Well, to get into the specifics of each meeting, it was all very strict in how they would be conducted. We had uniforms (white robes that are actually very pretty) and positions that changed every six months. (I held the positions of Librarian, Inner Guard, Chaplain, and a couple others that I can't remember the title of while I was there.)

At the start of the meeting, we'd line up and proceed into the meeting room while singing "Onward Christian Soldiers." The meeting was led by the Honored Queen, Senior Princess and Junior Princess (they wore purple capes to distinguish themselves from the rest of us, the Queen's being longer). At the end of every meeting, we would proceed to the back of the room, where in file in a certain marching order, we would kneel in the shape of a cross and sing "Nearer My God to Thee."

The middle part was a lot of recitation and talking about events we would go to or hold, such as pizza parties, going to different churches (we were all different denominations of Christian, and would visit each other's churches to see how they conducted church), parades and other things. It was all very formal and weary. Most of us would rather have the meetings without all the formal stuff, but tradition required it.

EDIT: if anyone's wondering what the robes looked like, I found this picture of a Bethel all decked out in their robes.