Stroud Square Dance!

Savills Studley’s Lindsay Stroud, MRP Realty’s Ryan Wade and JCR Companies’ Joe Reger
Savills Studley’s Lindsay Stroud, Mrp Realty’s Ryan Wade And Jcr Companies’ Joe Reger At A 2014 Event

What’s better than blue grass, cowboy hats, and apple pie under the stars? That’s what we found at the Stroud Foundation Hoedown on Saturday night at the Georgetown home of Brooke and Stephane Carnot. We snapped Savills Studley’s Lindsay Stroud, who co-hosted with his sister Brooke, with MRP Realty’s Ryan Wade and JCR Companies’ Joe Reger.

The party encouraged 300 guests to don their best cowboy regalia for square dancing and hearty southern grub. Here, FLH Company’s Frank Haney, Something Sweet Bakery’s Meghan Blair, Meghan Bracewell, Katelin Haney, and Amalgamated Insurances’ Patrick Bracewell.

The Stroud Foundation was created in 2008 in honor of beloved DC pediatrician Dr. Frank Stroud, whose family continues his mission to care for children with learning disabilities. His wife Kandie (right) is with the State Dept's Carolyn Croft and former Ambassador Elizabeth Bagley.

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