The captain wore a see-through dress.
No dispute about that.
Even the captain admitted that in a certain light, guests at the party could see the outline of his body through the muslin shift.
Months later, a lawyer would press for details: Was the dress tied at the waist? What color and length were the captain's socks? Did others treat him as if you were a woman? (From Chapter One, Cross-Dressing For Halloween) The carefree parties on Plum Island drew the ire of Maj.
Benjamin Koeh.
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East End Press Scandal on plum island: a commander becomes the accused, paperback/marian e. lindberg
