 In ascending order of value they were idiots; destructionists; morons; hypermorons (in which class she put most people); geniuses (who were creative); and progressionists (who could get things done in business and related fields).The last two, she thought, were the only ones "worth preserving," The Times reported.Winifred Sackville Stoner died on November 23, 1931 at age 49, according to Woodlawn Cemetery (and according to Time Magazine), or at age 58, according to Heritage Quest Online.