The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-05
Lecturer to
Be Heard at
ClubMeeting
Albert Edward Wiggam
to Address Members
Wednesday.

Albert Edward Wiggam. lecturer
author and interpreter of modern
science, will talk on who Shall
Inherit America. the Strong or the
Weak, the Intelligent or the Stu
pid?" at a general meeting Of the
Woman's Department Club We'd
nesday.
Mrs. James D. Ermston. program
chairman, will introduce the
speaker, who lecturcd for 20 years
before he wrote book For a quar-
ter century he specialized in the
study Of the application Of the new
psychology and psycho-biology to
social and political problems.
Mrs Hollie A, Shideler, hospital
ity chairman, will be assisted dur
ing the afternoon by Mesdames
Malcolm Lucas, f. A. Kelly, J. H.
Hellekson. Mrs Arthur r. Robin
son and Mrs Earl r. Cox will pour.
Ushers Announced
Mrs. Lewis G.. Ferguson is chair
man Of ushers, assisted by Mes
DANES w. Presley Morton. Donald
Graham and H. j. Lacy; Mrs John
Conner, decorations chairman, Mrs.
Howard w. Painter, assistant; Mrs.
Hugh J. Baker, courtesy chairman
with Mrs. Harry j. Berry, Mrs. IrV-
ing Blue and DR.. Mabel F. Bibler,
assistants. Mrs Everett f. Lett, as
sisted by Mrs. Jerome Holman. Mrs.
William G. Kassebaum, Miss Pearl
F Kiefer and Miss Bessie York
Mccain, are aids to the president.
Board of directors of the club will
meet at 10 Monday morning and
the Public Health Nursing Auxiliary
Will meet at 1890 Tuesday at the
home Of Mrs. Othniel D. Hitch, 5l46
Mapleln
Art Program Set
Members of the club art depart
ment Will hear a program on The
Art Of Enjoyment at a meeting
at 2 Monday in the club auditorium.
Mrs. Charles T. Hanna will intro
duce the program which will include
entertainment by Mrs. Marion II.
Green, vocalist; Mrs. Helen r.
Vance, pianist; Mrs. Elizabeth b.
CERT SchOfeld, dramatic reader;
Miss Irene Bishop, marimba soloist,
and Miss Helen Briggs, color por-
traitme.
a business meeting will precede
the program with Mrs. John M.
Williams. chairman, presiding. Mrs.
George A. Van Dyke, chairman of
line arts of the Indiana Federation
OF Clubs. will present the prize pic
ture OF the state federation, won by
the department for outstanding
program for the 1934-1935 year.
Mrs James r Hamil, exhibit
committee chairman, and Mrs.
Leonidas F. Smith, president of the
Indiana Federation of Art Clubs.
consulting chairman. announce an
exhibit of the work of William Vaw-
ter and Frederick Policy at the
club during October.
To Exhibit Artists Work
Mrs. w, Presley Morton and her
wee chairmen, Mrs. C. C. Wysong
and Mrs. Lewis c.. Ferguson, an
nounce a meeting of the parlor talk
group at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank c. Daily, at Tuesday night
Mr. Daily will speak on AN In
diana Artists Collection" Mrs.
Daily will be assisted by Mrs. Nor
ton and her vice chairmen. Mrs.
Charles A. Breeze, Mrs. George
Morrison, Mrs. Daniel Voorhees,
Goodman, Mrs. Graham. Miss
Kieter, Mrs. Forrest B. kellogg and
Mrs T. j. Mo.
Members of the courtesy commit
tee are Mrs. A. S. Ayrcs, chairman;
Mrs. Henry Leighton. vice chair
man, and MeSdameS' j. E. Barcus
Laura Blanton, Charles B. Crist.
Robert Elliott, Bert S. Gadd. ]. G.
Hardesty, Felix T. McWhirter. Fred
l.. Pettijohn William H. Shell and
Isaac E. Woodland.
AT a tea following, Mrs. Martin
Henry Wallick will be hostess. as
sisted by Mesdames Thomas Dean
Barr, Earl r. Cox, J. M. Dalrvmple
Scott Deming, Ora Maud Hardie
A. l.. Leatherman, B. F.. Nemond
H. O. Mertz, George j. Mess. Vim
cent V. Smith, William A. HAYES.
B. M. Ralston, William H. WEIGH
and Miss Lena Laura hester.