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Friday, March 20, 1964 — THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Nope, Preparing for the Exodus Harriet Carnick Wed
Was Nothing Compared to This 10 Lawrence Kepes
By CHARLOTTE HYAMS
Along about now, when the
kosher-style Clean Up - Fix Up -
Paint Up campaign is launched
around our house—in honor of
the Exodus (the one before
Leon Uris')—I get scared.
Oh, it's not the paint brush
Mother hauls out (with that
five gallons of green paint she's
been saving for the kitchen the
past month). And it's not the
thought of those endless exo-
duses from kitchen to basement
with the hometzdicke dishes pre-
cariously perched on my head.
It's an. indefinable anxiety.
You see, I keep thinking about
thou-
that night a couple of
sand years ago when Moses
told my kinfolks' antecedents
to get a move on. "Tonight we
leave!" he said. I know darned
well there MUST have been
someone like my mother who
said. "WHAT! I'm not leaving
until my bread is done."
That's not all. She would first
have to lock all the doors, give
the dog some water and fix her
hat. God knows where we'd be
now.
I suppose, since the Jews are
always caring for their own,
Moses would have waited until
we got organized, Pharaoh
would have caught up with us,
and . . .
And Sparky would start bark-
ing, scare the Pharaoh out of
his wits, and all would be well.
Today's seder, actually, is
anti-climactical after the MO
mentous decisions and crises
that precede it: •
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Mrs. Lewis B. Daniels
to Head NCJW Region
Mrs. Lewis B. Daniels, former
president of the Detroit Section,
National Council of Jewish
Women, was elected regional
president at the recent Mid-
eastern Regional Conference of
the NCJW in
Dayton, 0.
Mrs. Daniels
has served as
both first and
second vice
president of
the Mideastern
Region and
has been a
member of a
number of na-
tional Council Mrs. Daniels
committees.
Locally, she has been chair-
man of the Women's Division,
Allied Jewish Campaign, of
which she is still an executive
officer; president, Women's Di-
vision, Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion; vice president, Hadassah;
and executive vice president,
Women's Guild Sinai Hospital;
as well as a member of riiany
civic and communal groups.
"Our house the first night.
It's got to be our house the
first night. Sue can have the
second night. No, we can't have
both at our house, it's too much
with the children. What do you
mean go out to dinner?"
"Al will grind the horserad-
ish. He has to do the horse-
radish because he's always done
the horseradish. David always
does the haroses; Al has to do
the horseradish. It's only fair."
"This year I'm not going to
fuss. Just the turkey, the tzim-
mes, chicken soup, sweet pota-
toes, gefilte fish, chopped liver,
green vegetables and salad.
i For dessert I'm not going to
fuss either. Fruit, maybe, and
a pudding and a little honey
cake and some cookies, I think.
No, I'm not going to fuss like
last year."
"We won't use all. the dishes
this time. Just the milchige
regular dishes and Shabbos
dishes . . and the Fleishige
regular dishes and Shabbos
dishes. And maybe the glass
dishes for company do you
think? Maybe you'd better
bring them all up."
"How about starting the cup-
boards today? We'll do one a
day till they're done. But first,
help me paint the kitchen ... "
ngagernents
At a recent cocktail party, Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Braver of Bir-
wood Ave. announced the en-
gagement of their daughter Edie
to Alan Robert Goldman, son of
the Julius Goldmans of Steel
Ave. The bride-to-be is working
toward her master's degree at
Wayne State University, where
she was affiliated with Delta Phi
Epsilon Sorority. Her fiance re-
ceived his bachelor's and mas-
ter's degrees from the Univer-
sity of Michigan, where he was
a member of Pi Lambda Phi
Fraternity. An Aug. 11 wedding
is planned.
Center Day Camp
pens Registration
The Jewish Center announces
the opening of registration for
the 1964 day camp season.
There will be two four-week
camping sessions, 9:30 a.m. to 4
p.m., Monday through Friday.
Bus transportation is available
from the nearest corner on a
regularly scheduled bus route.
Milton Tambor of the center's
professional staff will direct the
day camp.
New rates for both center
members and nonmembers are in
effect for the 1964 season. For
registration forms and informa-
tion, call the Children's Divis-
ion. DI 1-4200, ext. 46.
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MRS. LAWRENCE KEPES
A honeymoon in Europe fol-
lowed the marriage Sunday of
Harriet Judy Carnick and Law-
rence Sanford Kepes. Rabbis M.
Robert Syme and Jacob Segal
officiated.
The couple are the children
of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Carnick,
18964 Wildemere, and Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Kepes, 19160
Monica.
The bride wore a gown of
ivory Brussels lace and silk
peau de soie. The lace out-
1 i n e d the Sabrina-neckline
bodice and the front of the
controlled bell-shaped skirt.
The gown also featured long
sleeves and a flat peau de
soie bow at the empire waist.
Soft deep side folds extended
into a full, chapel-length
train. A matching Brussels
lace mantilla completed the
ensemble.
Maid of honor was Joan Car-
nick, sister of the bride. Her
other sisters, Linda and Bar-
bara, joined Francine Carnick,
Ann Simon and Margery Tanen-
baum as bridesmaids.
Ronald Kepes, brother of the
bride g r o o m, was best man..
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Dr. Herbert Bez, Sheldon Lax,
Michael Krauss, Norman Roten-
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The couple will live in Royal
Oak.
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