The ‘line’ in an LOS Court is the equivalent of an executive board in other organizations. There are five positions on the line: 1st and 2nd Ceremonial Ladies, Associate Princess, Princess, and High Priestess. Each of these roles is  responsible for stated ritualistic duties. In our court there are other role-specific responsibilities are listed below

Becoming High Priestess of a court is a 5-year journey. The High Priestess is charged with the enforcement of the laws of the Order, the Bylaws and Code for the Government of Subordinate Courts, the general supervision of the affairs of the Court, the appointment of the committees except as otherwise specified, and such other duties as may be required of her as the Executive Officer of the Court.

The High Priestess of any court has the privilege to bring before the court any motions being made from members of said court, once a motion has been made and seconded it is her duty to lead the court in a vote without persuasion of the motion one way or another. The High Priestess may give clarification but does not give judgment. Any woman who has been voted on by her peers is honored to be entrusted with the duties of her court.

The Princess

The Associated Princess…

First Ceremonial Lady is responsible for planning and executing the annual holiday party. She has a significant role in Ceremonials and contributes articles to the SAR-I newsletter.

2nd Ceremonial Lady is responsible designing and implementing an event that serves as primary fundraiser for raising our court’s operating funds. This event is typically a fashion show and luncheon. She plays a significant part in Ceremonials and contributes articles to the SAR-I newsletter

The Court Recorder shall record all transactions of the court including taking the minutes at stated meetings. She shall see that the current Rules and Regulations are filed in the front of the Minute book. She receives all revenue and pay same to the treasurer at the close of each meeting. She is responsible for appropriate dispensations and roll call. She sends out all correspondence on behalf of the High Priestess and other members of the court. The Recorder reads incoming correspondence at the stated meetings, announces bills to be paid and those that have been paid.  The recorder is also responsible for documenting the status and progress of candidates and members in good standing.

The Court Treasurer is manages the courts finances. She …

The Marshal

The Oriental Guide

The Inner and Outer Guards are responsible for securing the meeting and guarding from unauthorized access.

The Court Directress is responsible for the logistics at all stated and special meetings.

The Prophetess