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Dolly explains to Ambrose that she is interfering in their lives not only for her own benefit but also for the pleasure of seeing Horaces circulate Dolly has a plan to take Ermengarde to her own home in New York rather than to Floras home and she instructs Ambrose to meet them for dinner at the Harmonia Gardens Restaurant in New York this evening Ambrose leaves and Dolly waits for Horace who returns to the living room dressed for the parade He announces that he will propose to Irene Molloy The audience can see that Dolly is flustered by this news and she fabricates a Miss Simple for Horace to meet first Dolly confides to the audience that she plans to replace the wallpaper in the living room helping to confirm the suspicion that she wants to marry Horace her self For now Horace pays her for her matchmaking services Dolly and Horace plan to meet at Irenes hat shop in New York in the afternoon and later for dinner with Miss Simple at the Harmonia Gardens Restaurant Meanwhile Horace has promoted Cornelius Hackl to the position of chief clerk and he leaves him in charge of the shop while he goes to New York However Cornelius resents this pretend promotion and he is fed up with working long hours for very little reward He and the younger clerk Barnaby decide to go to New York for a night on the town They do not know that Horace hired a third clerk Malachi and sent him ahead to New York to make arrangements Act Analysis In the first conversation of the first act Wilder gives us the central conflict of the play Gelder is a German word meaning Horaces surname Vandergelder indicates he is of the Ambroses name on the other hand reminds one of ambrosia a pleasure to the senses The play opens with this question Which is the more worthy pursuit financial security or pleasure business or the arts

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Horace spends his life earning and hording He claims to believe that love is for fools Even in his own search for a wife Horace cannot admit he might be lonely He claims he needs a woman just to work like an ant carrying twice its to help him save and bring order to his home However his concern for his niece and her security gives the audience reason to be sympathetic towards him Through this character Thornton Wilder shows us his view of the middle class He is both critical of its selfishness and compassionate of its desire for safety and stability Ambrose Kemper is a stereotypical angry young man He feels or the lack of it should not keep him from having whatever he wants Ermengarde seems not to have thought much about at all She is accustomed to her uncle taking care of her She wants Ambrose but she also wants to be a proper young lady She does not want to lose her uncles favor which is the only security she knows Dolly Levi is a character that gives voice to a more mature perspective on this conflict She says to Ambrose Kemper that should be flog down among the people through dressmakers and restaurants and cabmen setting up a little business here and furnishing a good time there Dolly is not anti but she is antigreed Unlike Ambrose and Ermengarde Dolly is old enough to provide a realistic perspective about the need for When Cornelius and Barnaby discuss a dreary future working for Horace Vandergelder Cornelius speaks of the danger of greed One would become a Vandergelder that is a miser by narrog his life to nothing more than work and Though Cornelius dislikes his boss he also seems to realize that greed is a shortcoming of human nature Act Summary Act takes place in Irene Molloys hat shop in New York where she works with her assistant Minnie Irene calls people fools just as Horace does However Irene plans to marry Horace because she is tired of working and being lonely Like Cornelius however she longs for adventure Barnaby and Cornelius enter Irenes shop in an attempt to hide from Wolftrap as they call Horace who is exiting a cab outside Cornelius and Irene seem attracted to each other and Cornelius leads her to believe he is a wealthy man When Dolly and Horace walk toward the hat shop Barnaby hides underneath a table as Cornelius hides in the wardrobe Irene takes Dolly and Horace to her workroom allog the two clerks the time they need to get out of her shop However Cornelius has fallen for Irene and he is in no hurry to leave Dolly returns to the room discovering the men but she says nothing about it as Irene and Horace join her Irene asks Horace about Cornelius thinking that surely they know each other from Yonkers When Horace says that Cornelius is his clerk she does not believe it is the same man whom she has met Dolly advances the idea that Cornelius is leading a double life as a quiet clerk by day and a wealthy manabouttown by night She suggests to Horace that he should make Cornelius a partner in his business Then the two clerks start sneezing from the dust and perfume in their hiding places Horace is shocked and insulted to realize that there are two men hiding in the room though he still does not know who they are Dolly escorts Horace out for his dinner with Miss Simple pretending to be as shocked as he is by Irenes impropriety Secretly though she encourages Irene to take advantage of this opportunity for a little fun Irene who still thinks Cornelius is wealthy insists that he and Barnaby take her and Minnie out to dinner The act closes as the four leave for the Harmonia Gardens Restaurant even though Cornelius barely has enough to get himself back to Yonkers Act Analysis In this second act the audience is introduced to the dilemma of working women like Irene She is a successful businesswoman and therefore she is not considered a proper lady She spends all her time at work among her employees However if she were to go out for fun without a chaperone it would damage her business No proper lady would patronize her shop The meeting of Irene and Cornelius is a meeting between equals They are not equals in status but in their humanity Both are hungry for love and adventure They are only able to feel their equality because of the illusion that Cornelius is a wealthy man The audience realizes too that if Irene marries Horace simply to be more comfortable she will not be happier Yet when Horace arrives Irene plays the role assigned to women in s middle class culture by pretending to need his advice on business This is further evidence of her quandary Obviously a successful businesswoman she must be exhausted by her work and loneliness to pander to Horaces ego in this way Wilder foreshadows part of the resolution of this comedy when Dolly suggests that Horace makes Cornelius a partner in his business This is the second time the idea has been mentioned in the play The audience knows that women will be partnered with men in marriage and men will be partnered with one another in business Act Summary