 They founded and ran the "New Nuremberg Women's Labour School" (""Neue Nürnberger Frauenarbeitsschule"") and, from 1898, Bavaria's first post-natal women's hostel alongside the newly built city hospital in the .This had what was seen as the important practical benefit of enabling working woman the chance to bring their babies into the world under medical supervision.In 1894 she also organised a Nuremberg group of the Allgemeiner Deutscher Frauenverein "literally, "General German Women's Association"", a national umbrella organisation that had been in place since the 1860s, but which was undergoing major expansion nationally during the 1890s.