On Friday April 15th starting at 12 pm, was Camp Know Where at Bull Run campground park. There were about 20 people at the event, and it lasted until Saturday April 16th. First, we went to the play area of the campground and played Gaga Ball along with corn hole and crocket. We drove back to the site and roasted hotdogs and smores over the campfire. It was mildly hot weather but nice out. We played more games and ran around, we all fell asleep and woke up with sausage, eggs, and croissants for breakfast.  We then played a short game and packed up around noon on Saturday. It was a very fun camping trip and cool to get to learn more about the other girls! 

Catalina

Manassas Assembly #13

On March 13th, Manassas Assembly held a lodge clean up. We invited other masonic bodies to join and help clean out their respective space too. We cleaned out every drawer and cabinet in the kitchen and got rid of the things that were no longer needed. We cleaned up closets and bathrooms also. This clean up allowed us to give our lodge a fresh start. It was also a great way to bring all our organizations together for fellowship and to beautify our lodge! 

Sami 

Manassas Assembly #13 

Initiations are my favorite thing about Rainbow. We get to show off our ritual work and get to welcome new girls.  While it takes time to learn each part, I was always told if you learn it right the first time, it won’t be hard to refresh for the next time!   At Manassas Assembly we award a Ritual Necklace following each initiation. The girls vote by secret ballot on who they feel did the best ritual and floor work.  The Mother Advisor counts the votes and announces the winner.  Sometimes the votes are tied because our girls can do such great work! 

Sami 

Manassas Assembly #13

The murder mystery event was on Saturday March 5th at 5:30 pm at Kena Shriner.  It took about a year to prepare and was very fun! I was the only one to have guessed who was the “murderer”. It was very fun because you didn’t know if you were the murderer until the day you were at the event. They served dinner and dessert. Everyone dressed to the part. I was a dwarf and sold fake gems for “money”. The person with the most money had about $2,000 and we started out with about 200. Very fun and I am looking forward to the one next year! 

Catalina

Manassas Assembly #13