On Saturday, June 9th, Manassas Assembly attended the Her-Burn DeMolay Installation. Carter went in as Master Councilor. Emma, Vanessa, Sami, Ella, and myself attended. Mom Erin, Mom Paula, and Dad Wyatt were our drivers. We made a couple of stops and when you are with a group from Rainbow, its always an adventure! We hung out until the dance later that night!
Katie
Fun at the Sadie Hawkins Dance
A dance where the girls ask boys to dance? Yes, that is a Sadie Hawkins Dance! On Saturday, June 9, at 8:00, at Herndon Lodge, Bethel 52 held a dance and invited all the Rainbow Girls and Job’s Daughters. Girls from Ashburn Assembly and Manassas Assembly were there with guys from Herndon and Ashburn DeMolay. Mom P and mom Paula were the chaperone. The dance followed the Hern-burn DeMolay Installation that many of the girls attended. Katie, Sami, Vanessa, Emma, and Ella showed off their dance moves. There were also slow dances. Vanessa and Emma had “special friends” that they had asked to the dance, so everyone was happy!
By Ella
To celebrate Founder’s Day, Richmond Assembly went to the Goochland Drive-In Theatre following our Potluck for the Homeless event. We watched “Antman and the Wasp”. Everyone seemed to really enjoy it. Thank you to Mom Fussell for putting up with us at the movies and being our chaperone. We love you! It was truly a fun night and I look forward to doing it again.
In RL&S,
Taylor
Richmond #10
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.
