While in Asheville she visited Charleston, S. C., and was there
during the earthquake felt there. She then went to Bay City, Mich.
She spent one summer at Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., teaching a system of
piano music. A year later she returned to San Antonio, Texas, going
from there to Mexico City, where she spent the month of December, then
returned to San Antonio. Assisted by Rev. Walter Richardson, rector of
St. Paul’s Church, and an eminent and cultured woman, a member of the
church, Mrs. J. J. Stevens, she opened classes in physical culture,
returning to Bay City the last of April, where she had been keeping
house. She remained there until October 4, 1900, when she came to
Niagara Falls.