Amy Martin has two suitors, Edward and George. Both are very attentive and each strives his utmost to outdo his rival in the contest for her favor. One day Edward calls at Amy’s house, and, finding her alone, decides to make the best of his opportunity. After playing tennis together and wandering through the beautiful grounds, Edward, feeling sure that he is the favored lover, takes Amy in his arms. She becomes very indignant at this and when George arrives upon the scene, gladly goes off with him. Later, when out with a jolly crowd of young people, she decides to put her suitors to the test. Purposely dropping her handkerchief over a steep cliff, she pretends to be terribly distressed over the loss. Edward hesitates, but George bravely makes the perilous descent and soon afterward, amid the cheers of the onlookers, restores her property, thus proving his courage. She now begins to realize that she prefers George, and the next day when Edward comes to call, she places a bundle of books under his arm, saying it is time for him to return to college.