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Regarding who gave the infare supper, she is likely referring to Richard Berry, Jr. who signed the marriage bond for this 1806 marriage.

The day after the wedding the Lincolns enjoyed a "luxurious" infare supper of lamb, venison, bear steak, turkey, duck, and a wide range of dishes at the Richard Berry home.

The prologue would conclude with a description of the wedding of a young pioneer couple named Ephraim and Drusilla; the ensuing musical performances were set in the narrative context of their wedding reception, or "Infare."

In the source, Tarbel mentions that the infare supper is given by Richard Berry believed to be the uncle and guardian of Nancy Hanks, but the man believed to be Nancy's uncle is Richard Berry, Sr. who died in 1798, 8 years before the wedding.