[The pleasure of Miss Eleanor Hewitt's company is requested at the First Assembly.]
[The pleasure of Miss Fields' company is requested at the First Assembly.]
[Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Whitney, Miss Eleanor Stanton Whitney request the pleasure of Miss Louise Ludlow's company at a dinner dance.]
[Doctor Gouverneur Morris Phelps requests the pleasure of your company at a dinner in honour of his daughter Miss Helena Pelham Phelps.]
[Mr. and Mrs. William V. B. Kip request the pleasure of Miss Ludlow's company at a dance in honour of their daughter Miss Cornelia B. Kip.]
[Mr. and Mrs. Percy Avery Rockefeller request the pleasure of Miss Ludlow's company at a dance in honour of their daughter Miss Faith Rockefeller.]
[Mr. & Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt request the pleasure of Mr. & Mrs. Van Rensselaer's company.]
Second Assembly Ball
Third Assembly
[Mr. and Mrs. Jay Freeborn Carlisle request the pleasure of Miss Ludlow's company at a thé dansant in honour of Miss Alice Belmont.]
[Dr. & Mrs. Hugh Auchincloss request the pleasure of Miss Ludlow's company at a dance in honour of their daughter Miss Maria Sloan Auchincloss.]
[The Stewards of the St. Andrew's Ball, request the pleasure of your company to a ball and supper.]
[Mr. and Mrs. I Sheldon Tilney request the pleasure of Miss Ludlow's company at dinner in honour of their daughter Miss Anne Munn Tilney.]
[Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Riker request the pleasure of Miss Ludlow's company at a dance in honour of their daughter Miss Lavinia Riker.]
[Mr. Cyrus W. Field requests the pleasure of Mr. Hewitt's company.]
[Mr. and Mrs. Lea McIlvaine Luquer request the pleasure of Miss Louise Ludlow's company at a dinner dance in honour of their daughter Miss Ellen Pierrepont Luquer.]
[Mr. and Mrs. Flagler request the pleasure of Miss Ludlow's company at dinner in honor of Miss Jane Flagler.]
[The Misses de Peyster request the pleasure of Miss Ludlow's company at a dinner in honour of their niece Miss Alice Townsend de Peyster.]
The Lecture Committee requests the pleasure of your company at the second Conversational Meeting of the Nineteenth Century Club