Scudder contributed a decorative figure representing "Music" to the 1900 Paris Exposition, and created other versions of garden fountains, most notably "Tortoise Fountain" (1908) and "Young Diana", the latter of which earned an honorable mention at the Salon (Paris) of 1911. Stanford White, who became a personal friend of hers, regularly ordered sculptures from Scudder until his death in 1906. She created at least thirty fountains as commissions for the homes of wealthy Americans. These included "Piping Pan" (1911) for John D. Rockefeller, "Shell Fountain" (1913) for Edith Rockefeller McCormick, and other works for Henry Huntington.