 Complete the following phrase:  While they were living in Linz Marie Hohenheisel began working to improve living conditions for women. She concerned herself with wage levels and working conditions and also demanded better status and recognition by society for the work undertaken by women as wives and mothers. From her published articles and lecturesspeeches from those years it is evident that her over-riding goal was legislative backing for the equal standing of men and women in the workplace and in society. In Vienna, supported by the pioneering feminist activist Marianne Hainisch, from 1926 she focused on the campaign to introduce a US-style Mothers Day to the country. In 1928 she became chair of the Austrian Mothers Day committee. Three years later she also took on the presidency of the , a position she retained till the Leagues dissolution in 1938 following the 