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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-08

Food that is good for you' can be very appetizing, too, and in fact 1t ought to be. The average per son eats because he is hungry and wants food that tastes good, and he doesn't give the matter of it's nutri- tive value much thought. But the woman who plans meals for the family should see to 1t that the foods served contain all the neces- sary elements for growth and well being and at the same time are 50 tempting that there will be no need to coax anyone to eat his full share.
 Liver Rich in Food Value
 The liver loaf shown here, topped by crisp bacon slices and surrounded by brown and flavorful onion rings, Is a nexamp!e of tempting food rich in food value. Liver should be served at least once week, espe- cially in homes where there are children at the rapidly growing stage, nutrition experts advise. Serv- ing liver once week is the best way to make sure that the young sters, and adults, too, get plenty of the iron they need to form good red blood. That fact has been known for a long time to those who have any knowledge at all of nutrition. A more recent discovery is that liver is an exceptionally fine source of that important vitamin A., which promotes growth, builds up the general health and is especially beneficial to the eyes, preventing that condition of night blindness" :" when the eyes are unable to adapt themselves rapidly to changing de- grees of light.
 Pork liver, usually an economical buy, is a good choice for meat loaf, though any of the flyers can be used.
 Eere is an excellent liver loaf, very delicious in flavor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-08

Cuba has ordered all increase in the salaries and wages of all work CTS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-08
Serve Liver
 Once a Week Is Good Rule
Many Fine Ways to Pre- pare this Healthgiv-
 ing Food

M E N U Tomato Juice
 Liver Loaf French Fried Onions
 Corn in Pepper Cases Baked Potatoes
 Apple and Celery Salad Prune Whip
 Coffee Milk
 OUR FOOD-AND NUTRITION Nutritionists advocate sery- ing liver at least once a week, particularly when the food budget is limited, because 1t supplies so many of the essen tial clements for health. This is especially recommen q ed when there are children in the family.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-08
Devilled Liver Loaf

DeVllled Liver Loar
 2 pounds liver
 2 eggs
 3 cups soft bread crumbs
 cup milk 1-4 cup tomato catsup
 2 tablespoons chopped onion 3 tablespoons lemon juice
 3 teaspoons salt
 l teaspoon chili powder
 tablespoon Worcestershire
 sauce
 { bacon slices
 Wash liver and simmer in water stve minutes. Grind and add beaten eggs. Add remaining ingredients, mixing thoroughly. Press the mix ture firmly into loaf pan. Place bacon strips over the top. Bake in a moderate oven (350 degrees F'.) for one hour.
 Another tasty loaf is made by using equal amounts of liver and pork sausage.
 Liver and Sausage Loaf
 pound ground liver
 pound bulk pork sausage 1-2 cups bread crumbs
 cup milk
 tablespoon finely minced
 onion
 2 tablespoons catSup
 2 tablespoons prepared
 horSeradish
 egg, slightly beaten Cook liver for few minutes in hot water Grind and combine with bulk pork sausage. Add bread crumbs and seasoning Moisten with milk and beaten egg. Pack into . greased loaf pan and bake in a moderate oven 1850 degrees FD for one and half hours.
 French Fried Onions Peel and cut 6 onions into one half inch slices. Soak in milk one half hour. Drain and roll in flour seasoned with salt and pepper. Drop in deep lard heated to 375 de- grees B. and cook until Drowned. Drain on absorbent paper.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Open House 10 Mark
Anniversary Friday

Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Andrews,
&127 SO. Yakima, are celebrating
their wedding anniversary on FRI
day and on Sunday will hold open
house at their home. Friday eve
ming their son-in-law and daugh-
ter Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Squires
will give a dinner in their honor.
The Andrews were married in
Mandan North Dakota and came
to Washington in 1918. Their seven
children are Mr.. John Andrews.
Mr.. w. c. Andrews. Mrs. T. +.
Murphy. Mrs. Raymond George
Andrews OF Mandan. Mr.. J. A.
Andrews. Mrs. w. +. Squires and
Mr.. r. r. Andrews of the u. S.
Air Force. They have three grand
children.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Sets Oct. Is
For Wedding
Miss Rodenberoer
Announces roth

