75th Anniversary!

Last night we also went to the Mayflower to celebrate the 75th Anniversary of the Lisner-Louise-Dickerson-Hurt Home, which provides health and life care services for 116 low-income DC seniors. We snapped CEO Ward Orem with BWF founder and honoree Charlie Brotman, who’s announced 16 consecutive inaugural parades. He's showing us his nice Versace labeled suit.

The reception included an open bar and shrimp and edamame wontons. Here, Spectrum Medical's Justin Ackerman and his parents Carol and Steve surround Teach for America's Lauren Kinsey.

Guests bid on auction items ranging from a canvas of Anna Wintour at Fashion Week to luxury vacations. Here, GPS Consulting's Stephanie Abraham, personal trainer Fran Kelly and her husband Jim, whose Millennium Pharmacy's provides pharmaceuticals for the Home, AT Kearney's Angela Steever, and photographer Kipp Burgoyne.

Calibre Systems' Kim Jenks, Sonoma Restaurant's Chris Alvear and Navy Financial Management’s Hillary Sheehan.

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