The Consecration of the Lodge took place at the Great Eastern Hotel, Bishopsgate, E.C., commencing at 5 p.m., on Saturday, 25th May, 1907, "consent thereto having been obtained from His Royal Highness The Duke of Connaught, Most Worshipful Grand Master".
The Consecrating Officers were :-
| V. | W. | Bro. Sir Edward Letchworth, F.S.A., Grand Secretary, | Consecrating Master |
| W. | Bro. H. Passmore Edwards, Senior G.D., | S.W. | |
| W. | Bro. James Stephens, P.Dep.G.D.C | J.W. | |
| V. | W. | Bro. The Rt. Rev. The Bishop of Barking, P.G.C., | Chaplain |
| W. | Bro. R. Percy F.W. Simpson, Dep.G.D.C., | D.C. | |
| W. | Bro. Henry Times, P.Dep.G.D.C., | I.G. | |
| Bro. Henry Sadler, Grand Tyler, | Tyler |
There were also present the following sixteen founders :-
| W. | Bro. Arthur Seymour Jennings, P.M. | Mount Lebanon Lodge No. 73 |
| W. | Bro. Joseph S. Pointon, P.M. | Claremont Lodge No. 1861 and |
| Selwyn Lodge No. 1901 | ||
| Bro. Cecil Robert Hall | Hygeia Lodge No. 2664 | |
| Bro. Charles Eggleston | Star Lodge No. 1275 | |
| Bro. Herbert R. Bagot | Star Lodge No. 1275 | |
| Bro. Walter Batkin | Hygeia Lodge No. 2664 | |
| Bro. William J. Prior | Lodge St. Aubyn No. 954 | |
| Bro. Henry Capsey | Hygeia Lodge No. 2664 | |
| Bro. Edward Doust | Victoria Park Lodge No. 1816 | |
| Bro. Walter Uden | Southern Star Lodge No. 1158 | |
| Bro. Robert J. Goodwin | St. Luke's Lodge No. 144 | |
| Bro. John S. Robinson | Islington Lodge No. 1471 | |
| Bro. George I. Fowler | Beadon Lodge No. 619 | |
| Bro. George Albert Harris | Lodge of St. John No. 1306 | |
| Bro. Charles Bowden | Temple Lodge No. 101 | |
| Bro. Arthur A. Kemp | Culham College Lodge No. 2951 |
There were forty-six visitors representing, additionally, the following Lodges :-
| 27 | Egyptian Lodge | 1538 | St. Martin's-le-Grand Lodge | |
| 87 | Vitruvian Lodge | 1686 | Paxton Lodge | |
| 157 | Bedford Lodge | 1695 | New Finsbury Park Lodge | |
| 177 | Domatic Lodge | 1981 | Arnold Lodge | |
| 453 | Chigwell Lodge | 2381 | Bushey Park Lodge | |
| 712 | Lindsay Lodge | 2411 | Clarence & Avondale Lodge | |
| 879 | Southwark Lodge | 2535 | Fellowship Lodge | |
| 933 | Doric Lodge | 2765 | Earl's Court Lodge | |
| 1158 | Rahere Star Lodge | 2956 | Robert Mitchell Lodge | |
| 1178 | Perfect Ashlar Lodge | 3075 | Vectis Lodge | |
| 1298 | Royal Standard Lodge | 3115 | St. Chad's Lodge | |
| 1507 | Metropolitan Lodge |
The Ceremony was performed by the V.W. the Consecrating Master in a most solemn and dignified manner, the V.W. Bro. The Rt. Rev. The Bishop of Barking giving the Oration. W. Bro. A.S. Jennings was then duly Installed into the Chair of King Solomon by the V.W. Consecrating Master, who proclaimed him Master of the Lodge for the ensuing year. The W.M., having been saluted in the three degrees, proceeded to appoint and invest his Officers (the Treasurer and Tyler being elected by a show of hands) after which the V.W. Consecrating Master, as Installing Master, gave the addresses to the W.M., the Wardens and the Brethren.
The Consecrating Officers were elected Honorary Members of the Lodge and each accepted a Jewel to commemorate the occasion. A letter from the M.W. Pro G.M. was read expressing regret at his being unable to attend and particulars were given respecting nine Candidates for Initiation and one Joining member.
The Grand Secretary did not stay to the excellent banquet, which was served under the personal supervision of Bro. J.M. Germaine, as it was Lady Letchworth's birthday. W. Bro. Stevens, in thanking the Brethren for the beautiful Jewels, said he felt all would agree that Sir Edward could hardly have stayed to the birthday celebration of the Earl Amherst Lodge and neglected the birthday of his spouse. A telegram was received from Lady Letchworth, in response to the hearty greetings of the Brethren.
The speeches brought to light that W. Bro. Pointon had been asked by W. Bro. Jennings to accept the first Mastership of the Lodge but he had declined, feeling that he could best serve the Lodge as Preceptor of the Founders' University, the Star Lodge of Instruction.
The W.M., in proposing the Visitors toast on behalf of the Founders "could not say yet that they were famous for their hospitality, but hoped soon to be able to boast such a distinction".
The musical arrangements were under the direction of Bro. H.C. Nelthorpe, who had the assistance of Miss Mary Lund, the Alexandra Part Singers and Bro. Ernest Cherry "whose character sketches were the best items in the programme".
A report of the Consecration of the Lodge appeared in the "Freemasons' Chronicle" of the 1st June, 1907.