Jazz on Jackson Place!

Last night we also headed to Decatur House on Lafayette Square for the White House Historical Association's wonderful summer series, Jazz on Jackson Place. We snapped speech pathologist Melissa Covington, analyst Maria Staunton, physical therapist Kemba Pollard, and journalist Mike McAuliffe.

Guests enjoyed a jazz-filled evening listening to the Shannon Gunn Quartet, under a tent in the courtyard. Here, National Domestic Violence Hotline's Leslie Gordon, CNN's Kim Berryman, Burke Consortium's Jennifer Jones, and Bozzuto's Alison Haire.

Guests dined on appetizers and desserts, including a wide selection of cheese and fruit, and an open bar served a cold glass of Chardonnay on the warm evening. Here, healthcare intern Blythe Riggan joins Ben Franklin Trans-Atlantic Fellows Program mentors Camry Wilborn and Hannah Duaine.

WHHA's Assistant to the President Kim Osborne, researcher Jordan Morris, and supporter Kirsten Huber. The Jazz on Jackson Place series has one final concert this summer, Thursday, August 6. Don't miss out!

Liz Ovits & Travis Holler contributed to this issue.

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