Nightmare in the Valley – Old Line Society/Cool Kids Campaign
October 28, 2017 – Oakdene
Photos courtesy Side A Photography & Old Line Society
Pictured (LtoR) Katherine Quiroz, Johns Hopkins University student; Lexi Liu, Premier Rides sales associate; and Zoe Scurletis, Johns Hopkins University studentPictured (LtoR) Eric Goldie, Old Line Society Board Member/Producer; Alexandra Billhardt, Deloitte CPA; Robert Stevenson, Eagle Investment Systems lead analyst; and Georgina Winthrop Stevenson, Grogan & Company fine art directorPictured (LtoR) Jamie Karoff, SAP Fieldglass operational consultant; Megan Solinger, Ulman Cancer Fund for Young Adults patient navigator; and Jake Gebhardt, Old Line Society Board Member/Bay Bank relationship manager analystPictured (LtoR) Peter Auchincloss, Watermark Corporation president; and Lisa Auchincloss, Johns Hopkins University academic program assistantPictured (LtoR) Chris Federico, Cool Kids Campaign Foundation president;Kim BirnbaumCool Kids Campaign Foundation event coordinator; and Justin Batoff, Old Line Society co-founder/attorneyPictured (LtoR) Bobby Killebrew, Baltimore-based investor; Juliana Keyser HarrisW.P. Carey Foundation executive director; and Jeremy Batoff, Old Line Society co-founderPictured (LtoR) Scott Motejunas, business advisor; and Sara Skubikoski, DC-based director of strategic alliancesPictured (LtoR) Savannah Sellers, NBC “Stay Tuned” host; and Rilee Sellers, Oracle associate consultantGobs of guests in all sorts of getups had a ghoulishly good time……at the Old Line Society’s “Nightmare in the Valley,” which benefited the Cool Kids Campaign.The name of the cool costume bash comes from its locale – Oakdene, a private home in Greenspring Valley.
Sloane Brown
Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.
