Stævnemødet i Frederiksberg Have (1911)

Jack writes Mary a note asking her to meet him at 3 o'clock in Hyde Park. Highly elated, Mary asks her parents' permission to keep the appointment, but pater familias refuses consent. Lily has also an appointment with her lover at the same place at the same time. The two concoct a plan which in effect, amounts to the substitution of each other's hats and jackets, and by this means they are able to get out of the house. Their absence is discovered, and their irate parents proceed to track them down. Meanwhile, their disguises have led to endless confusion between the girls and their lovers, but eventually matters have righted themselves, and when the happy quartet are discovered by their parents, the latter's ruffled tempers are smoothed down, and the double event soon occurs.