Chester is paying attention to Pearl. Despite this, he persists in flirting with every pretty girl he sees. Pearl s friend. Mabel, after visiting Pearl, meets Chester, who is on his way to see Pearl. He immediately follows her, but she will not flirt with him. The next day Chester again visits Pearl and Mabel calls. She sees Chester and immediately tells Pearl about him. Pearl decides to work a game on him. After he has gone she writes him a note, asking him to meet her the next afternoon, and signs her name to the missive. She dresses her colored maid in some finery and putting a veil on her, induces her to go to the meeting place. Chester, tired of waiting, sees the maid come along, and follows her. She speaks to him and he walks her home. Meanwhile Pearl and Mabel have followed them, as does Mr. Johnson, the maid’s fellow, who has penetrated her disguise. The maid takes Chester home, and he never recognizing the house, enters with her. Pearl and Mabel go in. while the angry Mr. Johnson remains outside. Pearl confronts him and demands to know who the woman is. He claims it is his sister until Pearl takes the maid’s veil off and he sees that he has been flirting with a coon. He rushes pell mell out of the house entirely cured of his flirting habits. Mr. Johnson, waiting outside, assails him with cane, and Chester runs for his life, while the girls inside are enjoying a huge laugh at his expense.