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Rasmussen, Fern ( b. November 14, ? ) A violinist with the Long Beach Womens Symphony Orchestra in the 1930s.
Sources:
C&H. June, 1936. Vol. 2, No. 6.
C&H. October, 1936. Vol. 2, No. 10.
Raymond, Alice ( ) A cornet soloist.
Click to hear "Swiss Fantasie" - 1898 Alice Raymond, cornet w./piano (900k .mp3 file)
Sources:
AC
Ream, Kaye A. ( ) A baritone player with the US Women in the Air Force Band in the 1950s.
Sources:
WAF
Record, Lititia ( ) A clarinetist with the Boston Fadette Orchestra.
Sources:
AOF
Reed, Ruth ( ) African-American cornet soloist for the Lafayette Ladies Orchestra.
Reeves, Laura W. ( ) A violinist with the Long Beach Womens Symphony Orchestra in the 1930s.
Sources:
LBWSO - Concert program
LBWSO - Membership roster
Reinke, Dorothy ( ) A cellist with the Long Beach Womens Symphony Orchestra in the 1930s.
Sources:
LBWSO - Concert program
*Reiter, Clara ( ) Clarinet soloist from Kansas City, KS with the Helen May Butler Band in 1911.
Sources:
HMB
Reiter, Ida ( ) Trombone player with the Helen May Butler Band in 1901.
Sources:
HMB
Reiter, Laura Antoinette ( ) A cornet soloist with the Helen May Butler Band in 1910 and 1911.
Sources:
HMB
*Reiter, Nettie ( ) Cornet player with the Helen May Butler Band in 1910 and 1911.
Sources:
HMB
Renfro, Belle Yeaton ( ) Conductor of the Bostonia Orchestra.
Sources:
AC
Renshaw, Rose E. ( ) An alto saxophone player.
Sources:
AC
Revis, Ruth ( ) A trumpet player with the Long Beach Women's Symphony Orchestra.
Sources:
LBWSO
Reznak, Ann Marie C. ( ) A clarinetist with the US Women in the Air Force Band in the 1950s.
Sources:
WAF
Ricard, Doris L. ( ) A musician with the US Women in the Air Force Band in the 1950s.
Sources:
WAF
Richardson, Elsie ( ) Violinist with the Long Beach Womens Symphony Orchestra in the 1930s.
Sources:
LBWSO - Membership roster
Richardson, Patricia G. ( ) A saxophone player with the US Women in the Air Force Band in the 1950s.
Sources:
WAF
Ritter, Marilyn ( ) A musician with the SPAR - US Women's Coast Guard in World War II.
Sources:
SPAR
Robbins, Marie ( ) Trumpet player from Philadelphia with the Phil Spitalny All Girl Orchestra. Also played with Womens Symphony Orchestra of Philadelphia.
Sources:
AC
Robertson, ? ( ) Musician with the Helen May Butler Band in 1910(?).
Sources:
HMB
Robertson, Marjorie ( ) A violist with the Long Beach Womens Symphony Orchestra in the 1930s.
Sources:
C&H. July, 1936. Vol. 2, No. 7.
Robinson, Dana T ( ) Cornet soloist from Kansas City. Missouri.
Sources:
AC
Rockey, Bonnie L. ( ) A horn player with the US Women in the Air Force Band in the 1950s.
Sources:
WAF
Rodosta, Verna F. ( ) A percussionist with the US Women in the Air Force Band in the 1950s.
Sources:
WAF
Roger, Marilyn M. ( ) A trumpet player with the US Women in the Air Force Band in the 1950s.
Sources:
WAF
Rooke, Velma ( ) Trombone, saxophone, trumpet and piano player from Jacksonville, Florida with the Phil Spitalny All Girl Orchestra.
Sources:
AC
Rose, Dorothy ( ) A violinist with the Long Beach Womens Symphony Orchestra in the 1930s.
Sources:
LBWSO - Concert program.
Rosenberg, Lillian Bowers ( ) A trumpet player with the Boston Fadette Orchestra.
Sources:
AOF
Ross, Norma ( ) Violinist with the Long Beach Womens Symphony Orchestra in the 1930s.
Sources:
LBWSO - Membership roster
Rosser, Beth ( ) A violist with the Long Beach Womens Symphony Orchestra in the 1930s.
Sources:
C&H. June, 1936. Vol. 2, No. 6.
Roth, Katie ( ) Trombonist in late 1800s.
Sources:
AC
Rudolph, Caryl A. ( ) A trombone player with the US Women in the Air Force Band in the 1950s.
Sources:
WAF
Ruff, Mary ( ) A musician with the US Women in the Air Force Band in the 1950s.
Sources:
WAF
Runyan, Mary A. ( ) A oboe player with the US Women in the Air Force Band in the 1950s.
Sources:
WAF
Rutherford, Adelyn Ann ( b. June 9, ? ) A cellist with the Long Beach Womens Symphony Orchestra in the 1940s. Born in Sacramento, CA.
Sources:
C&H. June,
1947. Vol. 13, No. 6.
LBWSO - Press Release
Ryder, Amy ( ) A horn player with the Boston Fadette Orchestra.
Sources:
AOF
Ryder, Amy F. ( ) Musician with the Helen May Butler Band in 1899 and 1901.
Sources:
HMB