Mrs. Blanc is an attractive young matron whose husband has prevailed upon her to take a trip to the seashore while he remains at home to care for their little child. Upon arrival at her destination she is immediately showered with attentions from the gallants of the summer hotel, and in a spirit of fun, she says little about herself, and permits her admirers to dance attendance upon her. There are three in particular who are constantly in her train, and as a result, Mrs. Blanc is the recipient of all manner of favors. Her shopping expeditions find her with three ardent bearers of parcels, and it is with much difficulty that she finds it possible to pay for any of her purchases. Rivalry becomes so keen between the lovesick swains that physical encounters are narrowly averted. She manages to evade them at times, but her movements are so closely watched that she seldom finds herself without a trio of escorts. When she boards the train for home she is followed as usual, and by means of strategy, the three take passage on the same coach and escort her to her destination. On the platform she is met by her husband and child and an affectionate scene is enacted while the three seashore gallants stand in amazement. Introductions follow and the trio return on the next train to seek new conquests at the seashore.
