Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 June 1974 — Page 18

THE JEWISH POST

Friday, June 28, 1974

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Violinist Eddy Brown Dies

Births Announced CARIH Installs New Officers

Services for Eddy Brown, 78, concert violinist, were held Monday, June 24 at Aaron-Ruben-Nelson Meridian Hills Mortuary, with burial in Indianapolis Hebrew Cemetery South. Mr. Brown died June 14 at an Abano (Italy) health resort where he had stopped en route to a speaking engagement at Budapest, Hungary. Born in Chicago, Mr. Brown came to Indianapolis with his parents when he was 4 years old and began to study the violin. When he was nine he was taken to Budapest by his mother to continue his studies. Mr. Brown made his professional debut at 14 under the direction of Arthur Nickish and began touring Europe. His repertoire at that time already included the concerts of Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, Mo2art. Bruch, Lalo, Paganini and Tchiakowsky. Later, he performed with such famous conductors as Wilhelm

Mengelberg, Felix Weingartner, Hans Richter, Sir Henry Wood and Sir Landon Ronald. In the United States, he appeared with the New York Philharmonic and the Philadelphia, Boston and Chicago symphonies. In 1937 he helped found WXQR in New York City, a radio station dedicted to serious music and composers. Long dedicated to the careers of young singers, he created the National Opera Auditions and served as president of the International Academy of Bel Canto at Bordighera, Italy. He also served as Cultural Officer for the United States State Department. In 1970, Mr. Brown returned to Indianapolis with his wife, Beth Lydy, American opera singer. He was named artist-in-residence at Butler University in 1971, where he taught until his departure for Europe a few weeks ago. He is survived by his wife.

Pictured are members of the Jewish Community Centers 1974 soccer team. The team competed in the spring Indpls. Youth Soccer League. Team members are: (Left to right — Standing): Coach. Dr. Allen Katner, asst, coach. Bob Riegel, Billy Harper, Peter Glesing, Mark Zuckerman, Jorge Berry, Stuart Kurlander, David Kurlander, Matt Simpson, Mike Schankerman, Jeff Schankerman. Bruce Singer, Aaron Epstein, Ira Epstein, Scott Waldman, Mitch Waldman, Doug Waldman. (Sitting): .Steve Frankovitz, Howard Yaffe, Bruce Burdick, Jory Cahn, Andy Cahn, Bruce Klineman, Matt DeBono, Hank Kurtz, Cris Riegel, Martin Riegel, Simon Katner, and Jason Katner.

Speaking On The (Continued from Page 2) Evelyn, lovely in a floor-length red dress with a large sequinned turtle on the bodice entered Stouffers Ramsgate Roof and was greeted by her and Jules's three children, Mark, Joey and Heidi. Also present at the gathering and offering their good wishes to the Heislers as they celebrated this happy milestone in their lives were Debbie and Bob Greenhut, Marilyn and Morris Adler and Faye and Jack Dorfman's daughter, Marlene. We wish Evelyn and Jules a very happy twenty-fifth weddin ganniversary! * * « Also enjoying the Israeli movie, “Kazablan” were members of B’nai Torah and their guests at a movie party and “Ice Cream Social” sponsored by B’nai Torah. More than se-venty-five persons packed the Old Town Clubhouse following the movie to make their favorite sundae from a wide variety of toppings. Frances E. Bunes said she hadn’t eaten so many calories in as for back as she could remember as she was joined at the “Ice Cream Social” by her mother, Bessie Elkin. Also participating in the making of their favorite sundaes

Social Side . . ." were Connie and Irving Epstein, Iris and Arnold Waxman, Bettie Cummings Mae Lochman, Lea and Hy Bearman, Monique and Albert Bearman, Susan and Marvin Mitchell, Judy and Ed Epstein, Faye and Jack Dorfman, Esther and Joe Epstein, Rosa and Jack Zeckel and many, many more!

HOOVERWOOD HAPPENINGS Birthdays were recently celebrated at Hooverwood by Frieda Goldstein, Belle Kahn, Raymond Glazer, Della Kahn, Bessie Rifkin, Edith Schochner, Jake Toledono, Florence Naughton, Rosa Paul, Molly Caplin, Ethel Sofnas and Alice Greenberg. We wish you all a very happy birthday and many more happy birthdays in the years to come! Hooverwood residents also recently enjoyed an outing to the Greenbrier Cinema where they saw the Israeli musical, “Kazablan”! * * * Thanks for the calls and letters that I have received this past w r eek and if you haven’t called me recently, give me a buzz and we’ll talk about this and that!

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bornstein, 138 Kenwood Circle, announce the birth of their third child, a daughter, Debra Melissa, born on June 10th. They are also the parents of a daughter, Lori, who is 5 and

a son Scott who is 4.

Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cohan of

Chicago, 111.

Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Chaim Newman of Miami Beach, Fla.

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Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bergida, 6732 Woodmere Ct., announce the birth of their second child, a daughter, Wendy Sue, born on June 14, 1974. They are also the parents of a daughter Joann Lynn, who is 4 years old. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hans Buchholz of Indianapolis. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alex Pockriss of Federalsburg, Md. Great grandfather is Mr. Max Hackman of Maryland.

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Mr. and Mrs. Carl Monheit of Bay Chester, New York (formerly Beth Gerson of Indianapolis) announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, Diana Sue, born on May 29. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A1 Gerson of Indianapolis. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Max Monheit of Bay Chester, New York. Great-grandmother is Mrs. Pearl Becker of Indianapolis. Mrs. N. Kahn Dies At 74 Services for Mrs. Nannette F. Kahn, 74, widow of S. Carroll Kahn Sr., were held Sunday, June 23 at Flanner and Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary. Burial was in Indianapolis Hebrew Cemetery

South.

