Jubilee Masters' Lodge, No. 2712.

of Cornwall ; the Rev . Dr . O . Cockrem , P . G . D . ; E . Roehrich , P . D . G . D . C . ; W . A . Dawson , P . A . G . D . C . ; D . Maitland Coffin , P . A . G . D . C ; A . Williams , P . G . St . B . ; Gotthelf Greiner , Assistant Grand Sec . for German Correspondence ; Under-Sheriff Langton , P . D . G . D . C , P . M ., Sec . ;

Imre Kiralfy , P . A . G . D . C , P . M . ; F . C . Van Duzer , P . A . G . D . C , P . M . ; W . Baddeley , P . A . G . D . C . ; T . A . Bullock , P . G . S . B . ; Joseph Russell , P . G . St . B . ; James Boulton , P . G . St . B . ; and Henry Sadler , Sub-Librarian , G . T . Bros . Harry Nicholls , W . M . elect ; R . A . Germaine , K . C . ; Lt .-Col . Carpenter , Major J . Pash , Dr . Wells , J . O . Schuler ,

THE SECRETARY , URO . UNDER-SHERIFF . 1 . D . LAXGTOX . Photo Alfml Kllit . (¦ Wxtery .

R . Malpaga , L . Foppoli , Italia 268 7 ; Sir J . W . Szlumper , W . Lestocq , Alfred F . Robbins , P . M . 1928 ; Capt . Probyn , C . J . Drummond , Col . Reid Todd , Major Bruce Smith , A . Audagna , and Capt . Isaac Cohen Avere among other brethren AVIIO attended .

Nine Avell-knoAvn P . M . ' s and W . M . ' s of London lodges were elected members of the lodge , and after other business had been transacted , Bro . SUCHOAV installed Bro . Harry Nicholls , P . M . Xos . 2127 and 2190 , and W . M . Xo . 2957 , in the Master ' s chair . Bro . SLKIIOAV Avas invested as I . P . M . The other brethren who were invested as assistants of the

W . M . for the year were Bros . Henry J . Homer , George Pidduck , William Singleton Hooper , Under-Sheriff Langton , Frederick Jackson , Henry Gardiner , Samuel X . Isaacs ,. Charles I . Kiralfy , Dr . E . L . Tuckey , Frederick W . Golby , Alfred Salmon , and R . F . Potter ( Tyler ) .

Banquet followed the work of the lodge , and the toasts were afterwards given . Bro . Harry Nicholls , in proposing the toast of " The King , Protector of the Craft , " referred to the death of the Duke of Cambridge as a great sorrow to his Majesty , who had lost one of the nearest and dearest of his relations , but

that made the people ' s hearts go out to him more thoroughly . In proposing the toast of " The M . W . G . Master , " he hoped that they might see the Duke of Connaught at the Jubilee Masters' Lodge . If they should they knew what a hearty reception his Royal Highness Avould have .

Bro . Richard Horton Smith , K . C , responded to the toast of " The Grand Officers . " Bro . R . Clay Sucllow , I . P . M ., in proposing the toast of " The Worshipful Master , " said he believed that there Avas not a member of the Jubilee Masters' Lodge wliojdid not eiiA'y him ( Bro . SudloAv ) the great privilege that came