The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-09
TRIUMPHANT FILTERS.
Brave Knights Crown Blushing
Maidens as a Reward for Their
Excellent Work, at the Buckeyes
town Tournament-Th Picnic
Great Understanding at Night.
reported for the Citizen.)

The tournament and dancing picnic held
in the Manor Woods, near Buckeystown, on
Tuesday last, which attracted such a large
number of people from all sections of the
county, was a perfect success in every par
ticular, and the heavy rain that fell about
nine O'Clock, when the festivities were at
their height, was the only occurrence to
mar the extreme pleasure of the occasion.
The tournament began at one clock in the
afternoon and was for amateurs and pro-
fessionals the Knights in the former class
being Ruby Kline, Knight of Wild Meadow:
Duval Chambers, Knight of Grand Holm !;
Hayes Lamar, Knight of Tuscarora; Robert
Day. Knight of Iicksville John Kline,
Knight of Rosedale: Charles Kessler. Knight
OF Carrollton; Ashton SnOuiler, Knight of
Melrose w. II. Hershberger, Knight of
Eden Hall; George Allnutt, Knight of
Greenwood and Charles Harris, Knight of
Little Monocacy.
In the professional class were III. L.
Davis, Knight of Green Valley C. NJ.
Moore, Knight of Leemore; w. b. White.
Knight of GAINESVILLE; Lynn Wood, Knight
of Lymnwood W. H. Hershberger. Knight
OF Eden Hall; George Allnutt. Knight of
Greenwood a. Snouiler, Knight of Mel
rose {. c. KesSler, Knight of Carrollton {;
Duvall Chambers Knight of Greenholm.
and Hammond Gross, Knight of Mountain
Dew
Mr.. Charles Harris, Knight of Monocacy.
being the victor in the amateur class Miss
Nettle Harris the queen of love and beauty:
Mr.. w. H. Hershberger, Knight of Eden
Hall. crowned Miss Mamie Plummer first
maid of honor; Mr.. George Allnutt crowned
Miss Emma Fltzsimmons second maid of
honor, and Mr. Robert Day. of Licksville.
crowned Miss Marie Day third maid of
honor
The Knight of Lynnwood, Mr. Lynn
Wood, had the privilege of crownng as the
queen in the professional class, Miss Eliza
beth Sullivan the maids of honor Misses
f. b. Gather, Bessie Jones and Annie Sim
clair We're crowned by Messrs. II. L. Davis,
George Allnutt and c. NJ Moore
Messrs ID. b. Chambers Ignatius Fitz-
simmons and William Chiswell were the
judges on this occasion. Major &. 4. T.
Snoutler, chief marshal; aides II. b. CHS
well, Arunah Fitzsimmons. Jackson Thorn
as, Dr. r. b. johnson, Howard Allnutt and
Z. d. Plummer; herald, Joseph y. CHS
well; secretary Captain lIenshaw; time
keeper, w W. White; board of advisors,
Col. John IL. kessler I. L. Thomas. Hon
NJ. j. Grove, X. II. Padgett and Melville
Cromwell. Mrs. G.. A. 7. Snoufler Mrs
Il. ID. Chambers, Mrs Claude Dutrow.
Mrs. Grafton Plummer and Mrs. Harry
Nicodemus acted rs chaperones giving ac-
tive supervision to the comfort and we'll
being OF all Among the guests from dis
lance We're Mrs. Caughey and Misses Addie
and Nertie Caughey, of Baltimore; Mr. and
Mrs. HeltenStein and son, of Washington
Miss Hook, from tar-otl, sunny Georgia;
Miss Barnes, of Washington; Dr. James, of
Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Jami.
son and family, of Luray, Va; Miss Marga-
ret and Rebecca Thomas, of Baltimore
Mrs Marcella Courtenay DAILY. of Annap-
oils; Miss Reardon and Mr. Hugh lIackett,
of Baltimore; Mr.. James Dowdon. of Balti-
more; Mr. Brosius, Misses Lonnie and
Margie Brosius, Miss Bessie Jones. Mr..
Harris and sisters, Misses White Dawson and
others from Montgomery CO.; Miss Aiken.
OF Washington; Miss karney and Miss DUR,
of Norfolk; Mr. Jack Jones and sister Lene,
vi hockNlllci hT. bTooke JalnlSOn, vi ISIS
Conklin, the Davis, of Fountain Mills
Jamisons, Grinders, Worthingtons, Hen
dricksons, Kesslcrs Briens, Wilson's and
Lamars from Urbana; Mr. Hardy and Miss
Katie Hardy Miss BERTHE Wiener. Burkitts-
vile, guests Summerng with MeSsrs. Eli
and Gus Nicodemus; J. \. Chiswell, Mrs
Suman, Mrs Jarboe and Rohrback, Nc
Gill Belt, Mrs. b. d. Chambers, and
guests from many other places, whose
names we did not learn, The neighbor-
hood was well represented, and Frederick
sent a big delegation, so that the commit
tee in charge and officials named may con-
graduate themselves upon the success of a
venture which gave pleasure and recreation
to all at home and many from abroad
MI John Wood made the coronation and
presentation addresses.