by Elsie Lee
Fanny Cherill, while reluctantly awaiting her chance in London's marriage mart, encounters a marriagable lord in her bedroom, and helps her sister's marriage plans. The pleasure of the book lies in the charming characters as much as the plot.
January 24 1912 – February 8 1987
Elsie Lee (née Williams) was an American author of over 35 fiction and non-fiction books. Elsie Williams was born in Brooklyn, New York to Helen (Bogert) and Samuel Byron Williams, Jr. Samuel was a telephone engineer. Helen was a housewife. When Elsie was 13 years old a brother, David G. Williams, was born. Elsie began cooking at age 8, attended Swarthmore College in Swarthmore, PA from 1928-1932, and attended the Pratt Institute from 1932-33. Elsie married Morton Lee on December 27, 1941. She was a member of the Society of Friends (Quakers), the Authors Guild of Authors League of America, and Mensa. Her interests included cats, cooking, music, bridge, two-pack solitaire games, word…
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