San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-03
RAINBOW GIRLS
| To CELEBRATE
anniversary
Will Meet at First Presby-
terrain Church for
Special Sermon.
ORDER NUMBERS 300
Will Meet at Masonic
Temple and March
to Church.
ORDER NUMBERS 800

The San Antonio Assembly No. 3.
Order of the Rainbow for Girls will
observe the second anniversary of the
founding of the order Sunday morn
ing by attending Il special service at
the First Presbyterian Church, Fourth
street at Avenue ID, where it will be
escorted by the San Antonio Com
mandery No. z, Knights Templar, led
By the commandery drum corps.
Each assembly of the order is re-
quired to attend a divine service in a
body at some church selected by the
assembly on the Sunday nearest April
6, the date of the founding of the
order in 1922, for the observance of
the anniversary.
The San Antonio Assembly will get
together at 8 o'clock Sunday morning
at the Masonic Temple, Crockett at
Losoya street, preceding the march to
church.
DR.. P. B. Hill, pastor of the church,
will preach on Goods Promise" as
symboized by the bow in the clouds.
The San Antonio Assembly was in
stituted November A, 1922 by Mrs.
Daisy Gushing, who also is member
of the supreme assembly at McAllister,
Okla, with 142 charter members.
Has 800 Members Now.
The local assembly grew to its
present membership of over 300 men,
bers under the sponsorship of the San
Antonio. Commandery No. z, knights
Templar. This membership is made
up of girls of Masonic families and
their girl friends between the ages OF
IA and 10 years.
The constitution of the order re.
quires that an assembly must be spon-
sored by some recognized Masonic body
or by a chapter of the Eastern Star
before recognition will be given. Mem.
bers of the organization sponsoring
the assembly are privileged to attend
the Rainbow meetings. Each spon.
soring body appoints an advisory com.
mittee composed of Masonic and East.
ern Star members at the beginning OF
each year.
The present committee appointed
from the Eastern Star ladies is as fol.
lows: Mrs. Della Rhedus, chairman
Mrs. n. Il. Farmer, secretary, and
Mrs. Lillian Mitchell, Mrs. III. b
Vodrie, Mrs. Oscar Bonnell, Mrs. D. n
Gushing and Mrs. Otto Solcher.
Have Mother Advisor.
The committee from the San An
tonic Commandery No. is composed
of Fred A.. Mitchell, eminent com
mander; Il. A. Doxey, p. c.; FREQ
Fletcher, p. c.; Sam Livingston, VIII
liam Eifler and Edward w. Knox.
The board elected Mrs. Otto Solchel
as Mother Advisor, and by the rule
of the order is required to attend eacl
meeting of the assembly and to Civ
advice to the girls about their work
The officers of the assembly ar,
Nina Mae Mitchell, worthy advisor
Mae Eifler, worthy assistant advisor
May Annie Scott, charity Alice Riggs
hope; Kathryn Green, faith; Mildre,
Overton, secretary; Kathryn Patricf
treasurer Cliftine Rockefellow. chap
lain; Nellie Warren, drill leader
Marjorie Simpson, organist; Mildre'
Ormesher. choir director. The color
are represented By Phyllis Freeman
red; May Elizabeth Barrchlow
orange; Gladys Gill, yellow; Melbi
Craig, green; Charlotte Donney, blue
Margaret Owen, indigo; Faye Ober
theier, violet.
Bessie Palmer is confidential oh
server and Nancy Mcknight cute
observer.