Tivoli Libris Lodge No. 2150, The Book Group Lodge

Just for your diaries for this year!
9th April: We will read Rudyard Kipling—The Man Who Would Be King, and dine in the Carlton. 14th June: Our annual Desert Island Discs with a prizewinning young novelist, to support London literacy charities and a library for postwar Palmyra. Dinner in Brooks's. 3d Sept: We read Joseph Heller —Catch-22, and dinner in the Oxford and Cambridge Club.... 5th Nov: Winner of the 2018 Booker Prize, and dinner in the O&C.
All dinners are extremely open to all interested guests. Lodge meeting precedes each, in FMH from 5.30.
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If you're free on Monday, why not come along to our Christmas dinner? We'll be wearing Santa hats and reading, together, 2017's Booker Prize winner, Lincoln in the Bardo. Please join us!
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You're awfully welcome to join us on 2d May, when we will be holding a Gatsby Dinner after our meeting. Please do come...
In the blue gardens of the City University Club, men and girls came and went like moths among the whisperings and the champagne and the stars.

If you're free next Wednesday, please do come join us! We're having a Jeeves and Wooster Christmas dinner - at which we'll be reading the very first Jeeves and Wooster book - to which everyone is incredibly welcome!
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At our last meeting, Tivoli Libris gave £1,000 to the London Air Ambulance appeal - which helped pushed the appeal all the way to its (£2m) target!
The air ambulance are really excellent people - qualified, adventurous, and ever so slightly maverick doctors who drop from the air to perform life-saving operations, when necessary, on the pavement.
They've saved quite a few lives, too. Here's an example.
... http://www.mirror.co.uk/…/pride-britain -winners-london-air-…
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It's not every day that Tivoli Libris receives a letter from HM the Queen! But we did today.

Friday is our charity dinner - for International Literacy Day, and raising pennies for a public library for Palmyra after the end of the Syrian conflict. If you'd like to squeeze in, please do let us know!

Tivoli Libris's loyal greetings to HM the Queen, on her reign extending into its ninth volume....

Our charity dinner, 9th September in the Garrick. Please do pop it in your diaries, and get starching up your white tie. We'll work on catching an author of note, to do their desert island discs.

MORE MASONIC SUPPORT FOR LONDON’S EMERGENCY SERVICES.
Following on from their two million pounds pledge to help fund a second emergency helicopter for London Air Ambulance, London Freemasons have donated five high powered Volkswagen Tiguan rapid response cars to help support the work of the London Ambulance Service on the roads of London.
At the launch ceremony outside Freemasons’ Hall attended by key dignitaries and senior members of the ambulance service, The Metropolitan G...rand Master, Sir Michael Snyder announced “The donation of these five rapid response ambulance cars is another fine example of London Freemasons’ care and support for the London Community. The London Ambulance services is the busiest in the world, serving over seven million Londoners plus those who visit, work or travel through the capital. The London Ambulance Service objective is to provide the highest quality care to the London community, I have no doubt that our donation will be of enormous support to them in achieving that objective. On behalf of all London Freemasons I am delighted to hand over the ignition keys to their highly trained crews and thank them on behalf of all London Freemasons for the good work they do for everyone in Greater London.”
These emergency response units’ patrol across all parts of London thus primed to respond to an emergency at any time. They carry lifesaving equipment of the highest innovation and of course a paramedic to treat the patient. They are on call twenty-four hours a day three hundred and sixty days a year. Their objective is simply to provide the highest quality care in an emergency situation.
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This article in Freemasonry Today mentions us - and also looks into why Millennials are joining masonry.
http://www.freemasonrytoday.com/…/mille nnial-masonry-how-th…

If you'd like to join us next Tuesday for dinner and to act (an abridged) Henry V together, please do! It's our small part of the celebration of Shakespeare 400. Dinner (and acting) is very much open to all...

Our charity dinner, 9th September in the Garrick. Please do pop it in your diaries, and get starching up your white tie. We'll work on catching an author of note, to do their desert island discs.