The San Francisco call., 1896-01-01
GlEE CLUB CONCERTS.
College Students to Make a Va
cation Tour of Northern
California.
Mrs. Fonzo Acquitted - Funeral of
Captain Peterson - Other
Berkeley Notes.

BERKELEY, CAL, Dec. 31.-The Uni
verslty Glee Club has made arrangements
for concert tour during the present vaca-
tlon. the first concert being arranged for
Stockton, on January s. From Stockton
the club will go to Chico. where a concert
will be given on the 10th. The singers
will appear in Marysville on the 11th, clos
ing their tour in Sacramento on the 18th.
The singers of the club are:
First tenor-B. e. Somers '92. T. A. Smith 81.
c. r. Morse "a, G. A. Elston '97. First bass
4. J. Russ '96, O. T. Wedemeyer '9S, G. H.
Whipple i97, S. Rawlings '97. Second tenor
lG F. ?. Taylor 81, II. S Symmes '99; F. S. Knight
Hutchins '96, r. II. Parsons '98, D. Hutchinson
'96, H. ?. Yeeder SO.
Howard Yeeder is the manager and
Charles PARCELS is viollnist.
According to the original plans the Stan
ford Mandolin Club and the L. c. Glee
Club We're to have undertaken a concert
tour together, but objections were raised
at Stanford to the mandolin club under
taking tour with any other glee club
than that Of Stanford, hence the plan of a
com mbination tour fell through and the
California Glee Club is going alone
Mrs. FOnzo Acquitted.
Mrs. Mary Fonzo, wife of Fred Fonzo.
one of the raided Iiquor-sellars of East
Berkeley, was acquitted this afternoon in
Judge James court OF a charge OF disturb
ing the peace. The charge was result of
Mrs. Fonzo's efforts to secure from Mar
shal Lloyd horse and buggy belonging to
FonZo that had been attached. The prop
erty was seized by Marshal Lloyd, and it
was alleged that Mrs. Fonzo was guilty OF
disturbing the peace in her endeavors TO
secure from the stables the attached horse
and buggy. Mrs. Fonzo demanded a Jury
trial and the following were chosen as
Jurors: E. G. Worden, II. Hartkup, S. S.
Quackenbush, J. c. Gentry, ]. Woodruff,
W. Hnddart, II. Zander a. Quackenbush,
G. r. B. McGowan, ]. Lang lais, Fred Wass
and E. Tobey.
New Years Eve.
a watchnight social will be held by the
Unitarians of Berkeley tonight. 1t has
long been the custom of the Berkeley Uni
tarians TO hold such social on the last
night of the old year, and tonight S
gathering, which takes place at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. NJ. D. Marsh, on Durant
avenue will be of the usual order. Watch
night services will be held in Trinity NJ. E.
Church and in the Baptist Church at
Dwight way.
Funeral of Captain Peterson.
The remains of Captain C. c. Peterson
were inferred in Mountain View Cemetery
this afternoon, the formal services being
conducted by the knights of Honor, OF
which the deceased was a member. The
services were held at the late, residence,
2022 Fifth street, Rev. DR.. Pearce of West
Berkeley officiating. The palIbearers
were E. McVey, J. I. Revas, j. Mulligan,
c. Maloney, A. Shakoff, NJ: Relberio ali
members of Tahoe Lodge, Knights OF
Honor.
A Lunatic Escapes.
Francis Cassayez, lunatic, who has for
some time been confined in the residence
of his brother, at the corner of Fifth and
Holyoke streets, West Berkeley, esca ped
this morning and has disappeared A
keeper was employed to look after the de-
mented prisoner but the latter managed
to elude his guardian, and is thought to
have gone to Oakland.
Library Trustees.
The new Board of Trustees of the Berke-
ley Public Library has appointed standing
committees as follows: On books-Dr.
Thomas Addison and A. w. Naylor; ad-
ministratioa-H. w. Taylor. A. w. Nay
lor; printing and suppIies-H. w. Taylor
II. D. Irwin; finance-Dr. Addison, H. D.
Irwin.