Stanley Lambert, a blasé young physician and clubman, has a cabin in the mountains which he calls his "Haven of Reflection." Grace Manning is a society girl with romantic ideas. The foppish men of her set do not interest her. Her ideal is the mountaineer hero of fiction. She repairs to a mountain resort. Grace loses her way and stumbles upon Stanley's cabin. She believes Stanley is a real mountaineer and sees in him her fiction hero. Stanley escorts Grace back to the resort, and even before they arrive at their destination love has come to both. A barrier, however, rises up to confront her newly-found love. She has visions of her social life, and the realization comes to her that Stanley is not of her world. Grace returns to her social life, but its emptiness becomes unbearable, and after several days of reflection she decides that Stanley's love is paramount. She returns to the mountains, only to find an empty cabin. His efforts to trace Grace futile, Stanley sadly returns to the wilderness. On the way to the cabin he encounters an attendant from the mountain resort and learns that one of the guests is seriously ill. He hurries to the resort to find that Grace, brooding over her lost love, has suffered a nervous breakdown. Stanley's appearance, however, results in an almost immediate cure.