Invitations.

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  • Use for printed or handwritten requests for one’s presence at an event.

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          McGill smoker RSVP card
          CA MUA MG 4319-02-220 · File · 1926
          Part of McGill University Archives Collection

          This file contains a card bearing an invitation and RSVP to a McGill Smoker party to celebrate the departure of E.P. Mathewson, held at the Canadian Club in New York City, Saturday, 10 April, 1926. Card is addressed to Dr. Dallas G. Bray.
          McGill receptions ephemera
          CA MUA MG 4319-02-085 · File · 1897-1983
          Part of McGill University Archives Collection

          This file contains ephemera from receptions held at McGill, including a partial programme for a reception in honour of the British Medical Association (ca. 1897); an invitation addressed to J.P. Chalifoux for a reception in honour of Jean Ethier-Blais, winner of the 6th Prix France-Canada (7 November 1967); an invitation addressed to Elizabeth A. Lewis to Quarter Century Club reception (20 October 1983); a menu for a reception in honour of Dr. Leo Yaffe (29 May 1981); and an invitation addressed to Robert E. Bell for a reception following a concert by the McGill Chamber Orchestra (18 January 1982).
          McGill dinner invitations, menus, and programmes
          McGill dinner invitations, menus, and programmes
          CA MUA MG 4319-02-091 · File · 19 April 1901-24 November 1982 (predominately 1902-1937)
          Part of McGill University Archives Collection

          This file contains invitations, programmes, and menus for McGill-affiliated dinners, including convocation lunch, graduation and reunion dinners, and dinners given by people or organizations affiliated with McGill. Interesting highlights include a dinner in honour of Maurice Duplessis (7 January 1937) and a dinner honouring "members of the South African Contingents" (19 April 1901). Two menus from 1920-1921 belonged to Maude E.M. Olding, and four invitations from 1982 belonged to R.E. Bell.
          McGill building opening and inauguration ephemera
          CA MUA MG 4319-02-086 · File · 9 December 1950-23 September 1982
          Part of McGill University Archives Collection

          This file contains ephemera related to inaugurations and openings of McGill Buildings, including three copies of an invitation to the opening of the McLennan Library (1969), programme for the opening of the extension of the McConnell Engineering Building and the inauguration of the new computer facilities (1968), invitation to the opening of the Physical Sciences and Engineering Library (1982), invitation to the reopening of Redpath Hall (1982), invitation to the inauguration of the Physical Sciences Centre (1951), and a programme for the inauguration of the McGill University Memorial Swimming Pool (1950).
          McGill athletic exhibition invitation and envelope
          McGill athletic exhibition invitation and envelope
          CA MUA MG 4319-02-239 · File · 1878
          Part of McGill University Archives Collection

          This file contains an invitation to the McGill University Athletic Sports exhibition held on the 24 October, 1878 on the college grounds, as well as an envelope. The invitation includes a programme of events that has some annotations with event results. The envelope is addressed to Miss Sweeny and has a postal cancel stamp for 23 October, [1978].
          Invitation to a "Soirée Dramatique"
          CA MUA MG 4319-02-039 · File · 17 March 1923
          Part of McGill University Archives Collection

          This file contains an invitation to a "Soirée Dramatique" given by students of the McGill Modern Languages Department in the "Grande Salle" of Royal Victoria College. The performance was "Château historique" by A. Bisson.