SC - New Laurel on our List!!!

[Elaine Koogler]

The Order of the Rose, which I thought was a Society-wide Order, is made up of
those gentles who have served as consort to a Crown.  Membership isn't automatic,
but I've never seen it not being conveyed to a Queen who was stepping down.  It's
usually done at the same time as County rank is conferred.

Kiri

lilinah at earthlink.net wrote:

> >Essentially, the candidate's sponsor asks four individuals, one from
> >each of the
> >peerage orders, to speak on behalf of the candidate, describing the person's
> >worthiness in light of the qualities of their order.  I spoke for the Pelican,
> >so described his service to the Kingdom...and I said that cooking a
> >feast is one
> >of the highest forms of service to the people of a Kingdom as it makes them
> >happy by filling their "tummies" with good food!
> >
> >Kiri
>
> Pardon my ignorance. I only know of three peerage orders: Pelicans,
> Laurels, and the Chivalry. What peerage is the Order of the Rose?
>
> Anahita al-shazhiyya
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