 She became the director of "La Vie Feminine" and "Pandora", two feminist journals, and was very interested in women's rights.From 1916, she operated the "Ecole Hoteliaire" to train women and girls to work in the hospitality industry.The school offered a three-month training period where students learned how to arrange flowers, keep inventories of supplies, perform general housekeeping, serve a meal, set a table, spread a bed, and wash and repair linen.