The herald., 1895-06-03
Washington Of Italy Honored by
the Italian Colony
NOTABLE NORTHERN GUESTS
Benevolent Society and Garibaldi Guards
Observe the Day
Addresses by ChevaIier Calegaris, j. n. Dock
weller, Ed Hutchison, Ed Maud
A. Orfila and Others

The Italian benevolent soClety neAu "a
very successful picnic at Arroyo Seco yes
terday. Extensive preparations were
made by the local society and the Carl
baldi guards of San Jose and the Socleta
Regina Margherlta of the same CITY,
about eighty in all, came down to assist
in the celebration. A number OF pee pie
from distant places sent letters or tele-
grams of regret. Among the latter were
f. f. Fugazi of San Francisco, who sent
an excellent letter inclosing S25. +. sla-
tri, formerly of tLis city, sent telegram
from Denver wishing the society great
success. The society sent the following
telegram:
To King Hum bert, Rome, Italy;
The Italian colony of Los Angeles IN
this DAYS celebration OF the adopuon OF
the constitution of italy SENDS greetlngs
with assurance OF respect to you who con
tinue the patriotic work OF your grand
father. ]. CASTRUCCIO,
President.
Chevalier c. Calegaris of San Franscico
spoke as follows:
enumerated the long list of patriots
who fought for. the unif1cation and lnde.
pendence. / reminded those present that
today 1t was not only the anniversary OF
the adoption OF the constitution OF Italy.
but also the thirteenth anniversary OF
the death of General Garibaldl. VI
Charles Albert, who died OF sorrow be-
cause he could not accomplish the unlfi-
cation of his country, | spoke at length
and compared him to Hamlet. L con-
cluded inviting all the Italians of this
beautiful town to be always united and
10 love and respect each other.
Thanks to the Los Angeles colony, L
was proud and happy to be here today.
proud to speak about the constitution OF
Italy, happy that my words were dl-
rected to this patriotic colony.
Charles Albert was the only prince OF
his time who consented to sign the con-
stitution. The Italian people must be
grateful to him because without the con-
stitution Italy could not begin the war
for her independence.
| spoke about the past, the present and
the future of Italy, and proved she is not
behind any other nation OF the world.
Popular games and dancing we're in
dulged in. A large number of valuable
articles were donated by merchants of the
city, to be given as prizes, and were
awarded to the following persons:
Mrs. Piccolo, c. Michelini,- Ed Maud,
Eugene Robin, John Chic, Miss Anna
Ballade, I. Jianbastiana, G. Tognetti, G.
Tognetti, J. Eyraud, Miss Quirolo
The Italian Benevolent society is off,
cered as follows: President, J. Castruc-
clio; wee president, 7. Giaubastini; !;
treasurer. Spirit to Bodrero: secretary, |.
Longo; executive committee. 6. Fazz 6.
Iognetti. g. Mebbia, G. Demattes, G..
Scott. f. Bevone, NJ. Orland. A. Valla,
G. Ferrari.
About forty-fo representatives of the
GaribaldI lguards OF San Jose were pres
ent. Among them were A. Cicoletti,
president; G. Giunassi, vice president.
The Soc ieta Regina Margherita of San
Jose was represented by Mrs. A. Peirono,
president; Mrs. NJ. Cicoletti, vice-presi-
dent Mrs: G. G. Tagi, Mrs. A. Raggio,
Miss J. Guinasso, Miss NJ. Pellerano, Miss
r. Guinasso, Miss c. Pellerano. Aurelia
Guinasso, vivandiere of the Columbus
bark f. Aroto, NJ. Cuneo NJ. Chicuziola,
n. Bacigalupi, A. Devote, G. Crespi of the
Voce Italia, NJ. Fabrizi of the Voce
d'ltalia, NJ. A. Mobile OF Vespa. NJ. Zeiro
captain of the hussars, NJ, Com perno,
bandmaster.
The following we're among the promi-
nent visitors during the day. Miss Se-
pulveda, Miss Arcadia Ybarra. Miss
Davis Mrs. Campbell Miss Magdelena
Ybarra, Sheriff Burr, n. S. Clemens.
Colonel Ralph Dominguez, Colonel
j. NJ. Brooks, Colonel N. NJ. Quirolo,
Harry Johnston, Colonel Cass Cline,
mette, Ballade, Miss Perret, Lima Cam
ade, Sonora Trabuco, Signor Fells
Rado. Signora Felis RADIO, Quna
Codreras, Mariana Cuen. Sofia Cuen. Fran
cisco Cuen. Mrs. Majeramius. Miss Cuvie
Mr.. Felix Rado and family, Mr.. I. Longo.
Mr.. I. +. Savage, councilman Eighth
ward, Mr.. l.. Lagormatino, Mr.. J. Gale
garis of San Francisco, Mr.. &. rognctti,
G. Crespi and A. Patrizi of the San Fran
cisco press, Miss A. Guinasso, Miss A.
Balladc. Miss NJ. Balade, Miss G. Sor-
mano, Mr.. Camille Sentous, Mr.. Eugene
Robin, General i. V. Maud, Mrs. Frank
Blair, George Hoffman.
The celebration ended with a grand
banquet lat the United States hotel last
night, at which 1853 guests were present
and at which the after-uinner speeches
were numerous and eloquent. Speeches
were made by Chevalier Calegaris. J. H.
Dockweiler, Edward Hutchison, Ed
Nadd A. Ortila, J. Castruccio and G..
Marchetti. The culinary department was
in charge of the following artists ana
won merited praise: Domenico Andreini,
Frank Bevione, c. Mugnemi, l. NJ. Mo