The herald., 1895-05-27
Ia S0C|ETA GAR|bALD|NA
II Celebrated Its Annual Picnic
Yesterday
ADDRESS BY SIGNOR ABERGO
An Expression Of Exalted Patriotic
Sentiments
The Italians, Assisted by the French
eu,or H.y> pIsasanf 0utlnU
ADDRESS BY SIGNOR ABERGO
The Italians, Assisted by the French
Legion, Have . Pleasant Outing
at Sycamore Grove

One of the pleasantest picnics of the
season was the one held yesterday at Ar
royo Seco by the Garibal di society of this
city. That society was assisted by the
Legion Franchise and the two unifor m ed
companies marched through several of
the principal streets of the city at about
8 O. clock a. M. On arriving at plaza they
took the electric cars for Arroyo Seco.
At the picnic grounds number OF elo-
quent speeches were delivered. Mr.. D. B.
Abergo, late commissioner OF Italy to
the worlds fair at Chicago and to the
midwinter fair at San Francisco, delivered
very able addresses in English. French
and Italian, and his remarks were fire.
quently applauded. He spoke in SUBJ
stance as follows: 81 thank you heartily
for the honor of the invitation to speak
to you today. especially when there are
so many other orators present. l am
sorry to see division in the Italian col
ony, but we must remember that
division and disagreement are not always
unhealthy signs. Each man adhores to
some party or clan; and we all take pride
in adhering to the principles OF the great
Garabaldi, from whom our society derives
its name. He was gr eat among the great,
and he ha s left Italy united as great
nation. :.
"His sword was always at the service OF
oppressed people.
The Garibaldi guards must never forget
that its chief mission is to fight for JUS
tice. We shall show to the other Ameri-
cans that we are as real Americans as are
those of any nationality Americanized.
AS New Workers who came to California
are privileged to remember their native
state, as Texans may do the same. so we
of sunny Italy should be praised rather
than blamed for affectonate remembrance
of our native country, beautiful Italy,
At the close of Mr.. Abereo's remarks
he called attention to the fact that Cap
tain Biiaude was the wearer OF two med
ais that were awarded to him for bravery
in the defense of Italy, as French vol
unteer.
Captain Bilaude was called for, and he
responded in few eloquent remarks that
brought many a hearty cheer for France
and Italy.
After the speaking dancing and other
popular amusements were lndulged IN
until evening. The best order and good
fellowship Prevailed. nor was there the
slightest disturbance of any kind.
The cuisine was in charge OF the fam
Gus chef, Paul Moasetti. No further
praise could be given.
large number of valuable articles were
donated by the merchants Of the city to
be awarded as premiums. The following
were the donors
Backer, A. Greenwald, S. Guasti, G.
Sormano G Pironi. A. G. Cagua. Palad-
mi Fava. G. Barlotti. Southern Califor-
MIA Paint supply company. F. BassaIo,
Arconti. G. Garibaldi.. A. Vignolo. 1.
Longo, A. Porta. A. Caldera, G. viotto.,
NJ. Chevancher. A. l.. APPEL l. Guasti.
Los Angeles Furniture Company. Mrs
Sullivan, G. B. Doggi. Phil Hirschfeld.
o. b. Abergo. G. Christopher, Siegel 4
Co., M. Zuretti. Hass, Baruch & Co.. NJ.
Pelligrini. NJ. del sasso. NJ: Gresia.
Helnzeman, Merlo & Co. and S. Conradi:
About fifty prizes were distributed
among those in attendance. Mrs. ).
Guasti secured the gold watch donated by
the Garabaldi society. The silver bowl
was awarded TO Miss Cecille Sormano and
tho rocking chair to Mr.. M Peppl;
Among Others who were awarded prizes
were: Mr.. A. Daovust. Jules Sentouss,
Roques, NJ. del Sasso, Ed Maud. NJ. I'm
bert, j. Dariart, B. Puissegur. N. Bes-
solo. P. Ganet, J. Joyet, |. Longo. M.
sornano, E. J. Robin, G. Cayallera,
Pier Pssre PpsseSqp paneSne NJ Mrs. baot NJ o"
ucId, L DouPhiASs -AAS'
Among those present were: A. Vignolc,
| A. Cavallera. G.. Paladini. A. Paladini.
Miss Vittorini, NJ Lusetti, 7. Tenucci
| T. Pechini, B. Pietro, l.. Veruli, Miss
| Cecille Sormano, NJ. Pierre Sormano, Mr..
! Giocco, V. Degiorgo, Miss Louise BIZ
laude, Miss S. Rangel, G.. Verrie, Mr..
| de Groole G.. Piccolo. NJ. Panuto, M.
Mercadanto and family, Miss Rose La.
| gomarsin, Miss Rose Castellano. Mr. and
Mrs Terrific. Mr.. and Mrs. Torriano. Mr.
and Mrs. Dcmatteis. Mr.. and Mrs. Pepe.
Mrs. NJ. Cuneo and family, Miss Annie
Magnone, Mr.. and Mrs. Piedmont. A.
| Fava, Miss Rose Barkern. Miss Chronita
Arzayga. Miss F: Parker, Alexander
Cuneo, Z. V. Callahan. Eva Elwell. E.
| del Pozo Miss j. Preciado, Miss Il. Fe-
| lores, Mrs. Luebbet. Miss Wences Flores,
Miss Margarita Hare. A. Viani. Miss
| Derapich, NJ. Scarich and family, Miss
Aurelia Amillo, Mr.. Julius Sentous,
/ Miss Josie Mercadante, G. B. Gotterer,
Miss Blanche Clotlde, Miss Rose Carl
baldi, Mr.. Richinl. Mr.. PiIoni, Pierre
| Sormano, Mrs. Sormano. Jean Apiou.
Jean Puissegur, Pierre Pussegur, FrancIs
Roques. Nj. Quirolo. Minote Sormano,
| NJ. Charbonnier. Captain Bilaude, Cap
! tain Cavallera, Jaques Puissegur, Mr.. Dun
can. Mr.. Camp Sheriff Burr, City Con-
table Johnson. NJ. Mesnager l. Longo,
I G.Fiacarini, G. Logomorino and family.
! NJ. Cerelli and family. Mrs. Z. Simon. M.
| Moivari, NJ. Mayer, Miss Eva Callahan.
Mr.. Joe Giulani, Miss G. Emilia and
Edward Hutchison.