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Jun. 15th, 2008 03:58 pmI had time to kill because the hotel didn't have my room ready when I arrived, so I went to the shopping zone. My OES-dar began to go off, ding! ding! ding! which I attributed to a recent overdose of the organization. "Self," I said, "You're starting to see an OES member in every 60-year-old white woman you see in the department store."
Then I got up closer behind one particular gaggle - who turned out to be wearing matching sweatshirts with the logo of the Montana Daughters of the Nile.
Oh. :)
[For the rest of you - Daughters of the Nile is a different Masonic-related organization for women. Most (all?) Nile members are also/previously Eastern Star members.]
Then I got up closer behind one particular gaggle - who turned out to be wearing matching sweatshirts with the logo of the Montana Daughters of the Nile.
Oh. :)
[For the rest of you - Daughters of the Nile is a different Masonic-related organization for women. Most (all?) Nile members are also/previously Eastern Star members.]
