Daniel replies:
I made that part up. They probably sang ""Rumania, Rumania.""
Daniel:
Are you sure your father’s waiters were singing “God Bless America” as they brought his improvised dessert in from the kitchen on July 4, 19xx? Although Berlin wrote it in 1918, for a camp show (“Yip, Yip, Yaphank”) it really didn’t become a popular American song until twenty years later.
Great story though.
Michael Berla
Columbia, MD
I made that part up. They probably sang ""Rumania, Rumania.""