All the following people will attend the party EXCEPT

W: Shall we have a dinner party for Rose tonight?
M: All right. Where and when?
W: Just at our home tonight.
M: That is just what I wanted to suggest.
W: Do you think we should invite Peter over for the party?
M: (7) No, I don’t think his wife would let him join us.
W: How about inviting Mary and Barbara?
M: That sounds like a good idea.
W: How many people should be invited to the party?
M: (8) In my opinion, the more, the merrier. But our house is limited.
W: Are twelve people all right?
M: (9) At most twelve, I think.
W: When you send invitation, tell them not to take too many presents.
M: Oh, dear! It sounds that you want to remind them of taking many presents with them.
W: I just don’t want someone to feel embarrassed that he didn’t bring a present, (10) and our friends would be bothered to pick presents for us.
M: That’s sweet, dear. How about calling them not to bring presents casually?
W: That’s a good idea. And there aren’t many guests to call.
M: I think we need to start preparation as soon as possible.