Betty sits in a beautiful gown with long white gloves on the edge of the bathtub.  She looks ill, but she pulls herself together and goes out into the bedroom where Don, in his tuxedo, waits with the kids.  "Well look how pretty mommy is," he says, smiling.

And finally, we get to the best scene of the episode.  Roger, Jane, and Roger's mother sit in a limo on the way to the party.  "Where are we going?" Mother Sterling asks.  "The Waldorf Astoria," Roger replies.  The Mother Sterling complains that they moved it, and says, "Enjoy the world as it is, Margaret.  They'll change it, and never give you a reason."  Jane looks like she just swallowed a lemon as Roger quickly says, "Mommy, she's not Margaret, she's Jane.  She's my wife."  "Does Mona know?"  Mother Sterling replies.  HA!!!  More Mother Sterling, less Danny Boy and Miss Farrell!  "Yes, she knows," Jane says coldly.   Careful Jane - if you keep that sour expression, your face might freeze that way and then Roger will dump you for someone even younger and prettier.

Pryce and Mrs. Pryce are stuck in traffic.  Pryce admits they're selling Sterling Cooper and she's thrilled, of course, because they'll be headed back to England.

Betty and Don sit in absolute silence as Don looks over his notes for his speech.

Roger introduces Don with a long speech detailing his many achievements.  It's pretty nice coming from someone who gave him a smackdown in last week's episode.  Betty sits in uncomfortable silence beside Don looking alternately blank and like she's going to kill him in his sleep.  When he gets up to a hearty round of applause, it's the death glare that wins.  Betty's icy stare takes us to the credits.