Lodge of Perfection's 14° - February 28
On February 28, Boston Lafayette Lodge of Perfection will be performing the 14°; a degree that has not been shown in the Valley for five years! This is a special rendezvous where significant others are invited. The day will open with a continental breakfast at 8:00 a.m., followed by orientation for candidates at 9:15 a.m. The 14° will start promptly at 10:00 a.m. Once the work of the day is complete, those in attendance will have the pleasure of the North Shore Acapella Group and the mentalist, John Stetson, who will regale the audience with tricks of the mind.
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On February 28, Boston Lafayette Lodge of Perfection will be performing the 14°; a degree that has not been shown in the Valley for five years! This is a special rendezvous where significant others are invited. The day will open with a continental breakfast at 8:00 a.m., followed by orientation for candidates at 9:15 a.m. The 14° will start promptly at 10:00 a.m. Once the work of the day is complete, those in attendance will have the pleasure of the North Shore Acapella Group and the mentalist, John Stetson, who will regale the audience with tricks of the mind.
While brothers are enjoying the work of the day, your guests will be entertained by a gemologist (no sales), and an opportunity for ladies to get some jewelry appraised. Brothers would be rejoined by their ladies for entertainment. Lunch will follow the entertainment at noon and conclude the day. If you have a question, contact Ill. David Elsner for answers.
You can sign up using online registration to reserve your spot for the day. It is easy to sign up for the system and register for the event. A tutorial has been made that gives step-by-step directions on how to sign up and register. Your registration makes sure that we save you a meal! If you have questions on signing up, contact webmaster David Abbott at 617-426-8228 or webmaster@scottishriteboston.net.
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