Mary, as it chanced, came on a vacation visit to her aunt's the very evening she was giving a dinner to fourteen persons. One disappointed her. Mary was only a girl in short frocks, but her aunt let her dress up as a grown lady and come in in order to keep the unlucky thirteen at a table far away. Mary (Miss Fuller fills the part delightfully) has many amusing difficulties, especially with her long silk train. It makes a very pleasing picture. The scenes are well conducted and pretty. There is true, human experience under the comedy and the picture plainly pleased the audience. - The Moving Picture World, October 7, 1911
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