Cramer and Bennet are invited to a wedding. When the latter looks for his dress shoes, he finds that Cramer has appropriated them. Borrowing a pair several sizes too small, Bennet limps to the scene of the festivities. To add to the misery caused by his aching feet, Bennet finds his sweetheart, Alice, flirting with his hated rival, Rawson. Later, at supper, Bennet is unable to stand the pain caused by his tight shoes and removes them under cover of the table. Rawson steals the shoes and hides them. When Bennet discovers his loss, he takes refuge in the dressing room. There, however, he is mistaken for a thief and placed under arrest by the detective guarding the wedding gifts. Cramer comes to the rescue. Bennet compels his roommate to give him back his foot-gear, Promising Cramer to find a pair of shoes for him, Bennet goes in search of Rawson. He compels his rival to come into the dressing room and play cards with Cramer for his, Rawson's, shoes. Cramer wins and appropriates the footgear of Bennet's rival. The roommates find the tight shoes and heave them after the bridal carriage. Waiting until all have gone, poor Rawson painfully limps down the pebbly road in his stocking feet in search of the discarded shoes.