of the Savage Club may also use accommodation at the Savile, Farmers and Lansdowne Clubs. Notable members James Agate Norman Allin Richard Arnell Arthur Askey George Baker Sir J. M. Barrie, Bt. Webster Booth Collin Brooks Sir Charles Spencer Chaplin (Charlie Chaplin) Albert Chevalier Alan Civil Samuel Langhorne Clemens (Mark Twain) Edward John Cobbett Sir Hal Pateshall Colebatch Mortimer Collins Wilkie Collins Robert Courtneidge Most of the members of The Crazy Gang Augustin Daly Richard Davey Sir Edward Elgar Bernard Walter Evans Herman Finck Sir Alexander Fleming C. B. Fry W. S. Gilbert Dan Godfrey Walter Goodman George Grossmith Weedon Grossmith Charles Groves Mark Hambourg (pianist) Tommy Handley and the cast of It's That Man Again (ITMA) John Hassall (illustrator) Macdonald Hastings Jack Hawkins Will Hay A. P. Herbert Stanley Holloway Tom Hood Keble Howard (writer) Sir Henry Irving Alex James C.E.M. Joad panellist on The Brains Trust Evan Rowland Jones Gwynn Parry Jones Mark Lemon (Editor of Punch) Sidney Kilner Levett-Yeats Lord Kitchener David Low (Colonel Blimp) Arthur Lucan, aka Old Mother Riley Phil May Malcolm McEachern ('Mr. Jetsam') Charles Millward Benno Moiseiwitsch Earl Mountbatten Fridtjof Nansen Prof. R. G. W. Norrish Norman O'Neill E. Phillips Oppenheim Robert Young Pelton King Edward VII King George V King George VI Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh Bertram Prance John Proctor Dr. Magnus Pyke Sergei Rachmaninov Arnold Ridley Heath Robinson Carl Rosa L. Arthur Rose Dante Rossetti Rafael Sabatini George Augustus Sala Leonard Salzedo Charles Santley Robert Wilfred Scarff Captain Scott Harry Secombe E. H. Shepard W. Somerset Maugham George Loraine Stampa Dylan Thomas Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree Tommy Trinder Peter Underwood Stanley Unwin Sir Peter Ustinov Edgar Wallace Artemus Ward Alec Waugh James McNeill Whistler Henry Williamson Hugh Ross Williamson Sir P. G. Wodehouse Wee Georgie Wood (music hall comedian) Henry Wood (conductor) Lewis Pinhorn Wood (artist) John Worsley Sir Charles Wyndham Oswald Yorke actor The Savage Club Masonic Lodge On 11 February 1882, the Prince of Wales (later Edward VII), attended a dinner in his honour at the Savage Club, before becoming a member. The Prince suggested a Masonic lodge, associated with the club, should be formed. The Savage Club Lodge received its Warrant of Constitution on 18 December 1886, and was consecrated on 18 January 1887, with war correspondent Sir John Richard Sommers Vine as the first Master. The first treasurer was the actor Sir Henry Irving, followed by