Amaranth Installation

Last Saturday, Manassas Assembly attended the Amaranth Installation at our lodge. Mom Priscilla and Dad Tom were retiring from the east and Mom Darcy and Dad Clancy moved up into the east! The girls from our assembly that attended were Vanessa, Eliza, Isabella, and myself. Gigi was also installed as a station in the court. Many other adults were there from our assembly! Mom Darcy chose her mascot to be a dog and even got her own mascot presented to her! So glad we were able to support very active adults of our assembly!

In Rainbow Love & Service,

Katie

Manassas Assembly #13

The Norfolk assembly Rainbow girls attended Bethel 42’s installation at Kempsville lodge. Chiara went in as Honored Queen, and after that had a reception, and the food was very good. I had a very fun time and I loved being able to support my Jobie sisters!

In Rainbow Love and Service,

Kenzie

Norfolk #15

Springfield Installation – 1/26/2020

On Sunday, January 26^th, I attended the Springfield Installation.  Marisa B. was once again installed as Worthy Advisor and this is her second term.  The theme for the term is “George Washington, Respect” and her mascot is the Bald Eagle which she named, Lawrence, after George Washington’s brother.  The colors for the term are red, white, and blue and the flower is the Forget Me Not.  The charity for the term is to raise money to repair George Washington’s tomb.  There were visiting Rainbow girls from Ashburn and Quantico-Freedom assemblies as well as me.  As always the food was good!

Isabella – Manassas Assembly #13

Richmond Installation – 2/2/2020

On Sunday, February 2nd, I was able to go to the Richmond Installation of officers.  There were a surprising number of people who were able to attend considering that it was also Superbowl Sunday with Rainbow girls from around the state.  Although there was a last-minute shift with the installing officers the installation went well.  Jessica G. was once again installed as Worthy Advisor making this her second term.  Her request for a mascot was that it have wings.  Taylor J. made up a “game show” for her to win the mascot.  It turned out to be a firefly.  I’m sorry to say that I needed to leave shortly after it ended so I could get home to finish my homework after a Rainbow filled weekend. 

Isabella – Manassas Assembly #13