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For A Drive

Miss Minnie Martin.

St. Louis, Oct. 20th, 1883.

My Dear Minnie:

I am going for a drive in Forest Park to-morrow, and would be delighted if you would accompany me. Can you not do so? Mamma will act as chaperone. We start at two o'clock. Let me know if it will be convenient for you to go. Very Truly, Your Friend, 99 Lucas Place.

V. Friendly Acceptances and Regrets.

Mamie Stevens.

THE acceptances to these informal invitations require no greater amount of ceremony; the following answers would be suitable.

A. J. Thomas, Esqr.

Friend Thomas:

N. Y., May 21st, 1883.

Your kind invitation was duly received, and it affords me great pleasure to be able to accept. In the meantime, believe me, in haste, but as ever, Fifth Avenue Hotel.

Miss Ruth Herndon.

Dear Ruth:

Your Friend, John Corlew.

Brunswick, Mo., June 12th, 1883.

I received your note of the 18th with invitation, which it gives me great pleasure to be able to accept, so you may count me as one of the party. I don't doubt but that we will have a good time, though I fear I shall be able to contribute but little to your enjoyment, not from want of desire, however. You may certainly expect me, and until then, adieu.

Rose Hill.

Yours, Ever, Milly Adams.