Arizona republican., 1919-06-13
DEATH CALLS MISS
 BERTRANDE HENDRIX

TEMPE, June 13.-The citizens of Tempe were saddened yesterday morn ing by the death of Miss Bertrande Hendrix, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. F. Hendrix Death came after an ill., ness of 10 days as a result of compli- cations following the influenza. Miss Hendrix came to Arizona from Cali fornia with her parents when only 3 years old. living in this community ever since. She has been for great many years an active member and earnest worker in every department of church work in the Christian church. Beside being a great spiritual helper in her church work she has for the past seven years been pianist, always with her l Sunday school class of little tots, and leader always of the Christian En- | deavor society.
 She was not only loved by her i'm mediate family and members of her | church, but by every one who knew her as she was always a friend to the sick and needy, and will be greatly missed | by her hosts of friends.
 Besides her parents, Miss Hendrix leaves to mourn her loss three sisters, Mrs. Lindsey Austin, Mrs. Robert Gill liland and Mrs Hazel Tillman of Roundup, Montana; two brothers, Harry of Clifton, Arizona, and Edgar of Roundup, Montana.
 Funeral services will be held in the Christian church at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon, Rev. w. $. Buchanan, pastor Of the Central Christian church of Phoenix, will assist Rev. Rountree. The Normal quartet will assist in the music.
 Doss Hern NuptaIs
 One of the prettiest affairs of the season took place last night when Miss Alice Mae Doss, the charming daughter of Mrs. Lucy Doss, became the bride of Aaron Hern, recently returned from overseas. The wedding took place at the home of Mir. and Mrs. c. o. Austin on West Fifth street, the guests mum bering about 35.
 The living room was decorated with greenery and pink and white roses. The bridal party took their places under a prettily- constructed arch of greens and roses.
 The bride looked lovely in a white satin frOck with her veil caught up with rosebuds and carried a bouquet of Ceci BruenneT roses. Miss Zella Austin, the bridesmaid. wore a becoming white or gandie frock and carried white carna- tions. Pretty little Marion Fox, a niece of the bride, strewed roses in the brides path and carried the ring in 2 large. white rose MarloW DoSS acted as pest man. The ceremony took place at the conclusion of the singing of ''Fol What Thou Art" beautifully rendered by Miss Ruth Chase. Following the ceremony, which was read by Rev. Gray of Phoenix, delicious refreshments were served, carrying out the color scheme of pink and white.
 l The bride, who came here last fal from Perry, Iowa, is a great favoritt among the host of friends which sh,
 has made during her stay here. Sh, has been attending the normal and wa exceptionally well liked among the stu dents.
 s,lr. Hern, who served in the Unite,
 States army overseas is a prosperou young business man of Marion, Iowa
 to which place the young couple vii
 shortly return. They were the reel
 pients of many handsome gifts of silve
 and cut glass
 I Maccabees' Meeting Postponed
 on account of the funeral services 0 n Miss Hendrix, the all-day meeting c ], the Maccabees, which was to have bee e today, is indefinitely postponed. Q U. D. C. Meeting Changed
 The |. D. C. meeting, which was {
 have been held this afternoon at th  s home of Mrs. R. L. Alexander. has bee n, postponed until S:30 o'clock this eve a ming on account of the funeral service = of Miss Hendrix.
 Training School Commencement
 The eighth grade exercises of tL
 training school will be held this morn T. ing at 10 o'clock in the training scboo 7. Zimmerman Ellsworth Miss Erdine Zimmerman and Charlt
 Ellsworth were quietly married at ii Q home of the bride last Monday evenin
 Judge J. H. Cummings performing tl
 ceremony.
 r Mrs. Ellsworth is the cbarmir e daughter of Mir. and Mrs. c. W. Zin "a merman and having lived here most t her life has legion of friends. S1 Y was one of the Tenth street teacbe ", here last year. MT. Ellsworth is one ' Mesa's most popular young men ar Just recently returned from France.