At a recent party given for
a group of her friends, Miss
Ruthmarie Rodenberger,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Rodenberger. formally an
nounced her engagement 10
Mr.. Charles Tenant. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Tenant.
The betrothal was made
known when Miss Loren
Garges read a cleverly written
poem.
After an evening Of games. re-
freshments were served by the
hostess and her mother. The
color scheme Of yellow and green
was effectively carried out in the
decorations.
Those attending the party were
Miss Bette Luton. Miss Martha
Jane Gallaher, Miss Bernice Bern
harrison. Miss Laura Midsater.
Miss Betty Scholle. Miss Lorene
Garges. Miss Vivian Pearson. Miss
Marjorie Wentworth. Miss Betty
Boje. Miss Mildred Lahren. Miss
La Verne Lahren. Miss Betty Lou
Atwood. Miss Pagel. Miss Jeanne
Lahey and Miss Helen Church.
Miss Rodenberger is now an sc-
tive student at Pacific Lutheran
college. She has chosen Oct. Is
as her wedding day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Plan Final
Initiation

Warren assembly. Order of Rain
bow for Girls. will meet for the
last initiation of the summer term
Saturday. Sept. 10, at S o'clock.
in Warren hall. Miss Barbara
Saunders, worthy adviser, and
Mrs. Harry Nsylor, mother ad-
wiser. will preside. Miss Valerie
Kneeland will receive the degrees
of the order.
On September IL, the election Of
fall term officers was held. Those
elected were Miss Janet Hodgdon,
worthy adviser. and Misses Mar
gore Lane. Shirlee johnson, Amy
Jean NUM- and Betty Weber.
The theme of next Saturdays
meeting is Mexican and the hall
will be decorated in gay colors.
cacti and sombreros.
The Mothers club, under the
craftsmanship of Mrs. f. Saunders.
will serve r. late supper in the
dining room. Those on commit
tees include Misses Joan kneeland.
Barbara Saunders. Elaine Mitchell.
Shirley Palm. Shirley Jensen.
Yvonne Dujeon. Margaret Bitcom.
Janet Hodgdon. Marjorie Lane
and Ruth Mscemon.
All Master MasonS. Eastern
Stars and Rainbow Girls are in
vited to attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Plan Smorgasbord
Saturday Evening

