This comedy is based on the troubles which beset a man who has indulged too freely at a bachelor supper, and, rising late, on his marriage day, finds that he has forgotten the wedding ring. He rushes to a jeweler’s, but has left his purse at home, and the jeweler is not of the credit-giving kind. He tries to borrow from friends, but they only laugh at him. He visits a pawnbroker, but his watch and jewelry have also been forgotten. The bridal party has assembled. The groom is rushing frantically home. He has spent his money, the night before, but goes to the pawnshop with the watch, then to the jeweler’s, and gets the ring. He takes an automobile, which breaks down. He engages an ash cart, which takes him to his bride’s house, but gets into a fight with the driver, whom he cannot pay. The bride’s father comes to his rescue, and the delayed wedding proceeds happily.