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wonder what the reason is for this invitation wording  (1/4) >
>>  At the outset, let me clarify: I'm NOT offended, I'm NOT
confused about who the hosts are, and I don't think that this is
tacky or stupid or anything else!  I'm only posting because I
thought this was unusual, and I'm trying to guess what they were
thinking.  It's another "no names" invitation.  In today's mail,
we got two invitations for a bar mitzvah: one for the Saturday
morning service, and one for Shabbat dinner the night before. 
The first one reads (names changed, but the name is equally
common):  Please join us as our son David Steven Stein is called
to the Torah as a Bar Mitzvah [date, place, time, RSVP, etc.]
But no "signature" line at the bottom with the parents' names,
as I have always seen with invitations worded like "Please join
us" or the equivalent.  The dinner invitation also has no hosts'
names.  It doesn't seem quite as strange, though, because it is
phrased in t