SOME Jr. Gala!

We went to the 12th Annual SOME Jr. Gala Friday night at the National Museum of Women in the Arts to benefit So Others Might Eat, SOME.

We snapped Susan O'Neill & Assoc’ Julia Shinberg and Demi Meeker with SOME development officer Ingrid Feigenbaum.

Proceeds went to families living in two of SOME’s affordable apartment projects: Fendall Heights, opened May '13 for 29 veterans and veteran-headed families, and The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Building, opened July '14 for 28 formerly homeless families. Here, consultants Allison Flinn and Mary Beth Tyler with Campbell Hudson, who's in real estate finance.

There was a raffle for two bottles of wine valued at $1,600 each. Here, Gala Board member and consultant Patrick Brennan with Bloomberg’s Deirdre Hague and her husband, Tele-Town Hall CFO JD Hague.

800 young professionals walked the red carpet, and enjoyed cocktails, hors d'oeuvres, a silent auction and music by the Blue Tips Rhythm Revue. Here, Georgetown Event’s Laura Gaiser, Tuckernuck community manager Emily Hayes and B...s Who Brunch’s Cori Sue Morris.

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