Eymonaud, E.
An American from Detroit, Grace Whitney Hoff (1862-1933) moved to Paris in 1900 and soon gained renown for her philanthropic activities. Most of her effort was directed toward assisting young women pursuing careers. She built the Foyer internationale des etudiantes in Paris, a modern residence and cultural center housing 100 students.
From the description of Inventaire photographique des collections de Mme. Grace Whitney Hoff. ca. 1920. (Getty Research Institute). WorldCat record id: 77832303
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