Delafield Brewhaus Old Time Radio Show 08/28/2022 

​(Diabetes Fun Event)

Grand Royal Matron & Grand Royal Patron

Reception, Fond du Lac Masonic Center. July 13, 2014

Renaissance Banquet, June 2014

Featuring a Renaissance Enlightenment

Multi-Jurisdiction Gathering in Madison

A multi-state gathering hosted by Wisconsin was held August 22, 23 & 24, 2013, in Madison. Represented were Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri and Wisconsin. 

Local tours and visits to local attractions were followed by a "mystery dinner" hosted by H.L. Barbara Overton who was assisted by H.L. LuAnn and H.L. Amanda Hansen.

Cookie Sale

Was held on Friday, November 28, 2014, as a fund raiser for diabetes research. All cookies were sold! Thanks to the Subordinate Court members who donated cookies for this sale.

There was a Garden Party

on August 9, 2015

at the Delafield Brewhaus

to benefit the Amaranth Diabetes Foundation.​

Sally Lutzke, Joyce Kupper, Barbara Overton, Diana, Alex & Kristen Kifer

working hard at the cookie sale to raise money for diabetes research. 

Past Events

a Bizarre Bazaar was held at the Madison Masonic Center, Madison, on March 12, 2017. This mid-Eastern themed event featured belly dancing (demonstrations and audience participation), games, and special mid-Eastern food. Money raised went to diabetes research.

Grand Court October 2022

Miniature Golf Outing

Sunday, February 6, 2022

Vitense Golfland, Madison WI

Zoo Spooktacular was an event put on by the Milwaukee County Zoo, in Milwaukee, on October 25 & 26, 2019. We grouped with a few other Masonic bodies to hand out candy to the children in attendance at the Zoo.

Mary Schultz, Cheri Brus & Nancy Saggio

working hard handing out candy and talking up our Order. 

It was a good time for all at our miniature golf fun afternoon held at the Vitense Golfland located on the West side of Madison. 

     Three teams formed: The Emerson Team, The Holmen Team, and The Mismatch Leftovers Team. Eighteen holes of mini golf were played by the adventurous golfers and were sometimes a bit challenging. Bumpy, wavy floors, water traps, and sliding shoots made the course -- shall we say -- interesting!

     Golfers enjoyed a light lunch after they finished the links and trophies were awarded for highest score, lowest score, holes-in-one achiever, the most senior golfer, and golfer who traveled the longest distance to the event.

     Thanks to our Grand Royal Patron, Dale for arranging this event. If you missed it you were "hole"-y out of luck!

Grand Court of Wisconsin

Order of the Amaranth