New-York tribune., 1921-10-09
Greenwich Colony
Opens Drive to Get
Money for Y.W.C'A.
ST., ,686 of S9.l0O Needed
Raised in 2 Days; Letitia
L. Mills Bride Saturday:
Elizabeth Enos Married
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

GREENWICH, Conn, Oct. 8.-Mem-
bers of the Young Women's Christian
Association have started q campaign
to raise, So, 100, and in two days sl,6o6
had been realized. The captain of the
ten teams are Miss Marian Craig, Mrs.
L. c. Leonard, Miss Dorothy Geiersou,
Miss Marion Sprague, Miss Ethel Hays,
Mrs. G. G. st. John and Mrs. w. B.
Sewell. Mrs. Charles II. Carter is
treasurer.
Albert w. Whitaker of New York, q
veteran of the 18th Division, has pre-
sented some photographs of the "Y"
which have been sold to aid the drive.
The committee selected for the d.
A. r. card party, to be held on October
I 4 in the ballroom of the Greenwich
Country Club, Is Miss Jennie L. Kent,
charman; Mrs. Elon II. Hooker, Mrs.
Helen Adams Kelley, Miss Susan II.
Head and Mrs. l. N. Lewis. Tea will
be served, and members are to con-
tribute odd pieces Of jewelry and other
trinkets, which will be on display at
separate table.
Mrs. Donald Mackenzie. Of Otter
Rock Drive, WAS the hostess yesterday
afternoon at the opening fall meeting
of the Greenwich Travel Club, at which
Mrs. Edward NJ. Barlow gave talk on
"Friendship.'
Miss Letitia l.. Mills
To Be Married Saturday
On Saturday evening. October IS,
st 8 o'clock, Miss Letitia l.. Mills,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ". II. Mills,
of Sound Beach here, will be married
TO Oliver Sandreuter, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Sandreuter, Of Sound
Beach. The ceremony will take place
at the home of the brides parents in
Edgewater Park. The Rev DR.. Lewis
W. Barney, pastor OF the First Con-
gregational Church will officiate.
The maid of honor will be Miss Ida
Evans, of New Rochelle and the brides
maids will be Miss Winifred Collins,
of Riverside, Conn. and Miss Gladys
Williams, of Brooklyn. Stuart Sand
reuter- will be his brothers best man.
Miss Viola Worrell, pianist, and Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver Hoyt Anderson, cellist
and violinist will play the wedding
march and other selections during the
ceremony. Mr.. Sandreutcr was for
three years and half radio operator
overseas during the World War. He
is now connected with the C. D. Pepper
Company, of Stamford, Conn, Of which
his father is secretary and treasurer.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs Alan
son Trask Enos, of Belle Haven, TO- day
was the scene of another wedding,
when their daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Enos. became the bride of Geofrey
Sanders On, of New York, at p. m.
Mrs. Berwick Lanier, of New York, was
matron of honor, and the maid of honor
was Miss Jeanette Enos, sister of the
bride. James r. Sanderson, brother
Of the bridegroom, was best man. The
ushers were Alanson 7. Enos ir., W. R.
X. Taylor jr, Pierpont D. Schroeder
and Morehead Patterson, all of New
mony.
Edward Fl. Crandall, Of Gedney
Farms, White Plains, has leased from
the Pickwick Arms, Inc, of which Rus
sci A. Cowles is president, the Pick
wick Arms Hotel here. He took over
the management Of the property on
Monday. A new corporation, known as
the Pickwick Hotel Company, has been
formed to operate the Pickwick Arms.
and Mr.. Crandall is president of the
company. The hotel will be operated
on the American and European plan.
Since the Arms was opened, about n
year ago, f. V. Helm has been the
manager