. Brooks. of East Third street, de-
votes nearly all Of her time to painting
pictures for herself and friends. She
has executed some good commissions.
Mrs. Item is busy little worker about
the studio. There are upwards of
twenty-five of her paintings in the city,
grazing the walls of as many houses.
She studies various subjects, and her
ideas and basiSemployed in her drawings
are very good. Foreignascenes and por-
traits are her favOrite studies, and when
not occupied at the piano, of which in
Strument she is thorough master, she
adds another to her large collection Of
pictures.
Mrs. Caldwell, of Selby avenue, is a
gifted artist, and she has done some fine
pieces of work.
Miss May Stewart, of St. Anthony
hill has fOndness for art that induces
her to occasional study, and her collec-
ton is quite large.
Miss Lindsey draws in charcoal and
ink and has some fine studies in oil.
Miss II. E. MCGOWAN, of st. Paul
Park, paints eXquisitely in oil and mani
tests unusual aptitude for the study OF
art in every branch.
Miss Minnie Kelly, of Seven corners,
when not attending school is sure to be
found at the studio, earnestly studying
some new subject which she succeeds
III pOrtraylng very well.
Miss Ida Cram, of Dayton's bluff, is
quite converSant upon art topics, and
her success in the various styles Is
phenomenal.
Mrs. Schumacher is a painstaking and
paints Oh plaques, and works in oil on
canvas.
Mrs. Ell. T.. Quinlan is one of the most
attentive and enthusiastic artists in the
city. Her works are numerous, and she
displays marked talent in all branches
of the art. She is now painting a life
size portrait of her father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas f. Breen, in
which she is developing her faculty to
perceptibIe degree.
Miss May Bracket has studied art
more or less for the past three years.
and some fine studies are among her
works. Her parlors are filled with fine
landscapes of European origin.
Mrs. Gen. Bell is numbered with the
best amateur artists of the city and
paints eXquisitely.
Miss E. B. Ulmer is nursing her
talents whenever spare moment offers
and has done some good work with the
brush.
Mrs. Metcalf, of Merriam Park, paints
very well and has few we'll executed
studies.
Miss Lienau, of West st. Paul. is
doing some good work Oh an Italian
Lunch"
Miss Stella Defresne is very fond of
painting and has a number of we'll eX
ecuted studies of st. Paul scenery. She
promises to be one of the leading anna
teur artists of the city.
Mrs. Gordon paints flowers in prefer
ence to other studies. She is now
working on bunch of pink roses.''
Miss Cody is finishing study Of ''La
France Roses"
Mrs. Morrison and George st. Claire
are each working on landscape.
Mrs. La Grange is working on life
size portrait of Mrs. Stadtield.
Miss Castle, of North St. Paul, does
some skiIlful work in Oil and water col
ors.
Mrs. Middleton has her house full of
studies, and paints portraits and land