MAHOVA Visit – 2/2/2020

On Sunday, February 2nd, Manassas Assembly #13 visited the residents of MAHOVA to deliver Valentines that I had made.  It was nice to be able to see the faces of people when they received their Valentines.  We even got a personal tour from one of the supervisors that works there so we were able to see areas that we haven’t in prior visits.  After the visit we had a nice sit-down lunch before heading over to the Richmond Installation.

Isabella – Manassas Assembly #13

Grand Master Visit – 1/18/2020

On Saturday, January 18^th, Manassas Assembly #13 catered the Grand Master’s visit at Manasseh Lodge.  Mom Priscilla and seven members of the assembly worked hard to make the dinner a success. Gigi, Alyssa, and Elina did the flag presentation and got all dressed up to do it.  We served the food so fast that the Masons were impressed with our efficiency!  We had an assembly line in effect, and it worked so well that we were done in no time.  I can’t wait until the next big event so we can show off our skills.

Isabella – Manassas Assembly #13

Fredericksburg Initiation – 1/19/2020

On Sunday, January 19^th, Manassas Assembly #13 helped with the Fredericksburg initiation.  Many of our members helped with bow stations and Gigi also helped to be Worthy Associate Advisor as well as a bow station.  It was a nice ceremony and Missy Mae has finally gone from pledge to a full Rainbow Girl!  To top it all off it was also her birthday and after the initiation, we all went downstairs to a birthday party.

Isabella – Manassas Assembly #13

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