This was followed by a number of small roles at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. However, the Covent Garden contract expired with Harris's death in June 1896, whereupon she joined the Carl Rosa Opera Company, performing as principal mezzo-soprano in London and on tour in the provinces in "Carmen", "Mignon", "Lohengrin", "Rigoletto" and other works. In 1898, at Queen's Hall in London, she sang as a Rhinemaiden in excerpts from "Das Rheingold" with Lillian Blauvelt and Helen Jaxon, with David Bispham appearing as Alberich. She remained with the Carl Rosa until 1899, the year in which she married W. J. Pearson.