The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-16

BY A NEW EOItL So - ANA->-''
ONE OF OUR SET"
~ HE Newport colony numbers
thlrty-fivs invaIids for the sea-
son OF 1910. and twenty near-invalds-
Approximately 10 per cent OF real
,prostratlons. OF one out OF every seven
members OF our Set; counting IN the
nearly fallen. the appalling percentage
q % per cent Is gained. This is based
upon the census Of our set al 28S 1-3.
What is 70 that has caused In a short
season OF eight weeks such q hOrrify-
ing record? II one out Of every seven
employees OF any big business house
or personnel OF any large undertaking
were 10 be incapacitated after two
months work. one would say that
perfectly enormous amount OF energy
llust have been consumed; an extraor-
binary amount OF work accomplished.
Why. the percentage OF prostrations
among the staff and workmen on the
Panama canal IS NOT one-tenth Of this:
the percentage Of killed and wounded
and sick or japanese during the war
against Russia was much less.
our set al Newport Is the hardest
worked class OF Americans in Amer
lea! Society idle butterflies fitting
hither and yon! Our set the van OF
the idle rich! Lazy philanderers?
Listless. unOccupied cOquettesi Moth
ing OF the sort Instead, We are the
hardest worked, the most industrious,
superiatiyely energetic OF all the
Americans The statistics prove IL.
What. then. is "NewpOrtitis. and
how DO they get it?
But before 1 translate the terms OF
the energy that has put so many of
Us on the hospital list into compare
tive examples that every one can un-
oerstand. let me run the roster OF the
most grievOusly afflicted
Mrs. Elsie French Vanderbilt-Was
wife Of Alfred Vanderbilt: fell III at
Mrs. DreXers dinner the night that
rumOr reported the speedy marriage
o. her late husband.
Mrs. Adolph Ladenburg-Was En-
. fly Stevens. Mr.. Ladenburg disap-
pesred from e southern steamer one
night Mrs. Ladenburg IS one OF the
keenest horsewomen IN America, and
/ one OF the keenest bridge players She
I was taken 81 when her debutante
/ daughter descended uPOn her for the
summer
A Beautiful Blonde.
Lovely -Girlie-Angie-
Brown-Daughter OF James Brown,
and granddaughter OF Vernon Brown.
She IS undoubtedly the most beautiful
blonde IN Newport. Great tennis
player.
Nay Ladenburg- Daughter OF Mrs.
Ledenburg. Clever hunter and horse
- A a. oh
mothers health.
AIRS. Craig Biddle-Was laura Whe-
len or Philadelphia. Over-exerted her
sell IN usual social activities and
watching Mr.. Biddle play tennis. De-
Neioped appendicitis. Attended horse
snow fourteen days after operation.
hdna Barger-Daughter Of Samuel
Barger, one OF the directors OF the y.
T. n r. II. r. r. Tennis cham
ploh and fathers help. Nervous pros
tratiOn.
Mrs Kenneth Castleman-The new
beauty or The naval set. Caught a
emu While rehearsing for TrOubetskoy
taoleauN- The stage vas draughty and
tne costumes not VOluminOus. DeVel-
oped pneumonia.
arA Pembroke Jones-MotheF OF
eaule Jones. the Newport girl who
wants 70 be an actress. She caught
Sphold germs one day while drinking
water az Narragansett Pier.
Afs. Van Sutzen=Was Mamie Pom
sroy a sister of Mrs. Phil Clark. She
,eusht cold sitting on the rocks near
aaLards Beach one moonlight night
'ieh her husband She will recover.
Ars. Willie Carter-One OF the Bal
more bellies. She was Louise Polk.
sfdenr IN the pursuit OF amusement:
YES polo Had nervous breakdown
'at6 august. when Willie wanted 10
q polo against the English
= ~ vile Carter-Is Mrs Carriers
eoand- Horse show judge and polo
Wei az times Had nervous collapse
keeping the score at the Nara
~selt Pier polo tournament
-. Reggie Nanderbilt-Was Cath
Nelson Does not play tennis.
Spehds time watching Reggie play.
taken III the day the doctor said
Sie ma dpphOid. Recovered in
10 go ID the Suffern TailoTs'
II e-Warming.
Reggie Nanderhilt-Mrs. Reg
q = husband. Typhoid from oVer-ex-
on The water wagon.
sorge PeabOdy-Edith DeacOn's
Over-exertion on the tennis
: ana IN playing love games. one