The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1890-09-25


Every one says The Tournament at Stribling
Springs It grand success. True. nuinhertf
| expected knights did not make thelt itpt'eGas,-
nlice, and busy (f) Congress would not let Coz.
Tucker come and tell those Knights how to hold
their lances-stll every one had goot tune.
three OF 10 X found the &C uiSe surrounded WIN
8 ,ectators hi carriages ana on seats, and at 800,
alter l'ref drill, tile Knights formed Deiofct ne
judges stand for the charge. MIR. Hartman sur
prised Capt Tom Crowder into telling them III
rather left HANDED! way that they were the most
ma, and chivalrous looking khi$n ns,
ring. After this the Knights did their charging
Which occupied the time till 5A5, with the follow
LIST. Mr.. j. W. Crawford, of New Hope, Knight
OF the 18th Century. .. ,,,..,-
IND. MI, Geo F. Irvine of PafnassuS, isack
Knight of Ivanhoe.
Bird. Mr.. John East OF Spring Hill, knight OF.
University of Va.
4th Mr. Hugh Braxton. of Staunton Knight
Of Westmoreland, after riding OIL a tie with Mr.
w. Dun!apr-knight OF the Mountains.
After this result Ind been announced by the
Judges the Knghts paraded the length of the
course, ana on their retarn, Mr. George Irvnes
equipment, the Black Knight, was declared
deserving of the 5th prize offered TO the best
equipped Knight.
The time before ana after supper, until the
coronation took place, was agreeably passed
In listening to the eight members of tic Stone
wall Band who were in attendance. ..n
Prompt, at S:;W the bali room was opened,
ana after listening to tile address by hti LOUIS
Bumgar,lner, Miss Annie Eakle who IS visiting
IN Staunt0n, was crowned Queen. with Misses
Mamie Dudley, Katie Nichols and Hattie VEST
moreIand as Maids of Honor; MT alinsafd-
her's ad dress was pronounced liy AL n gem. l-
Owe regret that our space forbils the publ
cation of Mr.. BIS graceful and erud1te address
1t was rich in imagery, in sentiment and learn
ing, and as such, tribute to Mr.. BIS classic at
ailments and oratorical gifts, as it was a source
of delight and pleasure to his enrapt audience
List Of Letters -
Remaining In Staunton Postoffice Sept. 81, 1890,
which if not called for in Is days, will be for.
tO a WHS}iTlpt
=. LADIES LIST. !.s.t
Anderson Miss Becky Lewis, Mrs Rhody t. =,
Bare, Miss Lizzie Leech. Miss Annie
Bond Miss Josie Meyer Mrs Policy
Brooke, Mrs Frank; Niche, Miss. Maggie
Carpenter, Miss Lucy Palmer, Miss G A u!
Carter, Sarah - APlummer Miss. IIiZZie-2
Christian, Mrs Anna Prebble, Mrs Chas
Choot, Miss Sallie ~ Reed Louisa 81 Eta
Christian Mrs Joe Robinson Mrs Susie
Crstanner, Mrs Ross, Mrs Florence
Collins, Miss louisa Roy, Miss Mamie
Coleman, Mrs Ann Robson, Miss Mary E.,
Davis, Miss Lucy 4 Robinson. Miss Sue
Dunlap. Miss SalIie Ryan, Mrs Bette ,5
DYER Mrs Martha sayers. Miss senah IL.
Green 'ee Miss Marian Smith, Smith, Miss Matte ~.
Hamilton, Mrs Ella Steptoe, Miss Lizzie =
Jackson, Mrs Laura Taylor, Miss Bell.M :.
jackson, Mrs Jennie Thomas, Fannie
Jackson, Miss. liner Thomas, Mrs Lauras
jackson, Mrs Laura J. White, NrssR b 7 &
Jefferson, Miss Luvene Wilson. Mrs Maggie
Johnson, Mrs Eliza Wilson, Mrs Ida B.
Jones, Mrs Mary Williams. Mariah
Kerr Miss Vernon Woods, Mrs Betsey,
Lackey, Mrs S q Wright, Mrs Hannah 1
e..., GENFLEMEN'S LIST.
Alexander, ] w aes4s 7Humbert, w Ii a. is
Anderson, GeOJs FR JacksOn3 RobRrt4M g.
ArmentrOut, j f Lea. Edward AIS
Bishop, Charley Love, X ID
Brown, II Il McQuain E ID
Black, Lacey Z Mccormick, VIM FL
Carter, Willie q Z Moore, Ell asa
Christian Albert Moore, Samuel II ~
Christian, P b Myers, Edward
Connell. ID Nichols Willie II
Crage e se Owen, Jas w
Cree. Chas ~ Rhodes. ThomaS-coI
DoWney, Benjamin RockhilL E #4 i
Dyer, Walter Spear William 4
Franklin, Author sprigg, DR.
Gait, VIM II Stewart. James
HARDWOOD, c E Station, Rev Geo
Hill, S b Stanton, Elmer
Hugan, Tinsley, Robert
Hogshead, VIM We'll. Frank r r -
White Thomas
Htj ,ift EDWARD MCMAHON, p. M.