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In page Elizabeth Clarke Wolstenholme-Elmy:

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In 1867, Wolstenholme and Elmy set up a Ladies' Education Society that was open to men. He became active in the women's movement, joining Wolstenholme's committees. The couple began living together in the early 1870s,[2] following the free love movement and horrifying their devout Christian colleagues. When Wolstenholme became pregnant in 1874, her colleagues were outraged and demanded that they marry, against their personal beliefs.[3] Despite the couple going through a civil marriage registry ceremony on 12 October 1874,[3] she was forced to give up her job in London.[citation needed]