The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-25
THE DUNES ON A PICNIC.
Commodore Kastendiek Gives the
Association a Sail Up the
Hudson.

At the invitation of Commodore John
c. Kastendiek, the John f. Dunno Asso-
citation boarded the splendid steamer ST
John yesterday for the first trip OF the
season up the Hudson.
Notwithstanding the clouds and the
chill atmosphere of the early morning the
association and its guests turned out in
force. 1t was like big gay family pic
mic. Everybody seemed TO know every
body else. BY the time the boat had lett
Yonkers seats were at premium Com
modore Kastendiek wore smile OF salts
faction tine entire day. Independent OF
the associations outing, the swarms OF
excursionists who fiocked aboard from
other points tested the popularity OF these
trips. Professor G. II. Dittmar's orches-
ira is a feature Of the excursion. IL
played with very short intervals through
out the entire trip.
run BUT NO POLITICS.
John Z. Dunno OF the Dune Associa-
tion, too, looked pleased at the crowds
that followed the association from the
Elevator District, and President Bob
merich did himself proud in looking after
the guests of the association. Scarcely a
word of politics was heard throughout
the day The trip was brimful OF enjoy
ment, though without any special incl
dent Of local interest.
Many inspected the picturesque seen
cry, the grounds and building OF the Gov
ernment military academy
A party including Judge" Kelly,
Hughey Costello. lJoseph VOTERS, Fred
Wehen, Harry Adams. and Charles
Reutte drove through the historic
grounds in state. They were received
with salutes on every side. The COM
mandant bowed his head when judge
Kelly lifted his hat and said he would
see the next time the inspecting party
called around that the guns were prop
erly '-lubricated. The party was enter
tained at Huebner's.
The trip home was perhaps more en-
joyable than that of the morning. as
the temperature that drove lovers Of
picturesque scenery into the saloons In
the morning had softened and allowed
lovers OF picturesque scenery and other
beautiful works OF nature, to sit out
upon the twilight decks.
A GLANCE OVER THE PARTY.
Among the members of the Dunno
Association and guests noted were:--
President and Mrs. Louis G. Bohmrich,
Mr. and Mrs. +. J. Mersheimer George
Hoffman. Miss McCarty George Bremner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dunno, MIR. aud
Mrs. Joseph Dunno, James Dunno, Ed
ward Payne, Charles. Hoffman. Miss
Dalton of New York, George Haight. Miss
Hoffman, ex-Freeholder Adam Smith,
Thomas Noonan, Professor and Mrs.
Frank Scribiners. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Volk, Frank Beckman. Miss Crowley,
Joseph f. Waters, John Waters, Willie
White, Charles Rentle, Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Fuchs, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Grod,
William ID. Smith. Jr.. Charles Austin,
Counsellor Ryerson. Fred Reinemann,
Miss Burn, Judge and Mrs. Hugey
Costello, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Cordts, Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Cordts,
Judge and Mrs. William Kelly, MIR.
and Mrs Morris Lyons, Charles ireland,
Mr.. and Mrs John Lyons. Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick 7. Bulger, Lawrence BuIger, Mr..
and Mrs. Z. Van Houten, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Cortier, Counsellor Henry L.
McCartin, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Walker, Edward McDermott, p. w.
Mcguire, Michael German. Michael
Callahan. Charles Cook, Assemblyman
James Moylan, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Halberg. Thomas Falton, A. ID. Nader,
Robert Jarvis, Frank Fleutge. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Ordell. Thomas Hide,
Thomas Breston, Ambrose Heller, Ed
ward Greasy, Hugh Grumback, August
KnobIouch, Edward ID. Barker, Mr.. and
Mrs William Galway, E. Groetzen,
Michael Fuller, George E. Donohue, John
Grossman, C. Kraus, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Finn.