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Actually in that timeframe that was very common to attend parties and events dressed as man/woman and woman/man. It was just a fad or something a lot of people did, often they dressed up as move stars, the man dressing like his fav female actor and vice versa. There was nothing attached to other than it was just something folks did for kicks.jtallen83 wrote: When we were going through Grandma's pictures we found photos of her dad and 3 brothers dressed as women. This would have been around 1920, after two served in WWI. They all rode Harleys or Indians and were known to be a tough lot, never have figured that picture out. Same way I guess I'll never understand this trans-gender thing.............to each their own I guess. :dry:
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