14th November, 1891

Miss Dear Helga,

I hope that this letter finds you and your family well. The purpose of it is an invitation—one I have received, and would indeed extend to you and the chaperon of your choosing. By virtue of my position, it seems that I am to attend the first ball at the new gallery, and I should be delighted indeed to have your company that evening. If this is something you feel you would enjoy, please do let me know.

Fondly,
Aldous

@"Helga Scamander"

  

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15 November, 1891

Dear Aldous,

I would be delighted to attend with you. My sister Mrs. Gallivan will accompany me. I hope you will find her company as pleasant as I do—she is my favorite sister.

Fondly,
Helga

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17th November, 1891

Dear Helga,

I believe that I have met Mrs. Gallivan in passing—her late husband was involved in quidditch, was he not? If she is half so charming as you, I have little doubt her company will be splendid indeed. I look forward to seeing you both next week-end.

Fondly,
Aldous

@"Helga Scamander"

  

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18 November, 1891

Dear Aldous,

Yes, he was. Now my sister's step-son is in charge of the running of the Chudley Cannons, but she helps where she can. I hope you like quidditch, or at least find the sport tolerable; we will get plenty of invites.

I look forward to seeing you.

Yours,
Helga

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