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A Publication of the Abruzzo and Molise Heritage Society of the Washington DC Area September/October 2019 Members, friends and family celebrated the Ferragosto on August 11 What’s Inside FERRAGOSTO 2019 President’s Message Celebrating Italy’s Summer Holiday in DC 02 03 September Program By Carmine James Spellane, Treasurer Celebrates the Vespa istoric Fort Ward Park in Alexandria, Va., was transformed into a little bit of Italy on Sunday, 04 Folger Consort Features August 11, as the AMHS held its annual Ferragosto picnic. Some 35 members, friends and Music of Bella Italia family celebrated the traditional Italian holiday in a covered pavilion festooned with the Hgreen, white and red flag of Italy on a warm but comfortable summer day. 05 Siamo Una Famiglia Attendees were generous with the food, as there were plenty of delicious savory and sweet dishes, cold drinks and, of course, wine. As Italian music played from a portable speaker, folks swapped 06 Campli in Abruzzo stories, caught up with old friends and made new ones. The bocce set was broken out, and some of the crowd enjoyed playing on the not-quite-level grassy area adjacent to the picnic pavilion. The 08 Portocannone in Molise extra challenge did not dampen the enthusiasm of the participants. The Ferragosto picnic always brings out some new faces, and we hope that they enjoyed spending time with the AMHS officers 10 Make Music Day and members. ❚ AMHS NOTIZIARIO A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT Carmine James Spellane, EDITOR Nancy DeSanti, CONTRIBUTING WRITER Dear members and friends: Maria D’Andrea-Yothers, PUBLICATIONS MANAGER Romeo Sabatini, ITALIAN LANGUAGE EDITOR My last message went out on the cusp of summer. This one reaches you as we head toward fall. I hope that the time in between has been Color copies printed courtesy of an enjoyable and relaxing interval for you. Todd Tomanio & Sydnee Patterson, TransPerfect Document Management, Inc. We did not schedule a general meeting in July in view of our members’ summer vacations, travel to Italy, and family gatherings. However, AMHS NOTIZIARIO is published bi-monthly from a good number of us did get together on the 28th of that month at January through November. The deadline for the Osteria da Nino in Arlington, Virginia, where we had a great lunch and submission of articles is the 15th of the month a very good time. Our society’s first intern, Julia Paola, was among those in attendance, as preceding publication of the issue. Please send were her parents, which provided an unexpected treat. submissions via e-mail to Carmine James Spellane, [email protected]. All submissions may be edited We held our annual Ferragosto picnic on Sunday, August 11, at Fort Ward Park in Alexandria, for clarity and become the property of AMHS. Virgina. The park, a historic Civil War site, offered a great backdrop for members and guests Publication of submissions is at the discretion of the Editor, however content of articles that are who enjoyed food, drink, music and bocce ball. The turnout was good and everyone seemed published is the sole responsibility of the author. to enjoy themselves. Mother Nature did her part by supplying gorgeous weather for the day. The AMHS NOTIZIARIO is an official publication of Next up on our schedule is our general meeting on September 22 at Casa Italiana. It is taking the Grant and Scholarship Fund Inc. of the Abruzzo place on the same weekend as the 2019 Vespa Rally of Washington, D.C. and will offer a lun- and Molise Heritage Society of the Washington, D.C. cheon for rally participants who are not yet ready to depart Washington, who are anxious for area, doing business as The Abruzzo and Molise a good meal, and who would like to meet AMHS members and friends. Our guest speaker will Heritage Society of the Washington, D.C. area, be Willy Meaux, Chair of the Vespa Committee of Washington, D.C. and an expert on the Vespa a non-profit, non-partisan, non-sectarian society (among other things). Willie will touch on the origins of the Vespa, its popularity throughout the legally incorporated in the District of Columbia. world, and its iconic status as a symbol of Italian post-war culture. OFFICERS Our society is an official sponsor of the rally, and we will be part of the crespelle breakfast cer- Raymond LaVerghetta, President, emony on Saturday morning honoring Corradino d’Ascanio, the Italian engineer (from Abruzzo) [email protected], who designed the first Vespa in 1946. AMHS members and guests are welcome and invited to (410) 992-6885 attend. There will also be a representative from the Italian Embassy present, as well as Panfilo Nancy DeSanti, 1st Vice President-Programs, D’Angelo, President