She is known for founding the Esperantista Literatura Asocio (Esperanto Literature Association) She also advocated for women's suffrage.

In 1905 she learned Esperanto and subsequently wrote poetry and prose in that language.

Her titles include La simbolo de l' amo (The symbol of love), Tri unuaktaj komedioj (Three one-act comedies), and Sableroj (Sands).

[2] In 1909 she participated and won the literary contest Internaciaj Floraj Ludoj (International Floral Games).

In 1910 she spoke in support of women's suffrage at the annual World Esperanto Congress in Washington, D.C.