The morning times., 1896-06-12
BRIDE MARCHED down
An AISLE OF SATIN
Miss Scott and Lieut.. Bromwell, U.
s. A., Married Last Evening.
Lawn Party in Aid of
the Proposed Hall.

The wedding last night OF Miss Letitia
Scott, the eldest daughter of Mrs. Ma ttl,e W
Scott, and Lieut.. Charles Bromwell, o
the Engineer Corps, was one Of the most
beautiful nupiial events that has occurred
| this June.
The ceremony was quiet one, witnessed
only by relatives of both families and init
| mate friends OF the bride and groom
| The home OF tile bride, on Sixteenth
| street, was tropical with the foliage Of
palms that, together with lilies, snowy
pinks and sweet peas, carried out the
color scheme Of the color decorations,
| green and white.
While awaiting the descent of the bridal |
party an orchestra Of striDgcd instru.
ments played appropriate selections. that
| gave place TO "Lohengrip' as the party
filed down the stairs. It was led by
Miss Helene Black, ip white brocaded
satin and bouffant sleeves OF white silk
| mule, who, in her capacity of flower girl,
carried the brides bouquet
She was followed by the ushers. Can't. s.
d. Camden of West Virginia, MI Walter
Wilcox OF Washington. Mr. Scott Bulitt of
Louisville. Ky, aud Mr. Carl VroCman OF
Baltimore. The bride was attended by her
sister. Miss Julia Scott, and by Miss Brom-
L well. sister of the groom. Mr.. Henry BOst-
wick OF the Seventh Regiment OF New York
oibit-dttu Sltut we'll DeSl IudH.
AS the bride. OH the arm OF her uncle,
Vice President Stevenson, rea ched the
lobby. she passed with her tram through
an aisle formed OF white ribbon that reached
from the stair landing to the bay y window in
the second drawing room, where the cere-
mony was performed. Standing against a
background OF palms that lowered TO the
ceiling and under the soft glow of artisti
cslly shaded electri0iights the young couple
rDltaf nv Rev RRfl NJ no
New York Avenue Church, who performed
the same ceremony for the brides cousin,
Miss Stevenson, a short time ago.
AT the conclusion Of the ceremony the
organ changed its strains to the nup,:al
march of MendelssOhn, and later en- the
vioins and mandolins resumed their mel
odes.
The bride was robed in ivory satin. demi-
train. with ficbu and yoke of rare thread
lacc that had belonged to her grand
mother. The mesbes forming the pat
tern We're outlined with orange bIuss ons.
and her Illusion veil was caught in place
with tiny sprays of the same
Miss Julia Scott and Miss Brom well were
dressed alike in eXquisitely simple white
gowns of Paris muslin, trimmed with
ribbon and lace.
Mrs. Scott's toilet was an elegant com
bination of mourning silk and black crcpon.
trimmed with Spanish lace: the collar being
jeweled with rare old family pearls. Mrs.
Adlai Stevenson wore a rich costume OF
mourning silk. Frightened with vest OF
white tulle. Mrs. Black who came from
Chicago for the wedding. was gowned
supcrbly IN white satin. point lace and
diamonds. Miss Winston and her sister. Miss
katherine Winston. OF Missouri, who are
the guests of the bride and her sister.
were attired respectively in white silk and
white crepon.
Among the guests from other cities were
Miss Frances Vending OF Charlestown, W.
Va. Mr. and Mrs. John Sherm an, Garrison,
N. Y: Mrs. Royal Hart and Mrs. Patton of
Marietta, o.; Mr. Scott BullitC and Mr..
James Bullitt. of Louisville, KY: Miss Sue
Scott of Lexington, KY, who is visiting
Gen Joseph Breckinridge: Gen. John c.
Black. Mrs. Black and Miss Helene Black
of Chicago, and Mrs. Stllwell and Miss
Stillweil, Major and Mrs. Bergland, Miss
May Brita Bergland and the Messrs.
Bergland. all OF Baltimore.
The guests We're served with asumptuous
collation., en- buffet, after which Lieut..
and Mrs. Bromwell left -where-they
would not tell 1t is known, however,
that the young couple will leave shortly
for Yellowstone Park, where Lieut.. Brom-