Dick Willis proposes to Myrtle Stern and is promptly put out of the house by her irate father, who advertises for a chaperon to guard his beautiful and wilful daughter from designing beaux. Mrs. Brown Smith a dashing widow, who, at the end of the season finds herself financially embarrassed, immediately applied. Her winning ways captivate Father Stern, who engages her at once. Myrtle resents the intrusion of a chaperon, but soon finds out that the widow has too many plans for her own to interfere with her love affairs. With Mrs. Brown Smith’s help Dick and Myrtle elope. Father Stern finds the chaperon bound and gagged. As he is trying to console her for the outrageous treatment she has received the newly-weds return at a critical moment. Father explains that he just has asked the lady to be his wife. And this time it is the young couple who give their blessing. - Moving Picture World, Feb. 13, 1915