In 1922 Reinhardt traveled again to Oxford and then to France as a representative of the American Association of University Women . She served as vice president , and then in 1923 , president of the Association , a position she held until 1927 , helping to strengthen that organization significantly . In 1928 she was a Republican elector from California , and opponent of Franklin D. Roosevelt 's New Deal . She continued her work with the Association of University Women into the 1930s , as chair of their Committee on International Relations from 1927 to 1933 , also held the chair for the General Federation of Women 's Clubs in their Department of Education from 1928 to 1930 . Then , during the 1936 presidential election , traveled as a delegate to the Republican National Convention . In 1929 she again traveled to Japan in the interest of the Institute of Pacific Relations , this time meeting in Kyoto
Republican National Convention
1936 Republican National Convention
Aurelia Henry Reinhardt