Daughters of Norway are spon-
soring a smorgssbord dinner, pro-
gram and dance Saturday evening
in Normsnna hall. So. 18th and X
SITS. Dinner will be served from
$40 o'clock.
The affair is the annual fall
festival Of the organization and
Mrs. M. X. Monsen the president
Is In charge. assisted by a large
committee of experts in Norwegian
cookery. Other dishes will be
served as well.
The musical portion Of the pro-
gram will be opened with numbers
by the Embla string quartet COM
posed of Mrs. John Lauritz, Mrs.
Peter Petersen. Mrs. Ewin Ander-
son and Mrs. James Nielsen.
This will be followed by songs
and demonstrations on drums and
chimes by Mr.. Chester Newman.
accompanied by Mrs. Harry
Christofferson. Folk dances and
songs will be presented by Mrs.
F. J. Oliver and Mrs. Isak Lund.
Mr.. +. W. Larson and Miss Evelyn
Lsvik.
Members Of the dinner commit
tee are Mesdsmes Louis Benson,
Norman Hansen. Enok johnson.
Peter Petersen. Ole Kooley. Hulda
Bjork. 1nga Colbc. Tomins Jensen,
Louis Larsen and K. A. Halling-
stad.
Decorations are being planned
by Mrs. Ole Foster. Mrs. Sophia
Abbott and the dining room
Mesdames f. L. Lying. Arid Stone,
Saren Tandahl. Andrew Loen,
Msthes Msrcussen. Gun Byem.
Mrs. Ingvsld storwick is in charge
Of the program.
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Marjorie Franks. Alpha EpSilor
Phi: Jane Friberg. Alpha N Del
IA: Barbara Harshberger. Gsmms
Phi Beta: Janet Hartwick. Sigma
Kappa; Geraldine Hayes. Gamma
Phi Beta.
Mary Heard, Alpha Phi: Shirley
Henrieksen. Sigma Kappa; Eve
lyn Hermann. ri Beta Phi:
Betty Jeanne jackson, Kappa Al
phs Theta. Jeanne Eleanor John
son. Alpha Phi; Gertrude Kineaid.
Chi Omega: Barbara La Casa.
Kappa Kappa Gamma: Virginia
Lee, Alpha Chi Omega; Shirley L.
Lindahi. Alpha Gamma Delta /:
Shirley Lingerman, Chi Omega:
Louise McGovern. Alpha Phi,
Jeanne Meserve. Alpha omicron
ri: Barbara Louise Philip. Gamma
Phi Beta; Dorothy M. Rudolph,
Sigma Kappa.
Mercedes Russell, Delta Gamma:
Rosalind Rutherford. ri Beta Phi:
Jo Ann Schwalen. Alpha Phi:
Louise T. Shaub. Delta Gamma,
Dorothy Elaine Shepard. Alpha
Gamma Delta; Mary Laverne
Thomas. Delta Gamma; Betty Lou
Van Rooy. Sigma Kappa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Take Vows
AT Fort
Miss Wood. Mr.. Wolfe
Wed tuesday az Chapel

In a simple military eere-
mony performed by an army
chaplain. 1t. G.. VI. Cochran,
Miss June Wood. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wood of
Graham, became the bride of
Mr.. Kermit Boman Wolfe,
L. 5. A. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Wolfe of New Albany,
Indiana. Tuesday evening at
Fort Lewis chapel.
For her wedding the bride wore
white gown with sweetheart
neckline and had a finger-up
length vel with lace inserts. Her
flowers were gsrdeniss and rose
buds.
Miss Romona Herold. close
friend. was the brides only attend
ant and wore blue ensemble with
corsase Of gardenias and roses.
Mr.. Michael Mstiys was the best
man and ushers we're Mr.. jess
Ferrel. Mr.. Chester Fox, Mr..
Charles Zagsrri. Mr.. Harvey Sidel.
Mr.. Henry skawinski, Mr.. Rods
Helms.
A reception followed at the
Hotel Olympus.
For going away the bride wore
blue suit with white accessories
and shoulder corsage. After
their trip to California the couple
will be at home in Tacoma.
The bride is graduate of Ka-
powsin High school and her hus-
band Of Senior High school. New
Albany.
Present at the wedding were
the brides sister. Miss Esther
Wood, her sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Marcus, her
grandmother. Mrs. Mile Wood
an aunt. Miss Lulu Brakeman
cousins, Miss Leora Heminger, Mr.
Bud Baniekman, Miss Ida Apple
quist and Miss Emma Applequist
Also Pvt. Sam Patsnia, Miss
Loretta Bittner and Miss Betty
Grow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Dance After
Stunt Night
ASehool Affair PIsnned
For CPS. Students

Students at the College OF
Puget Sound will hold an all.
school Double Dime Dance
Friday evening at John NJ,
Kittredge Hall on the cam
pus following the traditional
freshman stunt night.
Special guests win be the new
president and his wife. DR.. and
Mrs. r. Franklin Thompson. The
Women's Federations Of the COL
lege Is sponsoring the annual event
which will be highlighted by
special mixer" dances. games and
community singing.
Faculty members and wives as
sisting are DR.. and Mrs. Robert
Sinclair. DR.. and Mrs. Arthur
Martin. DIR. and Mrs. Frank Willis
ton, and Mrs. Lyle Ford Drushel.
the dean OF women.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Marriage
SOlemniZed
Mrs. Manning, Mr.. Carter
Wed al First Methodist

