Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-20

In former years ] hid,
But still / like TO run the bluff
To make folks think ! did.
II. E. NJ.
Social Calendar.
MONDAY-Mrs. Louis Mueger. Dundee
Bridge Luncheon club; meeting Of the
Monday Sewing club; meeting of the
Junior Bridge club with Miss Mabel
TUEsDAY-Mrs. Frank @. Roberts and
Miss Frances Gould, card party; Mrs.
J.. A.. Welsh, afternoon bridge for Mrs.
Chsuncey lessen, Melody club: Mrs. J.
Turney, o. K. Harmony club; meeting
OF Dundee Whist club. Mrs. H.. Guinter;
bers Of Sermo club; Daughters of Amer
lean Revolution party at home Of Mr.. and
Mrs, J. r.. Webster.
WEDNESDAY-Mrs. L. r. Kimberley,
meeting Of Wednesday Luncheon club,
with Mrs. LEIGHTON as guest OF honor;
meeting Of "Wednesday Lenten Sewing
THURsDAY-Mrs. J. e.. Dodds, afternoon
bridge at her home for Mrs. Lighton.
FRlDAY-omaha High school cadet Of
Ulcers hop at Chambers academy; Mu
Sigma dinner party at Young Mems Chris
tian association; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Keller, dinner party; Mrs. &c. l.. LAWYER,
meeting OF Rose club.
Notwithstanding the fact that the social
engagement books have been we'll filled
society is beginning to feel that Lent Is
upon II and to look about for something
TO do. The art exhibit under the auspices
Of the Society OF the Fine Arts at the
library afforded occupation for everyone's
spare minutes last week and besides these
several smart functions complimentary to
Mrs, Joseph Gunsaulus were given, which
greatly enlivened things. Among the young
people, especially the school set. there was
plenty going or as usual. The departure Of
DR., and Mrs. Johr l.. Conley for California
occasioned a round OF affairs large and
small In their honor, while the presence
of several out-of-town visitors was the
occasion for Informal parties in almost
every circle.
This weeks calendar is not as promis-
ing as was last weeks. The art exhibit
will still afford something to do for those
who are keeping Lent and there are COM
p%arattvely few invitations out for anything.
The Cadet Officers club hop to be given
Friday evening will be the big affair Of
the week for the school set, in fact, it is
one Of the most pretentious school parties
of the year and is so Anticipated by the
young people. Washlngton's birthday will
occasion a number of things as usual, but
most Of them will be impromptu and few
pretentious. Even the celebration by the
Daughters of the American Revolution Is
to be of the most Informal nature. The
automobile show Thursday evening will
doubtless be well attended.
The California and gulf coast resort col
onies were increased by several delega-
tions last week that win leave things 80
broken up at home that few will attempt
to entertain until Lent is over,
The hundreds and hundreds OF cherry
blossoms which made lovely the gymna-
stun at Fort Crook at the c~otillion Friday
night have been saved. They were too
pretty to destroy, for that matter, and
there is a special reason, too, for their
preservation. These cherry blossoms, made
after infinite labor by the cunning fingers
of the officers wives. will be taken to
Alaska by the regiment.
Then for thai day when President Taft
arrives at the new station Of the Six.
tenth, these blossoms whl be brought
forth and will beyond any doubt astonist
and delight the distinguished visitors. II
is announced that the president is to make
a visit to Alaska and there is little likeli'
hood that his plans will be changed, and
no doubt tina the sixteenth regiment will
have the honor of entertaining him.
The presidential eye will doubtless b,
startled when this charming impression Of
Japanese atmosphere Is conveyed, but thai
he viii admire these cherry blossoms more
and the rest OF the decorations also. thar
did the dancers Of Friday night is doubt
full. Rarely has an attempt OF the kind me
with so much expressed appreciation.
Besides the decorations the german wal
a social success almost unrivaled. IL ma!
well be that this will be the last affair o
this nature which the regiment viii CIV
before 1t leaves Fort Crook and II SO 1
will certainly retire with q reputation
which is all that could be desired.
The fountain OF youth and health hs
been discovered and scores Of Omaha PEG
pie are taking the cure,
IL Is simply thls-that SOU milk contain
germs which counteract the germs OF de
cay. or in other words the germs OF "ol
age.' AS a well known physician VIII
visits in Omaha explains, There are myr
lads OF germs in the body. In fact. a
army Of them, which are there to assist I
fighting off the diseases of childhood
After the period of childhood has bee
passed these germs. having nothing els
to do, begin to feed on the vitality, thu
causing old age.
This Is not the buttermilk cure, whic
has been used by people suffering with IN
digestion, but plain sour milk. To max
It a little more palltable the sour milk
beaten, making il lighter. Those who hay
tried It say II is not nearly so difficult
take as one would suppose and that or
gets accustomed to it rather easily. A we
known teacher of physical culture who hs
been teaching In Omaha this winter an
uho has as her pupils Omaha's wealthie