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The outdoor terrace of the October 16 Meridian Ball was home to a custom exotic fruit bar, where staff would cut up and present each guest with the...
The outdoor terrace of the October 16 Meridian Ball was home to a custom exotic fruit bar, where staff would cut up and present each guest with the...
In an uncharacteristically wild evening that culminated in a debacherous party filled with hookah smoke, an exotic fruit bar, and a pulsing, packed dance tent in Moroccan decor, the 47th annual Meridian Ball proved to be one of the liveliest of Washington's social season. With the goal of promoting global leadership across the public and private sectors, this classic Washington party with a non-partisan, global feel found a Goldilocks-sweet spot with a choose-your-own-adventure format that allowed guests to dance to relax if they wanted and have plenty of wild company on the dance floor if they didn't. The addition of a DJ'ed tent attracted a lively young crowd without alienating their traditional guests, making for a multi-generational event that felt like a buzzy pop-up club in all the right ways. Two dozen embassies hosted chic pre-ball dinners, allowing long-established guests a tasteful onset to the evening. They converged on the Meridian International Center to join the White-Meyer Meridian-held dinner guests and 200-300 post-dinner revelers for dessert, drinks, and dancing into the wee hours. Despite the lack of politicians due to the congressional recess, or perhaps because of it, the party took a wilder turn than most as diplomats and business tycoons mixed, drank, and danced into the wee hours of Saturday morning.
Guests gather in the dining room of the White-Meyer dinner at the 47th annual Meridian Ball on October 16. Seated from left to right, journalist Dana...
Guests gather in the dining room of the White-Meyer dinner at the 47th annual Meridian Ball on October 16. Seated from left to right, journalist Dana...
In an uncharacteristically wild evening that culminated in a debacherous party filled with hookah smoke, an exotic fruit bar, and a pulsing, packed dance tent in Moroccan decor, the 47th annual Meridian Ball proved to be one of the liveliest of Washington's social season. With the goal of promoting global leadership across the public and private sectors, this classic Washington party with a non-partisan, global feel found a Goldilocks-sweet spot with a choose-your-own-adventure format that allowed guests to dance to relax if they wanted and have plenty of wild company on the dance floor if they didn't. The addition of a DJ'ed tent attracted a lively young crowd without alienating their traditional guests, making for a multi-generational event that felt like a buzzy pop-up club in all the right ways. Two dozen embassies hosted chic pre-ball dinners, allowing long-established guests a tasteful onset to the evening. They converged on the Meridian International Center to join the White-Meyer Meridian-held dinner guests and 200-300 post-dinner revelers for dessert, drinks, and dancing into the wee hours. Despite the lack of politicians due to the congressional recess, or perhaps because of it, the party took a wilder turn than most as diplomats and business tycoons mixed, drank, and danced into the wee hours of Saturday morning.
After midnight guests of the Meridian Ball flocked to the Moroccan themed dance tent, where they packed in and danced so hard the floor heaved up and...
After midnight guests of the Meridian Ball flocked to the Moroccan themed dance tent, where they packed in and danced so hard the floor heaved up and...
In an uncharacteristically wild evening that culminated in a debacherous party filled with hookah smoke, an exotic fruit bar, and a pulsing, packed dance tent in Moroccan decor, the 47th annual Meridian Ball proved to be one of the liveliest of Washington's social season. With the goal of promoting global leadership across the public and private sectors, this classic Washington party with a non-partisan, global feel found a Goldilocks-sweet spot with a choose-your-own-adventure format that allowed guests to dance to relax if they wanted and have plenty of wild company on the dance floor if they didn't. The addition of a DJ'ed tent attracted a lively young crowd without alienating their traditional guests, making for a multi-generational event that felt like a buzzy pop-up club in all the right ways. Two dozen embassies hosted chic pre-ball dinners, allowing long-established guests a tasteful onset to the evening. They converged on the Meridian International Center to join the White-Meyer Meridian-held dinner guests and 200-300 post-dinner revelers for dessert, drinks, and dancing into the wee hours. Despite the lack of politicians due to the congressional recess, or perhaps because of it, the party took a wilder turn than most as diplomats and business tycoons mixed, drank, and danced into the wee hours of Saturday morning.
