Tennis!

We've been spending delightful evenings this week at the Citi Open Tennis Tournament at Carter Barron in Rock Creek Park, and plan to be there all weekend.

The Rappaport crew graciously welcomed us to their suite: Kathy Yoon, Christian Kingston, Will Collins, Jim Farrell, Zach Elcano, Amanda Willis and president Henry Fonvielle. And everyone wish Lee Fonvielle a happy birthday today!

Federal City Council head Kevin Clinton, his wife, attorney Erin Clinton, their 10-day-old best-behaved baby Evan, Woodley House Board member Isabelle Jasinowski and her husband, former NAM head Jerry Jasinowski, who was honored by WTEF, the foundation that helps organize the tennis tournament, for his more than 20 years of contributions on its board.

Executive life coach Roya Ferdows, aerospace engineer Danielle Wood, her husband, software developer Jonathan Wood, and Restore The Gulf general counsel Mark Bisgeier.

Between ducking from and cheering for Sam Querrey's powerful serves: super mom Jane Scott, author and entrepreneur Danielle Tate, Crystal City BID CEO Angie Fox, Conrad Foundation CEO Nancy Conrad and Tigerlily Foundation founder Maimah Karmo.

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