Jon D. Smith
Registered User
I have worn mine on three occasions:
Visitation of the GLWM to the Alvin Lodge, installation of officers at the Alvin Lodge and the installation of officers at my home Lodge in League City.
Not that there is anything wrong with the white cloth apron at all (it’s what’s on the inside of the man, right?) but, I agree with the Brother stating that it has a different feel. It does make me feel proud and I think it also conveys respect. Once again not to infer anything negative…I do not think that the white cloth apron conveys disrespect or even a lack of respect.
I’m also one of the guys that will wear a suit to those types of occasions even though I am not an officer of our Lodge. It just feels right to me.
Visitation of the GLWM to the Alvin Lodge, installation of officers at the Alvin Lodge and the installation of officers at my home Lodge in League City.
Not that there is anything wrong with the white cloth apron at all (it’s what’s on the inside of the man, right?) but, I agree with the Brother stating that it has a different feel. It does make me feel proud and I think it also conveys respect. Once again not to infer anything negative…I do not think that the white cloth apron conveys disrespect or even a lack of respect.
I’m also one of the guys that will wear a suit to those types of occasions even though I am not an officer of our Lodge. It just feels right to me.