While living in Ann Arbor, Michigan, to educate her two younger sons, she organized a suffrage club there. She became president pro tem of the convention in Flint for the Michigan State Suffrage Association.She also edited a column in the Ann Arbor "Register and spoke before the senior law class of the University of Michigan on the "Constitutional Right of Women to Vote."
During her time in Ann Arbor, Michigan, she dedicated herself to educating her two sons while simultaneously organizing a suffrage club. She held the position of president pro tem at the Michigan State Suffrage Association convention in Flint and also contributed by editing a column for the Ann Arbor "Register" and delivering a speech on women's right to vote before the University of Michigan's senior law class.