Converting the Rosebud

humanity in the companionship, often geographically separated, of these two women."Julia" Scott, who was born in Philadelphia, lived most of her adult life in New York City and first befriended Seton during her marriage to a politician known to the Bayley family.Julia returned to Philadelphia after being widowed, embarking on a correspondence with Seton that lasted until the latter's death.It was during that period of their friendship that Julia's recently married daughter had died on her honeymoon in Europe.Never reproving her friend for her worldly outlook on life, Elizabeth wrote letter after letter sharing with an appreciative Julia her own protracted struggles after the death of her daughter

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