Sweethearts & Patriots!

Saturday we also went to the Sweethearts and Patriots gala at the City Tavern Club. We snapped real estate analyst Brittany Parrill, RP3 Agency's Amanda Antosh, and project manager Mandy Duvall.

The gala benefited the USO of Metropolitan Washington-Baltimore, which provides signature USO services to the nearly 300,000 military members and their families living in the region and the 150,000 who travel through our airports. Here, gala co-founder Carl Bedell is flanked by the 'Skins' LaRhonda Burley, Deloitte's Alexandra Kwit, and Destination DC's Becca Cohen.

The patriotic black-tie gala was co-hosted by young professional members of the District of Columbia Society of the Sons of the American Revolution and the Daughters of the American Revolution, patriotic lineage societies whose members' ancestors fought in or supported the War for American Independence. Here, NBCOT's Alice Henderson and Institute of Medicine's Bernice Chu flank Thomas Jefferson impersonator Tom Pitz.

Guests enjoyed cocktails and desserts, and danced the night away. Here, Coldwell Banker's Amber Raynor, gala co-founder Carina May, and gala committee member and VOA News' Carla Babb.

Travis Holler & Alfredo Flores contributed to this issue.

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