After her mission commitment ended, Haider toured from the mid-1910s to the mid-1930s as "Princess Rahme" (a self-created royal),[8] in the United States and Canada,[9] giving lectures about Syrian history and culture to church and community groups.[10] For many of her travels,[11][12] she traveled with a Miss H. Lucille Burgess, who joined her in dramatic and musical portions of her presentation.[9][6] Later in her career, she added a slide show and short film to her presentation. Haider and Burgess sometimes offered acting classes too, and directed local children in Biblical pageants while they were visiting a town for an extended run.[13]