The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-08

PhO11 ~ w ed Rather aa
O4I Il T Of the Duke the Abruzzi during the
W0 heyday of their frost-npped
Li-sV O{ what inpresses most about New
g0, I'M I port?"
'pD}H0od "It is the city of exciting and peril
NNY I pyrotechnics," said Prince
ig]f}IY ! And what do you mean by that7"
,]joUJ I asked she.
Ud H0o| Everybody is going up ali the time
SyO w zt-yf hke-rUekets, and of
I0pO ) keep coming down like sticks" answer
Va ed he.
~ N "There is something in what you
VSvtS say" said Miss Elkins. but the
6Hh metaphor is faulty People can't keep
vaOU going up like rockets all the time
llM and there here and there
VIA "Ah," replied Abruzzi "But
lbdI|H of them the risk of falling.
WIKI How else could 1t been in society
LEnIM which is based primarily upon wealth
6ENW and frivolity. society that has
yMki VI real traditions real caste; where
Hp al, everything is make believe 1t will
vi 1as & centuries to evolve real aristoracy"
w ~. You don't admire the pyrotechnics, then" said
WI miss aT Katherine rather pqued.
AZ 49,, 81 admire the sticks" said the Duke, II think
NEo they have all the best of it They get down
0TAQ teal earth and actually get chance to become
YUM something real"
.1 An OF which is apropos Of the fact that Newport
OIL sns stock now that the is opening. Of what
foIecnnic displays will be missing this year, has
Qv sIeaoy y marked off three that threw clouds Of
M s oaen sparks in their rush upward And the first Of
w ueas Is MRS Julian Little the striking and
N sc9r q blonde in the circus Miss Little life
w Quentin Joneses Of New York She married Henry
~ old s % mp. young millionaire whose family was as
sasz.N AS Mrs Kip she sparkled sparked with the
tI Usiss rockets of Newport Then she decided to
W I'D Of husband and her six-yearod son, but &C.
IA gs seo speedily the present Mr: Little Mrs KpLtte
osnsd no alimony from Mr. Kip and Mr. Little isn't
F ,hsareo at Newport and coruscated again with the
MI and They've done 1t for the last three years,
yAR Bump
to s5s sSs n,hi think & you're unjust. said Miss Ekins
SA =. =. Hce folk in Newport who haven't any money
Nv .Sn, en dha yet they 60 everywhere
!l ali uu1Ing ny the Light Of the other rockes-and
c1I b.ys. .'r own powder gone" said the Duke Il
lW bit OF respect for them They're only
E1 and and h wnen they come down like stick. bump
hA "e oeeotus something real"
,A sMr Little has gone into the Harlem Opera House
sls do my company In New York What will Mrs Little
b h aney have sublet their Newport palace? Even
AN s used all her power she doesn't have to leave
nYN She has two choices-to go the New York
N on H WIN her husband Paris and to
NS IN pn se tnls Winter In OF the light COM
AA ASs The latter is what society will
lN p,s 90 you think of the stage girls who have
UnVS =. mea MEG rich men and what call rockets
IpQh SswpOrt7" asked Mss Ekins of the Duke.
0MlSY I've lot greater liking for the
t\MFh 4 who married rich men. lost
tMnsl it and then tho stage" said
|AED the Duke They're being real at
WSlJM last, know"
hVqWW Nevertheless" said Miss Elkins
NAYlW ITS much harder to give up what
t NAV you have It's thing sigh
N.Y. o and say; i can't buy fifth
3M(A Nm car this season. and it is quite an
yA$ lM other to I sell
I0ny\ /IM motor car this season.
aN ,eAonW S is the difference between Sparta and
PVNS IWlo\ Sybaris. Between intelligent will
N WlD \WA \ and pulling luxuriousness!
W}m l\\ II Is slx-thiry in the apartment where
AA IVY AA the young Austen Grays living Mr.
HIM ]0}A Gray is a son or Judge and Mrs. Clin
|Ml \ ton Gray, Of Newport and New York
o9u AN \ \ \ MRS Gray is the daughter of the
'%0itS wealthy Charles Burnhams. of Rhode
.ls1 \ Island They away married
~ against against the Will OF the Burnhams six
years years ago. Mr.. Gray and
Ses 70 be a close and intimate