 Joan Hollingsworth (Judy Clark) is the younger sister of Ethel (Constance Worth) and their mother (Ruth Robinson) believes Ethel is entitles to all the advantages until she acquires a husband, but Joan thinks orterwise. Forbidden to attend a family dinner given for socialite J. Waldo Barnes (Roger Pryor), the latest entry in the matrimonal sweepstakes, Joan poses as the family maid in receiving the guests. When her mother discovers her ruse, Joan sneaks out of the house and accepts a ride from a man, a burgular (Frank Jenks) casing the house who thinks Joan is one of the gang. The car is wrecked and Joan escapes on foot, but is overtaken on the grounds of a large estate by motorcycle policeman Michael (Tom Dugan) who accepts her story of being a maid on the estate. Her impersonation is aided by the nearsighted housekeeper, Mrs. Wiggins (Minerva Urecal), who orders her to her room. Inside the mansion, Joan is trapped when the owner, J. Waldo Jones, returns. He decides she is a female "Raffles" who is in need of reform.