of the Vespa Club of Sulmona, Abruzzo. We have also invited Mr. D’Angelo [email protected], to attend our general meeting on Sunday, if his schedule permits. (703) 967-2169 Lynn Sorbara, 2nd Vice President-Membership, Our September meeting will also introduce the society’s 2018-2019 Scholarship winners to our [email protected], members and guests. The winners, Kathryn Donati and Francesca Minicozzi, will also each (301) 926-7792 Carmine James Spellane, Secretary, deliver brief remarks on their relationship with Italy, their interest in the Italian language and [email protected], culture, their studies, and the importance of the scholarship to their academic pursuits. (202) 355-3410 Peter Bell, Treasurer, Regarding the rally weekend, I would be remiss if I didn’t mention two other events. There will [email protected], be a barbecue on Friday evening (5:30 to 7:30) at La Moto on Wilson Blvd. in Arlington, Va. It (202) 276-2483 will feature “arrosticini abruzzesi” as well as drinks. On Saturday evening, at the Courtyard Marriott (901 L Street, NW), Tony Richards, a guitarist and recording artist who has maternal BOARD OF DIRECTORS roots in Abruzzo, will perform from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. A limited number of tickets remain avail- Rico Allegrino Alfred Del Grosso able (ticket cost is $25). Andrea Balzano Helen Free Jeff Clark Joann Novello It is my hope that many of you will attend our general meeting on Sunday, September 22. In Lucio D’Andrea, Joe Novello addition, I encourage you to attend at least one of the Vespa Rally events on that weekend to President Emeritus Albert Paolantonio support another organization promoting the Italian-American community in Washington, D.C. Maria D’Andrea-Yothers, Helina Zewdu Nega Immediate Past Pres. Finally, I want to mention that we have at least one opening on our Board of Directors. If you are looking for a chance to become more active in our organization and make a difference, Opt to just receive the this might be the right opportunity. If you are interested, please let me know or contact Maria D’Andrea-Yothers. AMHS NOTIZIARIO newslettervia email. Enjoy the fall and I’ll see you in September. It’s fast, convenient & helps cut down Best regards, on paper waste and postage. Ray LaVerghetta Contact Maria D’Andrea-Yothers at [email protected] or call (703) 473-4033 www.abruzzomoliseheritagesociety.org CELEBRATING THE VESPA SEPTEMBER PROGRAM CAPS RADUNO RALLY WEEKEND By Nancy DeSanti, 1st Vice President - Programs Vespa in 1946 was Corradino D’Ascanio, an Abruzzese. D’Ascanio was from the small town ur fourth program for the year will be of Popoli in the province of Pescara. all about the Vespa, that iconic sym- bol of Italy, and it’s one you won’t We are pleased to announce that our speaker Owant to miss. Our program will take place on will be AMHS member Willy Meaux, a true Vespa Sunday, September 22, 2019, at 1:00 p.m. at aficionado who has many friends and contacts Casa Italiana. among the Vespisti in the Washington, D.C. area and elsewhere. Willy is also a member of the Our AMHS luncheon meeting will be part of the board of directors of the Casa Italiana Sociocul- Raduno, “the Vespa Rally of the Nation’s Capi- tural Center. On a recent trip to Italy, he present- tal,” a three-day weekend event for everyone ed a letter from AMHS President Ray LaVerghet- who loves the Vespa. This year, the AMHS is a ta to the president of the Sulmona Vespa Club, sponsor of the Raduno. The weekend kicks off Panfilo D’Angelo, inviting him to be our special Friday evening, September 20, with an arrostici- guest at the September 22 program. He has ni barbecue at the La Moto Vespa dealership in accepted our invitation and will make a few Arlington, Va. The next day there is a breakfast remarks during the meeting. The Sulmona Ves- at Casa Italiana, and that evening there will be a pa Club is a chapter of the Vespa Club of Italy. The Vespa was shown for concert featuring Tony Richards, a virtuoso gui- the first time at the “salone tarist and recording artist from Chicago whose Willy will also show us a short documentary on mother is Abruzzese. The concert will be at the the amazing life of Corradino D’Ascanio and the del ciclo e del motociclo” Courtyard Marriott Ballroom, 901 L St., N.W., invention of the Vespa. It turns out that D’Asca- in Milan in 1949, becoming Washington. D.C. After the concert, Vespisti can nio had an early passion for flight and design. enjoy a ride around the city to view the illumi- By the age of 15, after studying flying techniques the most popular worldwide nated monuments at night. and the ratio between weight and wingspan of scooter for the next 50 years.
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