Miss Foster presents her compliments to Miss Edwards, and requests the
honor of her company at a Tea-party, on Wednesday afternoon.
16 Arch street.
Tuesday noon.
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Miss Edwards presents her respects to Miss Foster, and accepts her
kind invitation with pleasure.
30 Chestnut street.
Tuesday noon.
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Miss E. presents her respects to Miss F., and regrets that a
pre-engagement prevents her acceptance of her polite invitation.
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William Harris presents his respectful compliments to Miss Brown, and
trusts she has experienced no ill consequences from her last evening’s
fatigue at the assembly.
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Miss Brown finds herself greatly obliged by Mr. Harris’ kind inquiries,
and is happy to inform him she is perfectly well.
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Miss Brown is greatly obliged by Mr. Harris’ kind inquiry, and is sorry
to say that she suffers under a severe cold, in consequence of last
evening’s amusement.
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Mr. W. presents his compliments to Mr. S., and hopes, if Mr. S. is
disengaged, that he will dine with him on Monday next, at half-past
three o’clock.
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Mr. S. presents his respects to Mr. W., and will avail himself of his
kind invitation with pleasure.
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Mr. S. regrets that indisposition will prevent him the honor of dining
with Mr. W. on Monday next.
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Miss Dudley’s compliments to Mrs. Windsor, and will be obliged by her
company to dinner on Thursday next, at three o’clock.
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Mrs. Johnson returns her best respects to Mr. Wilson, and is greatly
indebted to him for his obliging present.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bristow present their compliments to Mrs. Truman, and hope
for the pleasure of her company on Thursday evening next, to tea.
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Mr. and Mrs. Truman are greatly obliged by Mr. and Mrs. Bristow’s kind
invitation, and will do themselves the honor of waiting upon them.
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Mr. and Mrs. Truman are exceedingly sorry that a pre-engagement will
prevent them from accepting Mr. and Mrs. Bristow’s kind invitation.