Madison & Mistletoe!

Saturday we went to the Madison & Mistletoe annual holiday party at Georgetown’s T Square Loft.

The Madison is a professional, civic and social organization of 100 young area women from a broad range of careers who improve their communities and enhance their lives through volunteerism. We snapped lawyers Alyssa Wootton and Michelle Mirabal flanking U Penn’s Bethany Watson.

The loft was decorated in red and silver with splashes of pink, their signature color. A photo booth had fun props; the open bar included cocktails with liquor hand-delivered by a new on-demand alcohol delivery mobile app. Here, Lilly Pulitzer’s Kelly Fay, Hill staffer Mary Carpenter, CIAE’s Susanna McElroy and CCTV America’s Brittany Poremer.

Each year, The Madison selects a local charity; this year, it's Youth for Tomorrow; next year it's Make-A-Wish. Here, its major events chair Samantha Helton who works at Crossroads Strategies, president Kaitlyn Reilly, and sponsorship chair Ali Krukowski who works at Odell Simms.

Popular local band White Ford Bronco performed; an after-party was held at Chinese Disco.

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