In 1907 she married, as his second wife, Sir Henry Norman, 1st Baronet, a noted journalist and then Liberal MP for Wolverhampton South, who lost this seat in the first election of 1910 but then gained Blackburn in the second election of that year. Amongst the causes Sir Henry helped promote as a politician was women's suffrage.
In 1907 she married, as his second spouse, Sir Henry Norman, 1st Baronet, a renowned journalist and then Liberal MP for Wolverhampton South, who lost this seat in the first election of 1910 but then secured Blackburn in the second election of that year. Amongst the causes Sir Henry advocated for as a politician was women's suffrage.