Federal Allies Institute Chairman Charles Sills, Vice President Biden's Chief of Staff Tonya Williams, Chris Scribner, and Christine Warnick on the...
Federal Allies Institute Chairman Charles Sills, Vice President Biden's Chief of Staff Tonya Williams, Chris Scribner, and Christine Warnick on the...
In an uncharacteristically wild evening that culminated in a debacherous party filled with hookah smoke, an exotic fruit bar, and a pulsing, packed dance tent in Moroccan decor, the 47th annual Meridian Ball proved to be one of the liveliest of Washington's social season. With the goal of promoting global leadership across the public and private sectors, this classic Washington party with a non-partisan, global feel found a Goldilocks-sweet spot with a choose-your-own-adventure format that allowed guests to dance to relax if they wanted and have plenty of wild company on the dance floor if they didn't. The addition of a DJ'ed tent attracted a lively young crowd without alienating their traditional guests, making for a multi-generational event that felt like a buzzy pop-up club in all the right ways. Two dozen embassies hosted chic pre-ball dinners, allowing long-established guests a tasteful onset to the evening. They converged on the Meridian International Center to join the White-Meyer Meridian-held dinner guests and 200-300 post-dinner revelers for dessert, drinks, and dancing into the wee hours. Despite the lack of politicians due to the congressional recess, or perhaps because of it, the party took a wilder turn than most as diplomats and business tycoons mixed, drank, and danced into the wee hours of Saturday morning.
Don Patron and Angela Stever get close on the packed dance floor at the Meridian Ball on October 16 .
Don Patron and Angela Stever get close on the packed dance floor at the Meridian Ball on October 16 .
In an uncharacteristically wild evening that culminated in a debacherous party filled with hookah smoke, an exotic fruit bar, and a pulsing, packed dance tent in Moroccan decor, the 47th annual Meridian Ball proved to be one of the liveliest of Washington's social season. With the goal of promoting global leadership across the public and private sectors, this classic Washington party with a non-partisan, global feel found a Goldilocks-sweet spot with a choose-your-own-adventure format that allowed guests to dance to relax if they wanted and have plenty of wild company on the dance floor if they didn't. The addition of a DJ'ed tent attracted a lively young crowd without alienating their traditional guests, making for a multi-generational event that felt like a buzzy pop-up club in all the right ways. Two dozen embassies hosted chic pre-ball dinners, allowing long-established guests a tasteful onset to the evening. They converged on the Meridian International Center to join the White-Meyer Meridian-held dinner guests and 200-300 post-dinner revelers for dessert, drinks, and dancing into the wee hours. Despite the lack of politicians due to the congressional recess, or perhaps because of it, the party took a wilder turn than most as diplomats and business tycoons mixed, drank, and danced into the wee hours of Saturday morning.
Meridian International Center staffers and their friends relaxed in one of the Meridian Ball's several hookah smoking tents, complete with lounge...
Meridian International Center staffers and their friends relaxed in one of the Meridian Ball's several hookah smoking tents, complete with lounge...
In an uncharacteristically wild evening that culminated in a debacherous party filled with hookah smoke, an exotic fruit bar, and a pulsing, packed dance tent in Moroccan decor, the 47th annual Meridian Ball proved to be one of the liveliest of Washington's social season. With the goal of promoting global leadership across the public and private sectors, this classic Washington party with a non-partisan, global feel found a Goldilocks-sweet spot with a choose-your-own-adventure format that allowed guests to dance to relax if they wanted and have plenty of wild company on the dance floor if they didn't. The addition of a DJ'ed tent attracted a lively young crowd without alienating their traditional guests, making for a multi-generational event that felt like a buzzy pop-up club in all the right ways. Two dozen embassies hosted chic pre-ball dinners, allowing long-established guests a tasteful onset to the evening. They converged on the Meridian International Center to join the White-Meyer Meridian-held dinner guests and 200-300 post-dinner revelers for dessert, drinks, and dancing into the wee hours. Despite the lack of politicians due to the congressional recess, or perhaps because of it, the party took a wilder turn than most as diplomats and business tycoons mixed, drank, and danced into the wee hours of Saturday morning.
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