Their faces had been everywhere in the previous week. The photos Elizabeth had sent to the editors of several newspapers have been printed, along with cheerful articles about the Marriage Bureau. Even Godfrey Winn, one of the Sunday Express’s most popular journalists, wrote an entire column about the Marriage Bureau and the two young women running it.
Sunday Express Elizabeth dashed up the steps and paused only long enough to smile at seeing the sign that read Marriage Bureau: Private and Confidential before she continued in to the front room with a stack of newspapers from last week that she’d been collecting. It was only half past eight, but Hetty was already at her desk, a cup of tea cooling there while she sorted out a set of knitting needles, a large ball of blue wool, and a pattern
