Ladies of the Rite

Fantastic 60’s themed Ladies of the Rite Night this past Tuesday.
“Be there or be square” and our ladies showed how having fun is done. ✌️. From “moms” homemade meatloaf to Pink Squirrels and Grasshoppers 🍷🍸🍹to fantastic music 🎶.

Thank you to all who attended. We missed a few of our girls, Carol and Setal (hope you’re feeling better) but were happy to welcome one of our newest ladies, Natalee, and were glad she joined us for a fun evening. Debbie M. you’re not on Facebook but hopefully Chris will share.

A special thank you to Alyssa for opening her home and decorating it so special for us. You followed the theme beautifully.

It’s going to be a wonderful year with so many more fun times in the works for 2026!
Let’s rock our world 🎶 and make it better for all of us 🎶



✌️💖💜💖

Ladies, be sure to reach out and stay in touch with your sisters.
The SE Region is hosting their next ladies night on January 6th. If you are interested reach out to
[email protected]

Remember Ladies of the Rite is not an exclusive club, all ladies who’s guys are affiliated with Scottish Rite are welcome at any of our events.
When is your next get together?

A 2025 survey of 2,000 U.S. women revealed that time spent with female friends isn’t optional—it’s essential. On average, women said they need a girls’ night roughly every three weeks to feel recharged, with 78% describing these gatherings as a necessity rather than a luxury.

Wine often sets the mood: 88% of respondents choose it as their preferred drink, and 85% crack open a bottle within the first 16 minutes of the evening. But the real magic goes beyond beverages. The value of girls’ nights lies in the simple act of connecting—sharing stories, laughing, and supporting each other.

Food, movies, dancing, and cooking together all help strengthen bonds. Unstructured conversation is key, with personal updates, relationships, and family topping the topics list far above work or celebrity news. Interestingly, 62% of women would pick a girls’ night over a romantic dinner, showing just how vital these friendships are. Hosting is casual, often with no designated organizer, proving that connection matters more than perfection.

Whether it’s a quick catch-up or an all-night marathon, girls’ nights aren’t just fun—they’re a mental health booster that women simply can’t skip.

References: Talker Research, 2025.

Wishing all our Ladies of the Rite and their families a very
Happy Thanksgiving.
May we cherish memories already made and those we will continue to make as we grow in friendship and sisterhood.
Blessings to all of you.

First LOR social night is in the books and a great evening was had by all who attended. Thank you again to Carol for your warm and generous hospitality.
More details to follow but mark your calendar for Tuesday, January 6th when we plan to meet again.

Until then,
Gobble til you wobble,
Give thanks to all who fill your life,
May your holidays be full, filled with love and laughter,
And wishes for a very Happy New Year!

We are selling scratch off raffle tickets today at the Southeast Region Racing to the Rite Reunion. $5 each and all proceeds benefit the White Flower Society.