It wasn't that the party Friday night at Fiola Mare had the most celebrities, but it had enough of them. What made it special was a terrific sampling of personalities who make the White House Correspondents Dinner weekend what it should be: visiting artists, including actors and musicians; sports stars, politicians, lobbyists, a diplomat, socialites, beautiful people, and a few individuals from the media. Not too many of any one group. Just enough. No handlers. No attitude. No minding. It was a party, and it would have been a success in New York or Los Angeles as well, and if you only did one party this weekend it was the party to do. I write about it here on New York Social Diary.
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05/05/2014
If You Missed This Party You Missed The Best Party of the #WHCA Weekend
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