 She was versatile, and after her husband had become a member of the firm of Williamson Garner and Musgrove and had practically given up acting, she appeared in sensational drama.In about 1890 she was keeping alive with her vivacity and humour such parts as Biddy Roonan in "The Shadows of a Great City", and Meg in "Meg the Castaway".She visited her parents in San Francisco about this time and played at a benefit in "Nan the Good-for-Nothing".