By the mid-1920s the corner hall had a full youth calendar. The Order of the Rainbow for Girls met on Saturday afternoons “in the Masonic hall, 1100 Harvard Street,” and a DeMolay chapter held its meetings in the same rooms by night. The Masons had built more than a lodge; they had built the neighborhood’s youth center, a role the coming temple would expand.
The source
Houston Post-Dispatch, Feb. 6, 1926, p. 4: the “Society and Lodges” column, with Reagan Lodge No. 1037, “Eleventh and Harvard, Houston Heights,” conferring a degree (C. C. Powell, W.M.; James F. Helms, secretary).
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Also: The Rainbow and DeMolay notices: Houston Post-Dispatch, Nov. 14, 1925.
