Bubbles: 22nd Annual Evening of Traditional Beverages
Benefiting Homewood Museum
June 13, 2018 – Johns Hopkins University
Folks gathered at Johns Hopkins University’s Mudd Hall to for the Homewood Museum’s annual fundraising event, “Evening of Traditional Beverages.”With this year’s subject champagne, guests were able to try 5 different versions of the bubbly.Pictured (LtoR) Julie Rose, Homewood Museum director/curator; Sylvia Eggleston Wehr, Johns Hopkins University Museums associate dean for external affairs; and Barry Richmond, Homewood Museum memberPictured (LtoR) Al Spoler, wine expert/event emcee; Abra Bush, Peabody Institute senior associate dean; Joseph Brant, Peabody Institute administrator; and Ron Masotta, SM+P Architects architectPictured (LtoR) WYPR Radio colleagues: Heidi Sheppard, director of events; Kit Kotz, membership services associate; and Carolyn Jewell, membership directorPictured (LtoR) St. Paul’s Upper School teachers: Apryl Doyle, English teacher; and Christy Fairman, math teacherPictured (LtoR) Radha Rajan, Baltimore-based public health researcher; and Caroline Hannaway, Baltimore-based historian of medicinePictured (LtoR) Mary Mashburn, Typecast Press owner; Lesley Humphreys, Baltimore UX manager; Stacey Mink, Working Families Party director of communications; and Anne Lepore, Aerotek content marketing managerPictured (LtoR) Yeji Kim. Johns Hopkins University student/Homewood Museum special collections employee; and Annie Tang, Johns Hopkins University Eisenhower Library archivist/librarian
Sloane Brown
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