George is looking forward to some time off to go duck hunting with his pals. But when he tells wife Liz of his plans George doesn't anticipate her objections to his excursion.
George believes his mother-in-law interest in his and Liz's life is too intrusive. He thinks if she was otherwise occupied it would improve matters so George fixes her up on a date.
Liz is intent on being a responsible married woman and lets George know she's making a will. She finds dividing up her possessions more difficult than anticipated.
Liz's cousin arrives for a visit and the Coopers are welcoming at first. But the relative turns out not to be the most gracious guest and Liz is faced with telling her she's worn out her welcome.
Liz doesn't approve of the way George dresses as a banking official. She is intent on giving her husband a makeover, spending to make sure he's the best groomed executive.
George is off to a convention and Liz admonishes him to behave himself. It's Liz that needs the warning after she has a wild time while her husband is busy.
Liz wants to get a new hairstyle but husband George is opposed. Liz must find a way around George's objections without upsetting him but still get her way .
The Coopers feel stuck in a routine and decide an outdoor weekend is required. Liz and George convince their friends the Cobbs to join them, resulting in a series of misadventures.