The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-09
THE MEHL'S DANCE.
A Delightful Summer Nights Festival at
Pohlmann's.

Delightful Summer Nights Festival at
Pohlmann's.
Pohlmann's magnificent pavilion was in
holiday attire last evening Its polished
floor was so smooth as to almost reflect
till the streaks of dawn had banished
the night. A great string Of Oriental
lanterns swung around the open case
mentS, and with their dreamy tints some
what softened the rich flood Of light from
the chandeliers overhead. The music, by
Prof. X. w. Dinger, was sweet and raw
ishing, and lovely girls in white lawn and
muslin, with gentlemanIy escorts, tripped
the fantastic toe with light and rhythm
ical tread.
Factory girls many of them were, but
OF sturdy German descent, whose en-
ployers, Messrs. John Mehl & Co., the
pocketbook manufacturers of the Heights,
know how to treat the people that toll.
The committees who arranged and man
aged the affair are deserving of much
credit. These are the gentlemen to whom
the praise is due:-
Floor manager, Herman Bruger; assistant,
John Bauerle
Floor Committee-Louis Dorbecker, Carl Faul-
haber, George Hurnung, H. Schunk, Oscar Med
reich and A. Schunk.
Reception Committee, John A schaeffer, chair
manIFrank Ullmann, George Bischoff, George
Schmidt. Hy. Mehl, Jr, Charles Finsterle, John
Thiele, F. Natterstock, j. Kunath, John Kurtz,
John Schulz George R9ehrig, Schneider, A.
Fischer, Hy. Letzeiser, Hy Sturmfeld. William
Bopp Paul Schmitter, A. Klepping, Servin Meyer,
Hy. Kloecker, Charles Maha, +. Mehl, John Roet-
finger, Vincent Laude and A. Hirsch.
Committee of Arrangements, Ed Mirabeau,
chairman-Joseph Froelke, John Mehl, H.
Schunk, A. Elbert, NJ. ]. Bilz and F. Halbg
In the gathering were Mr.. and Mrs
John Meh1, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Mehl,
MIR and Mrs. John Mehl, Jr., and Mr.
manager; Miss Sarah Keyson, Mr.. John
Bauerle, Miss Reilley, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bleum, Mr.. and Mrs George Halbig, Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Bilz, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Schultz. Mr.. and Mrs. Pet
terson and family, of Newark; Mr..
and Mrs; Josiah Bishop, Of Newark
Mr.. Adolph Mueller, Miss Collert, Mr..
Gus Geibel, Miss M. Warmack, Mr.. Stan
ley Trethsonthich, Miss Sallie Heck, Miss
Minnie Geibel Mr.. George Bell, Miss
Echard, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hoersch, R. W.
Bornemann, Miss Dora Harsomer, Mr.
james Leo Mr.. William Driiler,
Miss Carrie Pfeiffer, MI. Herman
Reder, Mrs. Jennie Jackson, Mr.. Henry
Waters, Miss Magloop, Mr. Fred Mer-
sinner, Freeholder Smith, Mr.. Wilbur F.
Kern, Charlie Estabrook, Deputy Warden
Vallers, Mr.. William Schlosser, William
Schimfer Mr.. Robert Deerbacher. Mr..
George Rofman, Miss Nellie McCarter, of
New York; Mr. w. Hughes. Miss Emma
Miller, Mr.. c. Hoffman, Miss Minnie Wahl,
William Murphy, Miss Hoffman, Mr.. and
Mrs William Bliche, Mr.. Louis Dietz,
Misses Sophie, Gussie and Freda Dietz,
Miss Christina Dornacher. Miss Clara
Brienger, Miss Louisa Jardan, Mr.. Emil
A. Staudinger, Mr. John Dunno, Detec-
tive McNally, Captain James Nc
Nulty, Mr.. William Raddigan, Mr.. John
j. O'Hara, Mr.. John Macarthur, Mr..
Charles E. Northup, Miss B. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs James Mcdonald and many
others. Delegates from Court Ashley, A
o. f., the Hudson County Pioneer Club
and the Bachelors Club were also
present