The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-25
How THEY Will Il
SPEND. CHRI.S'T.NlAS;.
Friends Tell The Times Their Plans
for To-Day.
ALL EXPECTING a GOOD TIME.
Only Nearly Every One Expects TO Reach it
by Different Route-The Governor
VIII Work; the Majority
VIII "Play."

takes day off and has some plans for
spending the day or is conspicuous for
not having made UP his mind.
It is always interesting to know what
ones friends are doing or are going to
do. and especially on day like this is.
Then if one isTjust caught up ON the
street and asked what he is going to
do he is apt to give a unique '.otf- hand
reply that is original. and sounds like
himself. If YOU go to his office ano, ask
him he is apt to give a reply that is
we'll, just a little bool1ish and made to
order.
So The Times saw number Of its
friends on the street Yesterday and
asked them what they were going to do
to-day. 1t would have been far moro
pleasant to have heard from them ALL
but that was not possible. Here is a
word from some Of them, however:
Governor Tyler: Il am going to stay
at home and work part of the time
1 have been a hard worker all my life.
l have always had more on. my hands
to do than there seemed hours ir. the
day and days in the year in which to
do it."
Governor Montag que: ss.I shall spend
the day here in Richmond. 1 am very
busy at this time
Mr.. H. L. Cabell: "I 81 Lii stay a: homo
and have the best time l can"
DR.. G. Watson James: IF I had ny
way I would go to some quiet place, get
in a, feather bed and go to Sleep
Mr.. G. w. koiner: 81 shall come to my
office and work a part of the day and
spend the rest with my family.
Mr.. John Pollard: "Wil spend the day
at home.''
Dr. James p Smith: 81 shall take q, long
walk in the morning from my house to
Emmanuel Church. After services, IT
there's ice on Young's Pond I'll skate. y
Mr.. Eddie Tyler: Il shall go to the mat
1nee to see Foxy CUTLER and the re-
nainoer of the day will be spent about .
Colonel John S. Harwood: will spend
the day at home with my wife and son,
who has come home ffrom Locust Dale
Academy to spend the holidays.
Mr. Haddon S. Watkins: Haven't made
up my mind yet
Mr. c. c. Cousins: "Will keep sober
the livelong day."
Dr. r. II. Pitt: will be at homo all
day.
DR.. Cooper: 81 shall go to my Office and
spend a. part of the day writing 1or the
newspapers. I shall go calling on some
of my friends also a. part of the Gay.
Mr.. Frank P. Brent: Will read, eat ana
rest some, and will work part of the
day.
Mr.. B. F. Tinsley: Will take dinner at
home and go out to see some friends
in the afternoon.
Judge James C. Lamb: Going to get
ready to take a trip down on the Pa
munkey to hunt ducks. Had fine luck
a short While ago, and am anxious to
try again.
Mr.. Hugh L. Cardozo: Will spend the
DAY getting acquainted with my wife.
NJ. Harry Tucker: 1 expect to try to
sleep all day. and then L will try to
get in the push with Treasurer Phillips
and the other members of the Pianola
Club.
Captain c. w. Westbury: am going to
spend a few happy hours with my
mother-in-law a West Point
Mr. Ike Goodman: What am l going to
do tomorrow? Everybody
Mr.. Sam Atkinson: l would like to so
hunting. but as 1 am unable to borrow
any dogs. I shall stay home with the
rest of the family.
Captain C. H. Phillips: L will go to
church at a. NJ: at l will eat break
fast. and then until noon will be IN
the hands Of my family; in the afternoon
1 will be open TO my friends, all Of whom
l invite to call to see me at First and
Clay Streets.
Captain F. w Cunningham: shall re-
main at home with my family all daW.
Mr.. T. c. Waifori: Playing Santa
Claus with the children in the neigil,or-
hood.
Mr.. Isaac Held: At home in the early
morning, and then l wiz circulate around
among my friends.
Senator Phil V. Cogbil; I will spend
the day at home with my family.
Mr. W. p. Leaman: l shall remain here
Pollock
and other Jackson Ward leaders.
Mr. John B. Bigger: l will spend the
holidays in Baltimore, Md.
Councilman D. f. Mccarthy: will re-
main in the city and go to the show in
the afternoon. .-
Mr.. p. X. Rector: expect to spend
the greater part Of the day resting:
Mr. r L. AIcNamce: At home with my
family.
Mr.. P. r. Wrenn: I am going to Lynch
burg to visit my father and mother
Mr.. p. Gonnella: 1 will stay at my store
and sell fireworks to the boys during
most of the day.
Church"
MIR. w. +. jenkins: "I shall s2eal the
greater part of the. day at home. )"
Councilman ". II. Adams: Going to
see my best girl.
Mr. George Rogers: 81 am going fish
ing
Mr.. Harry Jack: 'spend the day quiet
ly at my hotel"
Mr.. VIC. Cavedo: work in the morn
ing and play with the children in the af-
ternoon. 49, ctt
Mr.. w. n. Dunston: 81 expect to sleep
Mr. John smith: .'visit few of my
Smith cousins.
Mr. w. II. Taylor: Am going to spend
the day mostly at home and will drink
only pure water.
Mr.. r. \. Lynn: Oh. don't know;
in West Main Street, 1 guess.
Mr. George L. Yeager: l am going to
nut in most of the time sleeping.
Mr.. Jefferson Wallace: I'll spend q: part
of the day at home and part at the
Virginia.
Mr.. Arthur H Taylor: Tor one day, I'll
keep on the outside Of the Capitol Square.
Mr. Thomas +. Todd: Am going to eat
four dinners with mince pie at every
meal.
Mr.. James B. Harvie: With my family.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Wallace: am in the
hands of my friends.