In the parlors of the First
Methodist church nearly four
score close relatives and
friends gathered Saturday
evening to witness the mar
riage of Mrs. 0na Manning
to Mr.. Lewis Paul Carter of
Vancouver.
The double ring ceremony
was performed before a lat
ticed arch covered with green
cry and banked with baskets
of pink gladioli.
The bride. given in marriage by
her uncle. Mr.. Roy Rice, wore a
service blue ensemble with navy
blue accessories Her eorsage was
white orchid. Her only attend
ant. Mrs. Mamie Trent. wore a
navy suit with service blue Access
SORES. and a corsage OF pink rose
buds ana sWanSonla.
The Rev. NJ. A. Marcy officisted.
Mr.. Clair Fisher. the brides broth
80. acted as best man for Mr..
Carter. Ushers were Mr.. Vinton
Manning. Mr.. James Smith and
Mr.. Ray Sturgeon.
Vases OF ssters and dahlias were
around the rooms where the re-
ception was held. The brides table
was covered with a handmade lace
cloth and centered with the brides
cake in the shape OF a cross.
Mrs c. Fisher and Mrs. Roy
Rice presided, with Mrs. J. Dewey,
aunt OF the bride. cutting the cake
Assisting were Mrs. L. c. Smith.
Miss Shirley Blades, Miss Peggy
Simersl. Miss Bernice Allen had
charge Of the guest book.
After a short wedding trip to
San Diego the couple viii make
their home At ll1e So. 18th ST.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26

Engagement
Miss Saunders VIII Wed
Mr.. Terrence A. Siorwiek

At an informal party
Thursday evening in the home
of her parents, Miss Barbara
Louise Saunders told a score
of Rainbow Girls sisters and
other friends of her betrothal
to Mr.. Terrence A. Storwick
of Tacoma. The bride-elect is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar f. Saunders. and Mr..
Storwick is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Storwick of Ia
coma.
Tiny ssilboats bearing the
names Barbara and Terry" dis
closed the engagement No date
has been set for the ceremony but
tentative plans are being made
for the near future.
Miss Saunders is the worthy ad-
wiser Of Warren assembly. Order
of Rainbow girls and a graduate
N Stadium high school. Mr.. stor-
wick is a graduate Of Bellarmine
high school.
During the evening the guests
played court whist with late sup
per following.
Those invited for the evening
were Miss Beverly Rasmussen,
Miss Lois Vaver. Miss Shirley
Palm, Miss Audrey Kenny. Miss
Arnetta and Miss Lorraine Stor-
wick, Miss Janet Hodgdon, Miss
Ruth and Miss Margaret Mace
mon. Miss Ruby DuFour, Miss
Clarice and Miss Arlene Hula.
Miss Helen Reiber, Miss Marian
Allen, Miss Frances Frese. Miss
Laura and Miss jeanette Ball,
Mrs. Earl Schwebel, Mrs. John
Plasants. Mrs. Fred Angus. Mrs.
Harry Bailey and Mrs. T. A.
Peasants.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Theta Rho Girls Plan
Waffle Party FRIDAY

The Theta Rho Girls club No. 5
are eagerly looking forward to
waffle party on Friday following
an evening at the theater. After
the show they will meet at the
home of Mrs. William Gregory.
Among those planning to attend
are Miss Milly Wick, Miss Olgie
Udovich, Evelyn Larson. Evelyn
johnson, Ella Bartlett, Angie lido
vioh. Virginia Leigh. Jeanne Nc
Claim, Jennie Tudor and Dorothy
Gourley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Assembly TO Have
Card Party

White Clover Assembly Rainbow
Girls will hold a card party at the
Masonic hall. 56th and South Ia
coma way on Saturday evening at
s o'clock. Pinochle. 500 and bridge
will be played with refreshments
following.
Members of the general COM
mittee are Miss Jackie Watt. Miss
Mary Lou Ponton, Miss Bette Lee
Ceilings, and Miss Doris Remedies
is in charge of the setting up COM
mittee.
Miss Dorothy Allen is planning
the candy sale and Miss Anna
Kinrod is in charge of the prizes.
Miss Watt is arranging the re-
freshments.
Tickets may be secured at the
door or by calling GA l244 or
GA 1919.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Tacoma Girls Pledge
Aloha Phi Sorority

