Patrick Jackson, chief of MedStar Georgetown University Hospital’s General Surgery Division; Supreme Court justice Ketanji Brown Jackson; and Michael Sapienza, CEO of the Colorectal Cancer Alliance.
Model and advocate Christy Turlington, Glamour editor in chief Samantha Barry, and Ashley Biden, daughter of the President.
The Wharf’s five-year anniversary celebration | October 12
Michael Fuerstman of Pendry Hotels; Monty Hoffman of Hoffman & Associates; Barry Koslow, executive chef at Pendry Washington DC—The Wharf; and Alan Fuerstman of Montage International.
Axios Presents “A Party in Smart Brevity” at the Line DC | October 14
Axios editor in chief Sara Goo, Boeing’s Ziad Ojakli, Sheridan Strategies partner Devon Spurgeon, and Jonathan Karl of ABC News.
Axios’s Mike Allen, Roy Schwartz, and Jim VandeHei.
Akris 100th-anniversary celebration at Akris Washington D.C. | October 19
West Front Strategies’ Ashley Davis, CityCenterDC general manager Timothy R. Lowery, Washington Ballet artistic director Julie Kent, and Akris creative director Albert Kriemler.
Nü Androids Presents: Black Coffee at A.i. | October 23
DJ Black Coffee and Nü Androids’ Nayef Issa and Connor Keenan.
2022 Colorectal Cancer Alliance Blue Hope Bash at the Ritz-Carlton Washington, D.C. | October 29
Avi Benaim of A.B.E. Networks, Karen Paris, Estee Portnoy of Jump Management, and Elliott Portnoy of Dentons.
2022 Halcyon Awards at the Schuyler | October 20
Inspire Capital’s Patrice King Brickman, former NBA star Metta World Peace, and Adeft Capital’s Carol Melton.
ServiceNow’s Nichole Francis Reynolds, Halcyon’s Kate Goodall, and Martha Metz, founder of Metz Investments and board chair of Halcyon.
Tuskegee City Council member Johnny Ford and EverFi’s Tom Davidson.
This article appears in the December 2022 issue of Washingtonian.
Dan About Town: The Best of Bashes, Balls, and Benefits This Past October
Party photographer Dan Swartz’s monthly roundup.
About Dan About Town
Party photographer Dan Swartz’s diary of bashes, benefits, and galas.
Opening reception for the National Air and Space Museum’s new galleries | October 7
Hamilton Hotel’s “A Glamorous 100th Anniversary” | October 11
The Wharf’s five-year anniversary celebration | October 12
Axios Presents “A Party in Smart Brevity” at the Line DC | October 14
Akris 100th-anniversary celebration at Akris Washington D.C. | October 19
Nü Androids Presents: Black Coffee at A.i. | October 23
2022 Colorectal Cancer Alliance Blue Hope Bash at the Ritz-Carlton Washington, D.C. | October 29
2022 Halcyon Awards at the Schuyler | October 20
This article appears in the December 2022 issue of Washingtonian.
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