She died Thursday in her home, 6954 Central Avenue. Mrs. Kahn was a member of t h e Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation, Temple Sisterhood, Council of Jewish Women, Broadmoor Country Club and the Indiana Historical Society. Her late husband was chairman of the board of Capitol Paper Company. Survivors include her three sons, David, Robert and S, Carroll Kahn Jr., all of Indianapolis. Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. M. Rothenberg Succumbs At 81 Mr. Morris L. Rothenberg, 81, 2221 East 52nd St., died Thursday, June 20, in St. Vincent Hospital. Services were held at 1 p.m. Friday, June 21 at Aaron-Ruben-Nelson Meridian Hills Mortuary^, with burial in Beth-El Zedek Memorial Park. Mr. Rothenberg was bom in Germany and lived in Indianapolis the last five years. Previously he had lived in Chicago and been employed in the women’s ready-to-wear business. Mr. Rothenberg was a veteran of World War I and a member of the Masonic

Lodge.

Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Louise Rothenberg, and daughter, Mrs. Leonard Nathan of Indianapolis.

The Indianapolis Chapter of the Childrens Asthmatic Research Institute Hospital (CARIH) located in Denver, Col., held its closing luncheon June 20 at the Curt Restaurant in Nora. Out of town guests were Mrs. George Ahserman and Mrs. Irving Horwitz of New York City and Mrs. H. Cohen of Chicago. The program consisted of Installation of Officers presided over by the out-of-town guests with a beautiful presentation and flowers given to all incoming officers. Officers installed were: president, Mrs. Robert E. (Lil) T r a 11 n e r ; corresponding secretary, Mrs. M. (Sandy) Segal; recording secretary, Mrs. B. (Gertrude) Dock: financial secretary, Mrs. Eddie (Carol) Peril; treasurer, Mrs. J. (Ceil) Zukerman; assistant treasurer, Mrs. L. (Jean) Koplow. Program: Mrs. D. (Bev) Hyman; education, Mrs. C. (Melva) Hamer; publicity, Mrs. M. (Ann) Valinetz; special contributions, Mrs. J. (Lena) Schwimer; hospitality, Mrs. A. (Ruth) Rubenstein; telephone.

Rummage Around For The CARIH The Indianapolis Chapter of the Childrens Asthmatic Research Institute Hospital ((CARIH) located in Denver, Col., will hold a rummage sale on July 24, 25, 26, 27. Dishes, household goods, furniture, baby things, and clothing are items needed. Please call Mrs. V. Hershfeerger or Mrs. D. Litton for items to be picked up as soon as possible. Numbers to call are 257-1997 and-or 257-6064, for pick up or your rummage may be dropped off at 7443 Evanston Ave. Ladies Auxiliary To Meet July 3 A regular meeting of the United Orthodox Hebrew Ladies Auxiliary will be held at 1 p.m. on Wed., July 3, at the synagogue, 5879 Central Ave. All members are urged to come.

Mrs. F. (Jean) Schwartz and Mrs. P. (Evelyn) Peltz; joy and memorial, Mrs. J. (Bertha) Melhman; donor, Mrs. E.R, (Esther) Freeland; donor decorations, Mrs. E. (Ida) Ettinger; donor credit, Mrs. J. (Judy) Brodey. W T ays and Means: Mrs. J. (Barbara) Stenacker: Mrs. P. (Emily) Smith; Mrs. D. (Doris) Linton; Mrs. V. (Joe Ann) Hershberger; Mrs. A. (Roz) Weiss; Mrs. E.R. (Esther) Freeland.

Newcomers David Zarnow From Chicago New to Indianapolis is David Zarnow, an export of Chicago. Currently residing at 4247 Lakeway Drive, he is the son of Mrs. Pearl Zarnow of Chicago. Mr. Zarnow moved to this city to accept a position as an electronics engineer with Naval Avionics Facility. A 1973 graduate of the University of Illinois, he studied for one year at Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Mr. Zarnow enjoys all sports, particularly football and basketball. We welcome him to Indianapolis and wish him a pleasant stay. Rosenthals From Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Dan Rosenthal have recently moved to Indianapolis from Chicago, 111, They are currently residing at 6847 Brendon Way, N. Dr. Mr. Rosenthal was transferred to Indianpolis by the Hilton Corporation where he is presently employed as director of food and beverage operations for the Indianapolis Hilton Hotel. Mr. Rosenthal and his wife. Lin are both graduates of the School of Hotel Administration at Cornell University in Ithaca, N.Y. Lin Rosenthal is the catering manager of the Atkinson Hotel. We - welcome the Rosenthals to Indianapolis and hope that their stay here is a happy one.

Charter Recovered

(Continued from First Page) wide Jewish History Commission, says he’s now researching the meaning of “Thisbe” but so far has no idea where the presumably Biblical name comes from. He also says a “mistake” in the old charter is going to be corrected. “The man who lettered in the blanks was apparently used to

writing in the old fashion, from right to left. So when he lettered in the number of Thisbe Lodge — it was 24 — he inadvertently wrote down the numbers backwards, making us lodge number 42.” Under the presidency of Kurt Weiss, a celebration will be planned to observe a belated “charter night” later this year, according to Silver. ■.

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