Among the Tacoma girls TO ioir
sororities of the University of Ore
gon at pledging dinners Tuesda,
were Miss Dorothy Hopping anc
Miss janet Harvey who were wei
coined by Alpha Phi members.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Seminary Mothers Club
To Assist at Reception

Members Of the Mothers club Of
Annie Wright seminary will assist
at the reception which Bishop s.
Arthur Huston and the board of
trustees of the school are sponsor
ing Friday evening 10 honor the
new headmistress. Miss Ruth
Jenkins. Mrs. Win J. Conner is
chairman of the mothers group.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
First Son Welcomed by
Mr.. and Mrs. Beroren

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bergren
announce the birth Of a son, their
first child. He il To be called
Phillip Ralph and is welcomed also
by . grandmother, Mrs. Helen
johnson Of Minneapolis, MINI.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Depart on Sfreamliner
For Visit in Illinois

Mrs. Richard lille, jr., dorothy
Minkier) Is accompanying her
mother-in-law. Mrs. Richard Hille.
sr.. when she returns TO Midlophi-
an. H., after a visit here. They
left on the stresmliner at noon
Friday. Mrs. lille, jr., will be
gone about six weeks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Sorority Announces Pledeine
OF Tacoma Cir

Kappa Delta sorority OF Wash
ington state college. Pullman. an
nounces the pledging of Miss
Frances Petersen. daughter Of Mr..
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and humane education, Glen Law
son. recreation and health; c. A.
Rae. legislation and international
relations: Henry A. Simmer.
hospitality; L. P. Norton. budget;
Lawrence Cabot. music. and Miss
Grace Van Bergh. corresponding
secretary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26

Included in the group are Mary
Lou Anderson, Delta Delta Delta
Estelle Beall, Cvashonl Alpha Chi
Omega; Pauline Enger. Alpha Phi
Martha Lou Fslknor. ri Beta Phi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Tacoma Girls Are Pledged
BY University Sororities
Rushing Closes With Formal Dinners Thursday Evening
Thirty Local 0irk Wear Greek Letter Ribbons

Parties of every characteristic of rush week at
the University of Washington clmaxed Thursday
evening by formal pledge dinners which followed the
Ing of preference bids at Philosophy Hall the campus
yesterday afternoon.
Numbered in the 400 girls to join the Greek letter
groups many Tacomans
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Daughters Of Scotia
10 Meet Friday Eveninn

Members of the Daughters oi
Scotia will meet Friday evening al
s O'Clock AT the Y. w. c. A. This
will be members night" with Mrs
William Mcintyre presiding. Re
freshments win be served at the
close of the meeting.
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PIT. A. News
MONDAY

