14
May
Strawberry Festival
The Webster County Gazette: May 14, 1880
Strawberry Festival
The Presbyterian ladies brought the first strawberries to town, and served them in the name and in behalf of the new temple. The attendance was good, the strawberries were delicious and the musical part of the entertainment was not less so. But the dishes were too large and the berries cost too much to make the speculation a very profitable one. The berries cost the ladies 38 cents per quart. The receipts were about $80 and the net proceeds will be $20 or $25. The music was very enjoyable and the programme reads as follows:
Song | Quintelle Club |
Song | Miss Rudesill |
Duet | Mr. Blanden and Miss Kirkup |
Song | Mrs. Johnston |
Duet | Messrs. Barnes and Davies |
Song | Miss Waldrop |
Quartette | Messrs. Blanden and Berry Misses (unreadable) and Kirkup |
Song | Miss Paulin |
Chorus with Solos | Misses Rudesill and Welles |
Tags: 1880, Barnes, Berry, Blanden, Davies, Johnston, Kirkup, Pauline, Rudesill, Waldrop
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