The president summoned top lawmakers in both parties to discuss long-running talks on a national security spending bill and related border security negotiations.
I’ll give you the second exception but I’ve never seen the first one used. However, you are missing the fact that in both of your examples you can use the subject as an action. To lunch is to eat lunch and to prom is the shorted version of promenade.
White House is a proper noun and cannot be used the same way as your two examples.
It’s less common, but valid. “Ask to lunch”, “Ask to prom”.
I’ll give you the second exception but I’ve never seen the first one used. However, you are missing the fact that in both of your examples you can use the subject as an action. To lunch is to eat lunch and to prom is the shorted version of promenade. White House is a proper noun and cannot be used the same way as your two examples.