Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison, to Thomas Gregor Brodie, Fellow of the Royal Society In reply to Brodie's letter of yesterday, the issue of invitations to the Soiree of the Royal Society is entirely in the hands of the Soiree Committee. If Brodie desires, Harrison will bring Brodie's request before that Committee but he does not think there will be a favorable reception as the Committee has already been compelled to cut down the invitation list on account of the crowded state of the rooms on these occasions. 30 May 1905