The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-17
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
TEMSOF INTER EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

NEW HAVEN PBflPLE And Other People Known in This City Local Social Events Here and EIse- where.
 Mrs Pendleton, wife of Dr. J, E. Pen dleton, the dentist, has been sadly be- reaved by the death of her mother, Mrs. Green, which occurred at her home in Westerly R. l., Sunday morning. Mrs, Green had been a great sufferer from cancer for number of months, and Mrs. Pendleton has been with her for several weeks. Dr. Pendleton and Miss Reba Pendleton went to Westerly sat urday morning and will remain until after the funeral, which will take place this morning.
 A number of the friends of Rev. Chauncey Hawkins, of this city, at tended last Friday his installation as pastor of the Congregational church of Spencer, Mass. The sermon Of the oc- caslon was preached by Rev. Frank R. Luckey of this city, pastor of the Humphrey street Congregational church. Rev. MT. Hawkins was for merly assistant pastor to Rev. MT. Luckey. Spencer is a flourishing man. ufacturing town fifteen miles from Worcester and the Congregational church of that town is one of the larg- est of that vicinity.
 Arthur Humiston residing on Dixwell avenue, near the Hamden line, who has been very i'll for twelve weeks still re- mains in a serious condition. MT. Hu- miston has had typhoid fever in a se- were form
 Seats for the annual commencement concert of the combined University Glee and Banjo clubs will be placed on sale at the Hyperion box office at 930 next Thursday morning. All members of the Glee and Banjo clubs who desire tickets must apply before that date to c. D. Barnes, 46 Vanderbilt The following programme will be rendered at the con- cert:
 PART I.
 "The Speedway" Cruger
 Banjo Club.
 "Brave Mother Yale''. Merrill Shepard
 Glee Club.
 "Integer Vitae". "... ..... Carmen Yalensis Daylight" ............ Carmen Yalensts
 Marble by MT. Read. 'The Night" ....,................., Apt College Medley. ....... Carmen 4alenslS
 Glee Club.
 f'Tutti-Fruttf' .......................
 Glee and Banjo Clubs.
 PART II.
 "Kunnin Kaffirs' BEREAVEMENT. Rubens
 Banjo Club. f"rhe Dawn" Carmen Yalensis
 Glee Club.
 "The Rosary .....................N .Nevin
 MT. Tyler and Club. "Japanese Serenade" ...........Loraine
 Mandolin Club. "The Foolish Four" r".................. MT. Chittenden MT. Johnson, MT. Rob- i,
 erts and MT. Tyler.
 PART III. "Valse Espagnole" ...........,.... .Metra |
 Mandolin Club. "Last Night" ........................
 Mir. Baxter and Glee Club. IT Wish I Were" .. Carmen Yalensis "Fairy Moonlight"-Double Marble
 ................. Carmen Yalensis |
 MT Read and MT Ellsworth. t'The Whizz Fish" ".................u
 ........ Fox 1902 and Steele 1902 |
 MT. Wiggin and Club. Bright College Years" ...... Durand | Miss Eunice w. Parish, daughter of | Commissioner and Mrs. James H. Par ish. has returned from Pennington. where she has just completed her first year at Miss Porters select school for young ladies.
 Justice of the peace John R. Booth yesterday married Giuseppe A. Cappola an Italian blacksmith living at 249 Wal lace street, to Teresina Bernardo, of 31 Greene street. The groom is thirty-one years of age and his fair bride twenty two. The ceremony took place in Att torney Elliott's office, the principals be- ing clients of Elliott, who called upon MT. Booth to tie the knot.
 There will be a meeting of the class of 1900, Eaton grammar school, at 1:15 next Thursday afternoon in room Hillhouse high school. All members of that class are requested to be present, as very important business will be car Tied on.
 The New Haven Chautauqua union has elected the following officers Pres fdent, James A. Howarth; vice presi- dent, H. H. Taylor; secretary, John H. loHepdIu, Ilc6SuleI ttlltNd JpdIill' Mrs. McGuinness and three little chill dren, of S3 Mill River street, were taken to the New Haven hospital yesterday under orders from the department of charities and corrections. They are all from dysentery. The family are poor and it was necessary for them to have the aid of the city. l Word has been received here of the n 1 son of MT and Mrs. Coleman, of 1467 State street, at the North American col { lege, Rome, Italy, on June 15. Rev. Father Coleman was formerly New Haven boy. He graduated from Hill house high school in 1894 and from St l -
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