We traditionally meet in Dinner Suits / Black Tie and White gloves for all regular Lodge Meetings _____________________________________________
All Masonic visitors are most welcome ; we regularly welcome guests from all over England and we are pleased to welcome Brethren from all over World.
Please advise your host or contact the Lodge Secretary should you wish to visit Lodge of Warwick. _____________________________________________
All meals are accompanied by potatoes and seasonal vegetables followed by Tea or Coffee and Mints. Vegetarian & Special Meal requests may be made to the Senior Steward the week before each meeting. Contact details are on each Summons - Please advise in plenty of time !
Summonses can be emailed to you as PDF & Word files. Download Adobe PDF reader by clicking on the link ( right )
Please request this from the Lodge Secretary .
6
April
2009
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Committee Meeting & Rehearsal
Monday
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7.00pm
8
April
2009
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Lodge Meeting
Wednesday
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5.45pm
Dining Menu : Country Vegetable Soup Fish Pie with New Potatoes Carrots and Green Beans Cheese & Biscuits
5
May
2009
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Special Lodge Meeting 60 Year Certifiate Presentation
Dining Menu :
Tuesday
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5.45pm
Leek & Potato Soup Blade of Beef with New Potatoes, Peas, Carrots and Cabbage, Profiteroles with Chocolate Sauce.
After the 5th May 2009 the Lodge will take its Summer recess and resume in October 2009 - dates to follow shortly.
Picture of the Lodge room at Alderson House
The Lodge of Instruction ( LOI ) is an additional teaching class where Members are invited to attend practice meetings in a more informal manner than our regular Lodge meetings.
These evenings are under the supervision of two experienced Teachers or 'Preceptors' .Meetings take no more than 90 minutes and are followed by an even more informal drink in the bar afterwards.
The Lodge of Instruction allows Junior members practice Lodge work and helps gain experience and confidence.
The LOI is currently having a sabbatical and notice will be given when it is about to resume.
Usually each September the Lodge of Instruction reaches its climax when Brethren put on a demonstration of a formal Lodge meeting.
After the meeting there is a Dinner known as the Festival Supper again observing all the customs and practices of the Lodge including a Charity collection.
The evening is always happy and relaxed drawing Masonic visitors from many parts and all are welcome.
This event is traditionaly the first meeting of the Lodge following the Summer recess and a prelude to the main Lodge Season which resumes again in October each year .
