The phrase "asked to supper" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when inviting someone to join for an evening meal, typically in a more formal or traditional context.
Example: "After a long day, I was pleasantly surprised when my neighbor asked to supper with us."
Alternatives: "invited to dinner" or "asked to dine".
Lucas is asked to sing for his supper too, but it's a short refrain.
Instead, visitors asked to see "Yo Mama's Last Supper," a color portrait depicting a nude female Christ figure at the Last Supper, and were directed by volunteers to the small back room where it hung.
Asked to cite their biggest concerns, they list defence, immigration and "the supper club".
Members can be asked to donate something each meeting, and occasionally you might even have a potluck supper or a shared picnic.
He stumbles onto Francesca's farm looking for a bridge he wants to photograph, and, because Francesca likes him and Bud and the kids are away at a fair, she asks him to supper.
Most insistently of all — it's right there in the title — "Leonardo's Last Supper: A Vision by Peter Greenaway" asks to taken as art on its own, but that doesn't work either.
"What do I do if there's a gator?" Louis asked at supper the first night.
"Is your father Bishop Moore?" As he washed my hair later that day, the hairdresser told me that his partner, the man sitting in the front room talking with a friend, the man responsible for the amazing flowers, was a friend of my father's, and had recently stopped him on the street to ask him to have supper.
Bi's fellow diners laughed, clapped and kept time with their chopsticks as he sang, but at the end of the tune, Bi asked his supper companions to keep any recordings of the gag to themselves.
Prince Charles asked me three times to supper and I probably should've went.