Lowell PIT. A. meets Monday
afternoon at : o'clock IN the school
auditorium with Mrs. A. y stem
sen presiding. Mrs. J. p. Fullsgsr
will speak on For Home and
World Victory and Miss Barbara
Ann Reed will play = group Of
violin numbers. She will Be se-
oompanied by her mother. Mrs.
William B. Reed. The motion pic
ture sponsored by the War Chest
viii be shown. Mrs. Walter Sin
sheimer and members Of the exec
utive board are hostesses. Officers
and chairmen are Mrs. A. y. STEM
sen. president: Mrs. Norman L.
Johnson, first vice president: Mrs
J. f. Solberg. second vice presi-
dent: Mrs. William G.. Tate. sec
Rotary; Mrs. Harold J. Greevey.
treasurer: Mrs. L. s. Tullis. pro-
gram: Mrs. F. H. Harris. music:
Mrs. William G. Wegner. hos
pitality. Mrs Walter Sinsheimer
social; Mrs. Herbert II. Holz. pub
LEFTY; Mrs. Arthur w. Pesse,
budget and finance; Mrs. Paul l.
Pearson. National Psrent-Teacher
magazine; Mrs. Dudley Gunston,
ways and means; Mrs. Allan Cox,
membership; Mrs. Charles II.
Strong. safety; Mrs. Wallace W.
Scott. juvenile protection; Mrs. n.
n. Demcy. health. homemaking
and nutrition: and Mrs. L. Darrell
Lee, Red Cross.
TUESDAY
Lincoln High p T. A. meets
Tuesday at 40 ?. m. in the audi
torium with Mrs. L. r. Barton pre-
siding. Speakers are B. o. Beal,
principal; J. c. Sullivan. school
board, and Homer Johnson. presi-
] dent of the student body will speak
on Parent Rally" DR.. Ray T.
Frederick will lead community
singing. A reception for teachers
and parents will follow. Hostesses
are DR.. Ida Frederick, hospitality;
Mrs. Arthur Sandin, refreshments;
Neil Beekman, decorations, and
L. f. Rocker, serving.
Willard Preschool meets Tues
day at s o'clock in the home Of
the president, Mrs. Margaret Nye-
gard, All So. 3oth ST. There
will be a general discussion on
Forum, Rules and Bylaws OF
Preschool." Plans will be made
TO organize block mothers and Red
Cross work will be started. As
sisting Mrs. Nyegsard are Mrs.
Steve Berilla, Mrs. Lee knight
and Mrs. Robert Genski.
Officers and chairmen for Grant
PIT. A. are Mesdames r. A. He'd
berg. president; II. II. Brach. first
vice president; w. NJ. Mackey.
second vice president and welfare;
A. T. Elmer. secretary: Stanley
Anderson. treasurer: V. r. Souvig-
nier. membership; Henry Ander-
son, program: G. =. Sheriff.. pub
lcity: Elmer n. Otto. magazine
and radio: A. A. Price. room moth
ers; Thomas Kirkland. preschool
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CLOTHING
WANTED .

People are looking every day
tor articles Of used clothing In
Che Miscellaneous For Sale column
Of The Tacoma Times Want Ads.
II you have any articles Of
clothing for sale order Want Nd
and sell II for cash.
Josie Thompson. 1919 So. Yak
tina ave. got cash buyers from
this Times Want Ad. costing soc:
MANS SUIT. sire 80. wool dresses.
sweater. size 1920. woman's rain
coat. size 20. <Sie South Yakima.
Garland 1924
Look around your house. II you
have anything of value that you
are not using sell IL with Want
Ad. Call Main 1851.
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and Mrs. John Petersen of Ia
coma. Miss Petersen is = Lincoln
high school graduate.
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Your postmaster can tell yot
how to invest in u. S. WAF
BONDS.
Evening star., 1942-06-08
Girl Concert Master Chosen
For Water Gate Symphonies

DR.. Hans Kinder, conductor Of
the National Symphony Orchestra,
has selected Miss Veda Reynolds,
2o-year-old Philadelphia. to be
concert master Of the orchestra for
its sixth season Of symphonies at
the Potomac Water Gate, 1t was
announced today
Orchestra oncials said Miss Rey-
nolds, one Of the country's most
distinguished young violinists, is be-
heved to be the only woman concert
master in . major symphony in the
United States.
This will be her first appearance
with the National Symphony. Mil
lard T.. ylor, regular concert master.
is o.s leave and will return for the
winter season.
Miss Reynolds. who began playing
the violin at the age of 2, studied
at the Curtis Institute OF Music,
Philadelphia Efren Zimbalist and
Georges Enesco. noted violinists,
were among her tutors.
When she was II, Miss Reynolds
received first prize with distinction"
at the Royal Conservatory at Brus-
ses, Belgium, the youngest person
ever to receive the award. At Liege,
Belgium, in 1896, she won the Kreis-
Ter prize.
For two summers she has played