Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-25

Mr. Alex. Meyer-That his new store
NAV be equal 10 any in the metropolis.
Mr.. Harvey ChamberIayne-May you be
as happy. Mike. as you make your frienas.
Colonel Henry c. Jones-That the First
Regiment may soon have their new UNI
forms.
Mr.. p. II. Mayo-That his zeaisip behalf
( OF the Confederate cause may not
| lessen.
Mr.. Jacob Gans-That he may always
| be found looking after the interests OF
mankind.
Mr.. e. p. Rowelle-That nothing may
| ever occur to disturb the even tenor OF
his way.
| Mr.. S. L. Bloomberg-That his practice
may increase, and his shadow never
grow less.
Mr.. James NJ. Gentry-That he may al
! WAYS find time 20 accommodate his friends
as Of yore.
Mr.. George Lee-That he may be sue
| cessful In capturing the brush In the hunt
this afternoon
Mr. II. w. Rountree-That every house
/ hold in Richmond may be equipped wtth
roller-tray trunk
Mr.. Charles o. Saville-That he may
! rise to even greater prominence thah no
has already attained.
Mr.. f. II. savage-That he mas always
have the handsomest mount at the Deep
Run Hunt Clubs meet.
Mr.. John NJ. warren-That on his next
trip to Texas he may not have the mis-
fortunte TO be dtched. .s, l+
Dr. Lewis c. Bosher-That his popu-
larity may increase and his friends null
: tiply with great rapidity.
Mr.. julius A. Hobson-That his COM
mlttee may always meet ON time, ana
} never be without quorum.
DIR. s. Galeski-That his eyesight may
never fail him. and that he may continue
to help other mems. widows.
Mr.. Oscar II. Berry-That the children
whom he has fitted with short pants may
never cease to give him praise.
: Professor f. II. Merril-That all the
boys in town may develop their physical
being under his skilful guidance.
Mr.. C. II. Read, Jr.--That ne may draw
plaps in the near future for several more
buildings on the seminary grounds
Dr. j. Allison Hodges-That he may
frequently be called upon at public gath
erings to discuss scientific subjects.
! Mr.. George w. warren-That his friends
may increase with each day and may
his sweet voice never lose its beauty.
Mr.. Joseph Bryan-That ne may see
the day when every tract of land between
| -
Mr.. f. ID. Starke-That he may spend
| a bright and happy season in New Next
| co. and have a speedy and safe return.
Mr. Charles w. Spcer-That be may
| find means OF reducing his weight and
increasing his height at the same time. \
o Mr. William Hall Crew-That he may
9 always endorse what Acca's potentate
| writes, even If it be a six-months note.
2 Mr.. George w. Poe-That he may con-
tinue to rise In the railroad world until
:, | he touches the highest rung in the ladder.
$ Mr.. Hay 7. Thornton-That even under
II Republican administration his services
v may be found indispensable at station A.
Mr. s. w. Travers-That the young men
q | of Richmond may take cognizance OF MS
% courtlness and model their manners after
i his
IS Mr. James Moncure-That his beauty
may never fade, and that his luxuriant
~ moustache may never part company with
ID him.
id Dr. f. C. Levy-That he may have
IS | great success in the cultivation OF disease
germs, but never let his menagerie es.
Sc cape.
ne Captain Thomas Ellett-That before
lg next Christmas he may find the Ginter
es Mechanics Institute installed in its new
home.
y. IL.
t. eleven may win laurels in abundance next
I'd season, and may the club always pay ex-
Se penses.
Professor George II. Merrlll--ThAt he
IN may continue to enjoy rustic scenery, and
n may he some day make century
II. stroll"
all Mr.. Otis NJ. Alfriend-That he may never
find himself without the latest fad In
IS neckwear, nor without a crease In his
h, | trousers.
o. Mr.. George A. smith-That ne may not
L miss a ball game during next season, and
iy that he may always find a seat amongst
the truest rooters
ny Captain w Gordon Mccabe-That hia
'h eloquent utterances may always fall upon
OF appreciatlve ears, and may his school
ed prosper I'm this city.
ei Mr. W. D. SutherlaHd-That cabs may
be In great demand to-day. though may
or the demand be not occasioned by the I'm
X ability of tho boys to walk.
We MIR. John +. Mayer-That ne may al
m ways be present when his Masonic bodies
10 meet, and that no more of his steamers
will run afoul OF battleship
er Mr.. George l.. street-That he ma,
en- never spend an unhappy moment, and
ay may he get as much enjoymeG. out %
ia life as he affords others.
e' Mr.. John p. MeGuire-May he confirms
to manifest interest in history until h,
TN proves that Washngton's army was tn
ie- greatest that ever waged war.
~, ~ Major A. II. Courtney-That II may b.
as his pleasure 10 attend the Washington
Centennial and entertain Masons from
every country on the globe. except France
'u Sergeant Junius A. Cosby-That his In
80 creasing avoirdupois may never give hir
- trouble, and that he may, I'm pursuing IN
do wicked, never get shot, nor even hall
shot.
ne Judge James c. Lamb-That his cour
his may be- called upon TO record few al
MIS- signments during the coming year. an
emf that he may not have to appoint sing'
nd receiver.
Mr.. Charles w. Tanner-That the recof
.iai milton OF his goodness and his servie
his may be as enthusiastic and emphatic a
re- ways as the testimonial he received ye'
md terday.
ure Mr.. William Rueger-That be may scrs
the best Christmas dinnen in the city q
~ day, and may open his heart and HI
ma doors and ''set 'em up to every one
tot his many friends
me Mr.. r. A. s. Brine-That the Deep-Ru
ned Hunt Club kennels may always be II
finest In the South. and that he may a
ways receive his friends with true o
~. sa Virginia hospitality--and a drink.
ons Mr.. Edgar b. English--That he may I
ave as successful In his law practice as
Nv was In winning the prize at college Il
the best thesis on Equitable Estates