On July 27, DeMolay had their annual Conclave dance. Mary, Caroline, Phoenix, Jamyah, Lauren, Sarah, Katliyn, and I were there. It was a fun event and they played a lot of different songs. I was able to see my rainbow sisters from other assemblies. We all had a fun night.
In Rainbow Love and Service,
Jordan B.
On July 27th, Kaitlyn, Sarah, Caroline, and I went to the Virginia Demolay Conclave Banquet. The banquet was held at Christopher Newport University. There was chocolate cake, which was really good. Many awards were given out during the banquet, speeches were made by distinguished guests, and there was the installation of the Deputy State Master Councilor and State Master Councilor. Jared from Kempsville Chapter was installed as Deputy State Master Councilor and Noah from Ashburn Chapter was installed as State Master Councilor. A good time was had by all!
In Rainbow Love and Service,
Mary
Norfolk Assembly #15
On July 26, we had a lodge cleaning. Jamyah, Kaiti, Katliyn, and Sarah were there. We started by cleaning and then we started to decorate for our upcoming installation. When we finished, some of us practiced our parts for the installation.
In Rainbow Love and Service,
Jordan B.
The weekend of 7/28/2019, was a busy one for me and VA Rainbow, but after all of my swim team events were over I was able to go to the Springfield Installation. Marisa B. was installed as Worthy Advisor for Springfield Assembly #14. Marisa’s theme is, “My Country and Survival”; her mascot is an elephant; and her Charity is the Wounded Warrior Project. The ceremony was nice and the reception afterwards had some really good food!
It was nice to see the support for them. While I was the only member from Manassas, Ashburn also came with one member and one pledge, and Quantico – Freedom Assembly brought seven members. It all made for a pretty good turn out considering it was the same day as the Hampton Installation. Good luck to all the newly installed officers this term!
In RL&S,
Isabella
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.
