Court Reports of the Barony of Delftwood
Oeric
February 12th AS 39
(2005)
Feast of the Seven Deadly Sins
Barony of Delftwood
Here follows the report of the Court of His Excellency Oeric, Baron of
Delftwood, held on the 12th day of February, Anno Societatis 39, in the
common reckoning AD 2005, at the Feast of the Seven Deadly Sins, held
in the Barony of Delftwood. Court was heralded by Lady Alheydis von
Körckhingen. Report respectfully submitted by Lady Alheydis von
Körckhingen, Windmill Pursuivant.
His Excellency received Lady Juliana Stafford and several
representatives of Angels Keep, who presented His Excellency with a
blanket bearing the arms of Delftwood. His Excellency expressed his
sincere gratitude and immediately put the blanket to good use keeping
His Excellency warm on a most wintry day.
Her Excellency Baroness Jennet the Gentle, autocrat of the event, was
received into court. Her Excellency recognized those in attendance who
had especially contributed to the sinful theme of the days events.
Recognition was also give to those in attendance who had collected a
full compliment of sin tokens during the day.
Lord Benedict Fergus atte Mede, Baronial Fencing Champion, was called
upon to announce the winners of the day's fencing events: Tristan
Isidore de Acaçar was given honor as the day's Most Chivalrous
Fencer and presented with a chest containing bottles and glasses
donated by Her Excellency Baroness Jennet the Gentle. Scroll painted by
Ælfgyfu hearpestre & calligraphed by Lady Alheydis von
Körckhingen. Don Morguhn Sheridan was recognized as the winner of
the day's fencing tournament and presented with an etched glass goblet
donated by Lord Artemius Andreas Magnus. Scroll painted by Gwenhwyfar
ferch Morwyn & calligraphed by Lady Alheydis von Körckhingen.
Lord Benedict Fergus atte Mede, having faithfully and dutifully served
his term as Baronial Fencing Champion, was divested of his office. Lord
Michael Gladewyne was announced as the new Baronial Fencing Champion,
and was invested with the office's regalia. Scroll painted by
Ælfgyfu hearpestre & calligraphed by Lady Alheydis von
Körckhingen.
Lord Benedict Fergus atte Mede was then made a companion of the
Delftwood Baronial Order for Martial Excellence in recognition of his
dedicated tutelage to the citizens of Delftwood and Angels Keep and of
his dedication to the art of fencing. A promisory scroll was presented.
Lord Artemius Andreas Magnus was made the newest companion of the
Delftwood Baronial Order for Excellency in the Arts and Sciences in
recognition of his skill in glass working, and of his faithful and
selfless tutelage in the art. The scroll is a work in progress by Lady
Svana in kyrra.
Lady Alheydis von Körckhingen was then made a companion of the
yet-to-be-named Delftwood Baronial Order honoring the Spirit of
Delftwood. The scroll wording was most beautifully presented by the
minions of His Excellency, Lady Catherine O'Herlihy, Helene
al-Zarqá, Elizabeth the Nameless and Kierin of Delftwood.
There being no further business, the court of His Excellency was closed.
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Award summary:
Lord Benedict Fergus atte Mede: Companion of the [Delftwood Martial
ArtsOrder]
Lord Artemius Andreas Magnus: Companion of the [Delftwood Arts &
SciencesOrder]
Lady Alheydis von Körckhingen: Companion of the [Spirit of
Delftwood]