Sunset Over The White House!

We also went to the rooftop of 1700 Pennsylvania Ave for Washington Life & Saving Promise's Sunset Over the White House. We snapped Chase Communications' Julie Chase, Northrop Grumman's Marisa Lino, Kogod School of Business' Rebecca Cooper, and Strelmark's Hilary Fordwich.

The open bar cocktail reception overlooked the White House on the eve of the White House Correspondents' Dinner. Here, consultant Jayne Visser, ABC7 chief political correspondent Scott Thuman, and VogelHood's Kristin Smith.

Guests mingled while munching passed hors d'oeuvres as a string trio played. Here, MarieRoyce.com's Marie Royce, FedEx's David Short, and Westinghouse's Suzanne Duvall.

Guests were treated to gift bags featuring designer handkerchiefs. Here Caduceus Marketing's Troy Petenbrink, DiegoDowntown's Diego Gonzalez, and The DC Fashion Fool's Barnette Holston.

Washington Life Associate Publisher John Arundel, PR guru Linda Roth, and Hogan Lovells' Jonathan Kahan.

US Chamber's Andrew Kovalcin with NBC's Jackie Puente and Tony Williams.

MORE PICTURES FROM THE WEEKEND TOMORROW!

Heather Mahoney, Mary Kate Rasa & Travis Holler contributed to this issue.

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