On August 31st, the Khedive Mini 18 Wheelers and Arab Patrol held a Masonic Family picnic that benefited Bethel 42’s Supreme Session fund. There was a silent auction, basket raffles, and a 50/50 raffle. They had hot dogs, hamburgers, chips, and cookies. There was also a cornhole tournament that Kaitlyn and Sarah competed in. Everyone had a great time!
In Rainbow Love and Service,
Mary R.
Norfolk Assembly #15
Ashburn Installation – 2/1/2020
On Saturday, February 1st, I attended the Ashburn Installation of officers. Samantha S. was installed as Worthy Advisor. The theme for the term is “All the world needs is faith, trust and a little bit of pixie dust.” Her mascot is baby Tick Tock and since Samantha received two mascots one is named Tick and the other is named Tock. The colors for the term are pixie dust yellow and Peter Pan green; the flower is the Tiger Lily. The charity for the term is Give Kids the World Village to match the one for the Grand Worthy Advisor. There were visiting Rainbow girls from all over. There were plenty of people dressed as fairies, lost boys, and pirates for the occasion. Dad Joe performed a crowning ceremony for Samantha as a pirate and several masons were also dressed and spoke with pirate “accents”. I wish I could have stayed longer, but my mom’s phone was blowing up with urgent matters that I needed to address so we had to leave within a couple of minutes after it ended.
Isabella – Manassas Assembly #13
On September 8th, Kaitlyn, Sarah, Jordyn, Jamyah, Aaliyah, Kaiti, Kayla, Phoenix and I went to Dairy Queen after going to Hope for Life. We all got ice cream and enjoyed hanging out with each other. We all had a great time!
In Rainbow Love and Service,
Mary R.
Norfolk Assembly #15
Amaranth Installation – 1/26/2020
On Saturday, January 25th, I attended the Amaranth Destiny Court #14 Installation. Mom Darcy and Dad Clancy were installed in the east as Royal Matron and Royal Patron, respectively. Mom Darcy’s Mascot for the year is a dog and it was presented to her by Gigi and Sara. When I walked in the room I felt out of place because so many people were wearing shades of red and I didn’t get the memo, but it makes sense since that is the term color. The reception hall was decorated so nicely that I didn’t even recognize it because they wrapped the walls in red, yellow, and white. The desserts were also good! I’d say their year is off to a good start!
Isabella – Manassas Assembly #13
The Virginia Grand Assembly is a proud member of the International Order of the Rainbow for Girls – a non-profit youth group that teaches girls what matters most – leadership, confidence, and citizenship.
