 In general, however, she was seen as "a most likeable and kindly artist" and was something of a mother-figure to the company.She was known to her D'Oyly Carte colleagues as "Drummie", though her husband was always particular about addressing her as "Miss Grant" when in the theatre.Her D'Oyly Carte colleague, the veteran Darrell Fancourt, said of her, "one of the very few people who have sung the contralto parts … not as hard, beastly women, but with a true understanding of their light and shade."