Adela Coit

[1][2] She was a large proponent of the Ethical Movement, which was a movement that focused on providing humanism, or living "rich and moral lives without reference to religious doctrines or supernatural beliefs.

"[3] Adela Coit was born in Frankfurt-am-Main, Free City of Frankfurt, the daughter of Augusta von Gans (née Ettling) and German industrialist Fredrich Ludwig.

Margaret Wetzlar Coit was also involved in the women's suffrage movement.

Coit was a women's suffragist and the only woman elected to the Royal Institution in 1898.

[5][7][8] She joined the International Women's Suffrage Alliance in Berlin from its beginning in 1904, becoming its treasurer in 1907.

Margy (Margaret) Coit with leading suffragists including Rosika Schwimmer at the 1913 International Suffrage Congress in Budapest