Auntie, who is almost, but not quite, ready to enter the old maids’ class, seems to have trouble in attracting young men’s attentions. Daisy, in her trim sailor suit, seems to be the attraction for all the young men. Auntie has an idea; it is her dress that keeps the men away. So auntie decides to dress up in short skirts and a middy blouse, and when she appears on the lawn in a costume like Daisy’s she offers a good laugh for the young folks. She is always trailing around after Will, Jack and Daisy, and in order to get away from her they jump in a boat and put out into the stream. Auntie rushes to the dock just in time to be too late. When she leans heavily against the railing it breaks and auntie is treated to a good ducking.