Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-22
In Honor of Miss Bette Marx-Basc-Bali
Battle of tho Two Grays.

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, Va, August 22.-An ele-
CANT private german was gwen at Granite
Grove last night by some Of our young
Hebrew citizens in honor of Miss Bette
Marx, charming young. lady of New
York, who is visiting friends in this city.
The privileges OF the Grove were espe-
cially secured for the occasion. and mono
but those who were invited to tho
german were. present. Among the
couples on the floor of the dancing
hail were the following. the ladies'
appearing in handsome costumes ::
Ndr. Herbert Eigenbrun with Miss frankie
Reiss, Mr. Nathan Reiss with Miss Helen
EIsenbrun. Mr.. Morris l.. Myers with Mss
Mary Rosenstock. MIR. Abe Cohen with
Miss Bette Marx OF New York, Mr.. Louis.
Weinberg with Miss Danelia Stern Of
Richmond, Mr. Isaac Wolfe with Miss
Addie limerick. Mr.. Alfred Reinach with
Miss Brauer Of Richmond, Mr.. Brauer, of
Richmond with Miss Cora Reinlch, Mr..
Morris Keinnch with Miss Hannah Cohen.
Mr.. Isaac Cohen with Miss Nora Kadden,
Mr. J. Louis Peyser with Miss Blanche
Peyseri of Washington. Mr.. Joseph Pey-
ser with Miss Raw Deux Of Washington,
Mr.. Sol Renach with Miss Corolia
and Mrs. h. b. Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. A..
Rosenstoch, Mr.. and Mrs. A. 5. Relnach,
Mr. and Mrs. }. Newman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Weinberg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Peyscr Stays, Mr.. A
l.. May, Of Cincinnati, and Pat. Hoi-
heimer, of Norfolk.
Professor Reiss's band furnished music
for the occasion and festivities were kept
up until late hour.
THE MILITARY BALL CANT.
A great deal of interest has been caused
here by the announcement ofagame of base
ball TO take place tomorrow afternoon be-
tween Il picked nine of the Petersburg
Grays and q nine of the Richmond Grays
and that a strong detachment of the First
regiment would come over 70 witness the
game. The full arrangements for the occa-
sion have not yet been completed, but 1t is
understood that the Richmond military
will be met at the depot by the Petersburg
Grays III full uniform and entertained at
the armOry before the game is called and
that there will be dress parade on the
ball-feld for the benefit of the public.
Should the Richmond military remain
over until after night supper will be served
to them.
CHANGE OF PULpIrs.
II is customary on one Sunday in each
month for the Methodist ministers IN this
city to exchange pulpIts. Sunday next Is
the day for this exchange. The plan
works admirably. and by this means the
several Methodist ministers are heard IN
AL the pulpits of that denomination.
II TROUBLE AGAIN.
Shadrach Saunders (colCred) and man
of very pious appearance is tse proprietor
OF a barber-shop ON Cockade alley. He
shaves a good many colored people. but it
is suspected he does great deal OF illicit
business otherwise as dealing in
contraband tobacco and wh.skey. He has
served term IN the Albany penitentiary
for this business. and yesterday he was be-
fore Commissioner Peasants IN Richmond
and sent on to the District Court TO answer
another charge OF like character.
Mr.. l.. Myers. an old aud well known citi-
zen aud one OF the most active members
OF 4. L. hill Camp of Confederate Vete-
rams. is very III. and much uneasiness is
felt about MS condition.