Oktoberfest At Dacha!

Alfredo Flores

Wednesday, we went to Oktoberfest with The Madison at Dacha Beer Garden. The Madison is a professional, civic and social organization of 100 young women in the greater DC area who seek to improve their communities through volunteerism. We snapped Madison president Michelle Goodliff, who works at GWU, VP Jamie Drucker, who works at Event Farm, and Shoreline Strategies' Cassie Alsfeld sipping from traditional German boots.

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Guests who made a donation at the door received access to extended happy hour specials and helped support Madison's 2016 philanthropic organization: Dreams for Kids DC, which provides activities that empower children with physical and developmental disabilities. Here, Booz Allen Hamilton's Kaitlyn Reilly is flanked by the US House of Representatives' Christopher Brewster, Andy Harding and Mary Carpenter.

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There were also several Dacha Beer Garden items being raffled off, including a two-liter boot. Here, Pelonkey's Ciera Gallub, DC Inno's Eric Hal Schwartz, Miss Delaware International 2016 Kathryn Wohlman, Dress Abstract's Nima Veiseh and FEC's Julie Kinzee.

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IRI's Alex Abikhaled and campaign consultant Susanna Silvan.

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