Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 August 1963 — Page 20

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The National Jewish POST and OPINION

Friday, August 16, 1963

Bouquet of the Week Memo to: MA^ER FLOWER SHOP 144 E. Ohio St. Send this week’s bovuet tr "Mama” Miller

Jottings From Joyce

“ManKi” Miller This week’s bouquet goes to Mrs. Anna — better known as “Mama” — Miller — ambassador extraordinary in the culinary world and friend to thousands at home and in faraway places. Mrs. Miller is recovering from injuries suffered in a fall at the famed restaurant she founded in the Roaring Twenties. But by the time this is read, she is expected io be home from the hospital and reunited with her son, Abe, and his family, who just returned from a trip to Israel and Europe. “Mama” Miller, small in stature but big of heart, is an institution. Her face is as familiar in Indianapolis as the many specialties that made her restaurant famous — from chicken noo-" die and matzohball soup to her unequalled strudel. It’s a long way from the walkup restaurant at the corner of Illinois and Maryland she founded in 1925 to the spacious, ultramodern restaurant the family now operates across the street from the Statehousd at the corner of Market and Capitol. And although “Mama” has retired and management of the restaurant has been turned over to the younger generation (Herb Melrose & Co.), Mrs. Miller is still much in evidence. “Just visiting,” she would explain. making her way from one table to another, but everyone knows she wants to be sure the foods still are cooked the same way and that the customers are happy. As son Abe puts it, “She is the grandest woman in the world.”

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Asthma Institute Plans Tea Here Aug. 22 A “Get Acquainted Tea” for prospective new members of the Children’s Asthma Research Institute and Hospital at Denver is scheduled for 1:30 p.m., Aug. 22, at the home of Mrs. Abe Rubenstein, 8545 Springview Drive. Co-membership chairmen are Mrs. Julius Beilach and Mrs. Herman Coffman. For reservations call Mrs. Rubenstein, CL 3-6653.

Card of Thanks Mrs. Samuel M. Hollander and children, 7604 Spring Mill Rd., wish to thank Rabbi Sidney Steiman and Cantors Robert Zalkin and Myro Glass, and their relatives and friends for their kindness and sympathy at the loss of their beloved husband and father.

Rabbis Call (Continued from page one) same gang that broke into the Russian and Catholic cemeteries a few months ago. Police Detective Sheldon Lasky said several persons, some of them suspects, have been questioned. He said every “lead” was being followed up in an effort to apprehend the criminals. “We believe whoever is responsible lives within about a one-mile radius,” Lasky said. “As far as we can ascertain, there were no witnesses, such as passers-by, which makes it difficult and we had to start from scratch.” He said the broken beer bottles yielded no fingerprints.

Hats off to one of Naptown’s most talented teens, Melanie Hilton. Melanie had the female lead * n ^ von ^ a ' e ’ s Hpfc >ljPg[ Who knows? With all this interest in drama, MelaJfe nie might someday be another Helen Joyce Hayes. More trips. . .Esther Silverman was recently in Bloomington visiting her sister, Phyllis. Bob Rossman may be in California if all his plans go well. Bob is visiting his older brother. . .Debbie Droman just returned from Cincinnati. . .Ricky Weinstein and Steve Trattner were up in Monticello, at Indiana Beach. Debbie Seif was hostess at a party in her home last Wednesday evening. The consensus was that it was lots of fun! Another guest in town this week was Dave Rappaport. Dave, a Grand Rjv'ds, Mich., resident, was the gu jst of Norman Marcus. Arnie and the Soul Brothers were quite a smash last Sunday night at Teenville, sponsored jointly by T.A.C. and B.B.G. Speaking of T.A.C., a new project for this year will be monthly Teenvilles. North Centralites! If you heard the rumor that in the first couple of months in the new school there will be half days, don’t believe it! Verified by Dr. Light’s office — there will be full school days. Indianapolis certainly seems empty with the departure of 14 U.S.Y’ers for C.R.U.S.Y. camp in Chelsea, Mich. Those attending are Julie Caplin, Debbie Katz, Donnie Katz, Judi Lichtenberg, Joyce Marcus, Arthur Max, Steve Paul, Hilary Present, Billy Rubenstein, Steve Roth, Barry Schuchman, Mike Silverstein, Karen Stein, and Phyllis Weinstein. Ruth Block, Nanci Comstock, and Mike Tallis were visitors to

Naptown last week. Ruth, a Louisville resident, was the guest of Michele Koplow. Nanci, from Kalamazoo, Mich., was the guest of Judi Lichtenberg. Mike, of Columbus, Ohio, visited Steve Paul. Recently returning home from a visit to New York City and Wisconsin, respectively, were Bradley Klain and Jeff Keiner. Speaking of trips, Leslie Barrett, Ronnie Domont, and MaryBob Mathews each took one recently. Leslie and Ronnie were in Chicago, while Mary-Bob was at her cabin in Ellsworth, Mich. Joyce Marcus was hostess at an open house. Several out-of-town guests were present. College news. . .Elaine Wolman and Gloria Horwitz will attend Washington University in St. Louis this fall. Get-well wishes go to Janie Teixler and Arthur Max. Janie recently had her tonsils removed. Arthur is recovering from a broken nose.

Boy Born in LA To Stanley Brosmans Dr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Brosman, Los Angeles, announce the birth of a son, Stephen Todd. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Brosman, In dianapolis. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Herman Safran, Los Angeles. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Korlin of St. Louis, Mo., and Mrs. Safran and Mr. Witzman, Los Angeles.

Agency Lists Groups OKd To Raise Funds NEW YORK — The Jewish Agency here has released the names of 12 organizations which it has authorized to conduct fund raising campaigns for respective programs in Israel during 1963-64. They are: American Committee for the Weizmann Institute of Science; American Friends of the Hebrew University; American-Israel Cultural Foundation, Inc.; American Red Mogen David for Israel, Inc. (membership campaign only); American Technion Society; Federated Council of Israel Institutions, Inc. Also, Hadassah; Jewish National Fund (for traditional collections); Mizrachi Women’s Organization of America; National Committee for Labor Israel (Hista* drut campaign); Pioneer Women; and Women’s League for Israel, Inc. (New York area only).

Daughter, Andrea, Born to Regenstreifs Mr. and Mrs. David Regenstreu are the proud parents of a daughter, Andrea, born Aug. 10. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Regenstreif and maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Julius Zukerman. Great-grandparents are Mr. Sam Zukerman and Mrs. Raphael Kauffman.

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