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Post by ingo on Mar 17, 2006 9:09:52 GMT
Just curious. In belgium i have seen male only lodges only with stashes and with stashes and gloves but no apron.....
In our lodge we all wear apron and gloves and our lodge bijou and the officers also wear stashes...
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Post by waynecowley on Mar 17, 2006 9:18:35 GMT
Apron and Gloves as a minimum
Officers and PMs also wear collars
Wayne
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Post by taylorsman on Mar 17, 2006 9:24:18 GMT
I assume stash = sash. In some of the Higher Degrees Sashes are worn , but in UGLE Craft Office Bearers and PMs wear Collars. As on another thread in most Craft Lodges the WM, SW and JW wear Gauntlets.
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Post by vadro on Mar 17, 2006 13:00:49 GMT
Apron and Gloves, Officers also wear collars.
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Post by ingo on Mar 17, 2006 13:02:33 GMT
Steve, you are right: sash
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Post by windtimber on May 8, 2006 19:24:23 GMT
Aprons only. The officers wear a jewel provided by the Lodge on a ribbon, rope, or other unobstrusive collar.
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Post by giovanni on May 8, 2006 19:41:58 GMT
see Vadro's answer
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Post by max on May 23, 2006 7:37:14 GMT
Unusual term for me: what is a 'stash?' I don't know it.......................................Max
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Post by taylorsman on May 23, 2006 9:57:53 GMT
See above, it was a typo, he meant Sash.
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Post by Bettendorf on May 27, 2006 5:52:36 GMT
We only wear Aprons in my Lodge. All of our Aprons that we wear are just plain white Lambskin; the way we distinguish between the degrees is how the Apron is worn. EA bib/flap is turned up, FC bib/flap is turned down but left hand corner tucked in at the top, and ofcourse the MM apron just has the bib/flap turned down. No Rosettes for the FC apron, and Rosettes and Pillars on MM like I believe your UGLE Aprons are. The officers have UGLE style Aprons though with the respective jewel on the Apron, and they also wear the respective Jewel on a rope. No Gloves or Collars, we only wear gloves for our candlelight EA degrees, with the idea of appearing more flashy for the EA, to entice him to move onto the next degree, but only disappointment for him when he finds out we lower the Regalia standards only to be enticing him in the first degree .
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Post by Okunnurleitandi on Nov 21, 2006 20:35:01 GMT
We wear apron, sash, collar, white gloves, top hat (3rd and up) white gloves and a sword. And of course everyone is wearing a tuxedo.
Also everyone wears his degree regalia (all degrees are worked in progression) so we have a lot of colors and big meetings are quite a feast for the eyes.
My current apron is black with silver linings and rosettes. Very cool.
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Post by jmd on Nov 26, 2006 0:56:13 GMT
Apron and gloves, with officers wearing collars.
The Master may declare summer dress (usually if it's above 35 deg. C.), meaning that dinner jackets and gloves may be removed. He may also declare (for hot days that are not declared summer dress) that gloves may be removed.
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Post by ingo on Nov 30, 2006 9:41:03 GMT
Summer even gets hot in Germany - this summer, well it was rainy in august but hot in july (35-40 °C). So we were allowed to take off our jacket.
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Post by ingo on Nov 30, 2006 9:43:48 GMT
Bettendorf: Pure white lambskin is the traditionel. But as we know us and the people, everyboday wants to be something special - therefore special regalia.
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Post by ingo on Nov 30, 2006 16:06:50 GMT
See high grades. ;D
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Post by negredo on Oct 12, 2007 5:23:37 GMT
It's sash, not stash!!!
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Post by whybu on Nov 21, 2007 16:36:30 GMT
The lodge I attend is basically apron only; officers wear jewels and distinctive aprons. Being in a very warm section of the US they have a very relaxed dress code. Very few jackets, and even shorts are OK. They tend to believe it is more important that you attend the meeting than that you dress nice.
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Post by lauderdale on Nov 21, 2007 18:14:25 GMT
In LDH some Craft Lodges wear White Gloves and some do not. In addition every Brother wears an Apron appropriate to their Degree and if they are Installed Masters/Past Masters their Apron has Levels, instead of Rosettes, as in Malecraft. Officers and PMs wear a Collar and Jewel and those in the 18th, 30th to 33rd Degrees of A&ASR also wear the Collarette and Jewel of that Degree in Craft Lodge, so I wear my Red 18th Degree Collarette. Officers in the 32 and 33rd Degree can also wear their Sash on occasions such as Installations etc. In Le Driot Humain we do not wear Royal Arch Breast Jewels in Craft Lodge as RA is York Rite wheras Craft is Scottish Rite.
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Post by Tony Grimwood on Dec 9, 2007 3:29:15 GMT
We wear aprons as a minimum, and gloves if the Master is wearing them. Officers wear a collar with jewel of office and gauntlets. Dress can be either formal or 'lounge suit'. Jackets must be worn in Lodge, but the Master can direct that jackets may be removed in refectory if it's a scorcher. As a Steward I never wear my jacket in refectory unless I'm sitting at a table - it's impractical to wear one while working.
Tony
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