In Act IV of Pygmalion, Higgins calls the whole show at the garden party as "what a tomfoolery." Discuss to prove Higgins' point.

Isn't
it ironic that Henry calls the very
social graces he is trying to teach his pupil
"tomfoolery."  I suppose he
means all the things he finds ridiculous.  Let's see,
 that means being
polite, speaking about things everyone can relate to, using good
manners...all
the things...