The morning call., 1893-03-26

programme was carried and 1t met with
the appreciation OF those assembled, If one
may judge from the hearty manner in which
each number was apDlauded:
"GaIibadi March ....'... ...-.--. Matthew's Band
-. baron So5rero and Mr. Kosgers
~ Wrestling. -.-........- r Al6ore aud NJ Albora
=. Judge'-Lous IrOnehet and Or. T; v Lonigo
taJ ~Trayata," recoiiectoGs Of the opera: ~ ,j'
Coro "Mattadore"; tcl Ave Maria; (dJ air.
Macbeth -.Lurllne
&
.-......... .......... Cox. snyder Cwar r Eglse
(b) ward q Kelly Irsn burlesque team. INTRO
Corbett and sullivan.
(c} Syce Sympton. ton........,........Trsh Comedians
la sTutti" (5) ALLEGRO" ic) 'Misereri."
(d) ''Ah che la Morte."
Fancy skating. -AdOlph Kahn and Burton Gee
Chair-jumDng by the champion chair-jumper of
the FAclhc Coast..--..-.......- .-.Adolph Kahn
There is no use trying to describe the
march, because it contained besides several
Italian military companies conglomerated
mass of diversified maskers representing
anything on earth imaginable.
Every character ever seen on similar
occasions was there, and there we're lots of
gr0tesque makeups conceived by Inventive
brains and executed by clever costumers.
At midnight there was still big crowd
pushing its way through The doors TO reach
the floor, which was already overflled, and
the Italian tree school will doubtless net
handsome sum from this very successful
entertainment.
The executive committee which SUPER
vised the affair was as follows: Theodore
Bacigalupi, chairman; Frank NOriega, sec
retaTy; Eugene f. Sciallero, treasurer; DR..
Joseph Pescia, G. TaccGni. L. Albnra, +. G.
r ssi, Andrew Sbarboro E. C. Palmieri.
Tire Italian free school idea was started
on May 10, 1884. being born in the Italian
Worklngmen's Benevolent S ciety. A. I'm
bornOni was the originator and L. A. Abera
its first president, the main object of the in
stitution being the PRONUNCIATION of the
language Of Christopher Columbus and
Americus Vespucius.
On June /. 1885. the school was orened
and soon over $50 pupils were in daily at
tendance,
As soon as the popularity of the institu-
tiun was established money contributions
from the leading Italian citizens poured in,
and soon the new school was above pecunl-
arv needs
Entertainments like the one given last
night are annually given. and these, to-
getEer with yearly subsidy from the Italian
Government of $500 and the amounts paid
by the regular contributors put the enter
prise into flourishing condition.
The following were the reception aud floor
committees last night:
Reception Commttee-John Power. Will
liam Cornyn, John Glynden, Ed McDevitt.
E, Merani, D. }. Sheehan, Ed Barry. A. J.
DheiliG. j. X. Bnckman, w. j. King, Tbom-
as Lodge. w. w. Hopkins, w. w.
Hass, W. Levy. Joe Cornyn, George
Ramm. Manuel Holtz, K. r. Selig,
G. CalegarIs. G. b. Cevaso, G. Cagiier'
Abe Hass, G, Cavelli, DR.. =. de We chi, q,
de Luca L. dl Nola. l.. Demartini, Mr. Fon-
tana, J. f. Fugaz, l.. Franzoni, G. Ghira-
delli. D. Ghiradelll. Leo Herringhi. G. La
yaggi, ". Lacaze G. Music, p. Micheletti,
A. MOtroni, DR.. &. Masoero, c. Mont, DR..
Ollino, A. Paladini. p. Campodonico. DR.. o.
Perrone, L. Pardin, A. Petri. b. Pasquale,
S. Rossi. L. G. Ratio, A. Sbarboro, G. Ven
gsrro. DIR. V. Vaccari, g. March,.
Floor committee = E. Unti (chairman),
John L. Noriega. G. Cavaili, P. Canaya' B.
Rebagliati, A. Boccaid, A. Aoisi, A. G.
Williams. E. Rogiero, Fa. Frazunni, V.
Monti, A. Zaboldano, Henry Monaham, G.
NJ. PostigiUne, L. f. Bovin. A. BoIognest.
p. ). Blumman, E. Martinoni. G. Jaccheri'
A. Petri. Ii. II. Gilmore, George I.eroi,
Warren King, w. w. Mcneil, p. MOrbio'
II. Schwind. A. Pistolesi, w. Zelner, F. NJ.
Kelly. Joseph Silver. A. Rossi, A, F.
Thomas, f. Braccamonte, +. S. PinkhanI.
E. Palacios, William X. Landram, Robert
Alexander, DIR. V. Vaccari, Charles Laiss.
J. Devote, Henry OsthOtf. r. C. Feiger, a.
c. Cunningham, F. Lycett, j. p. BeQuette.
Frank StOrmfeld, b. Clark. J. E. Ericsson.
A. Castagnetto, E. CabOui, Emile Field, E.
Rebagliati