The plot of this film turns upon the sight of an orange blossom wreath and a bridal veil worn by a young woman at her wedding. The difficulty leading up to her attempted elopement, stayed by these remembrances, is one which might be common enough and could be easily understood by almost any audience. Misfortunes come, and there are certain differences which may arise in every home. Elopements do not always follow but sometimes the tempter is present. The Biograph company has depicted this phase of life with much discretion and with a appreciation of the requirements. The audience was clearly pleased with it and apparently it is of the type that will be understood and liked by almost any audience. - The Moving Picture World, February 11, 1911
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