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Style. Society. Success. | March 4, 2016

5th annual

FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 2016 UNION STATION

40 Auburndale Drive | Creve Coeur | $1,475,000

The LUXURY COLLECTION of

10 Frontenac Place

Frontenac | $1,579,000

16962 Riverdale Drive

3 Old Ladue Road

25 Heather Hill Lane Olivette | $1,250,000

Creve Coeur | $1,199,900

179 Belle Maison Court

143 North Bemiston Avenue

10 Forest Hills Ridge Court

300 Carlyle Lake Drive

110 Woodmere Trail Court

Ladue | $1,295,000

Chesterfield | $1,099,900

Creve Coeur | $1,024,000

2762 Wynncrest Manor Drive

24 Upper Conway Court

Wildwood | $839,900

Alliance Real Estate

Chesterfield | $779,900

Clayton | $895,000

Creve Coeur | $599,900

12249 Ladue Road

Clarkson Valley | $895,000

St Charles | $575,000

1333 Wildhorse Meadows Chesterfield | $1,149,900

223 Appaloosa Drive

Chesterfield | $869,900

2538 North Fox Hound

Lake St Louis | $500,000

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Alliance Luxury Specialists successfully represent significant properties and their clientele throughout the St Louis Metro region, across seven counties. Here is a selection of a few of the residences we currently offer, or have successfully represented. Our Luxury Division is effective because we leverage the excellence that comes from a tradition of representing St Louis’ premier properties and their clientele for over half a century with the integrity, financial stability, and networking strength of the world’s most respected and admired global powerhouse…

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Featured LUXURY SPECIALISTS of

Alliance Real Estate

Jiggs Dunn & Christine Cool Clayton/Ladue Jiggs Dunn - 314-503-7999 Christine Cool - 314-614-5822 www.jiggsdunn.com 14 Chipper - Located on over an acre, this masterpiece 5 bed, 4 bath home with custom finishes throught is the embodiment of luxury.

10932 Conway Rd - Spacious 2 story colonial on a secluded lot in Frontenac with updated gourmet kitchen, large pool, and beautiful finishes throughout.

14 Chipper Frontenac | $1,765,000

10932 Conway Road Frontenac | $899,000

Kim Jones

Chesterfield 314-323-6909 www.Kim.Jones.Realtor 16330 Champion Dr - Stunning 4 bed, 4.5 bath atrium ranch in prime Chesterfield location in the Rockwood school district.

Numerous interior and exterior upgrades gourmet kitchen, media room, spectacular master bath, all-season room and heated inground pool.

16330 Champion Drive | Chesterfield | $815,000 | Open 3/6 from 1-3 pm

Butler Felsher Group Clayton/Ladue

Carol Butler - 314-630-3165 Juli-Ann Felsher - 314-303-3232 www.butlerfelshergroup.com 7200 Creveling Dr - Grand home showcasing exquisite architectural detail. 5 beds, 4.5 baths.

8125 Stratford Dr - The best of contemporary living in desireable Clayton Gardens. Completion at the end of April 2016!

7200 Creveling Drive | University City $869,900 - Coming Soon!

8125 Stratford Drive | Clayton $1,699,000 - Completion in April

The Gorris Girls

Clayton/Ladue Diane Gorris - 314-422-1414 Andrea Gorris - 314-422-2665 www.thegorrisgirls.com 2 Countryside Ln - Fabulous 6,000 sq ft with 4 bedrooms, each with private bath, sprawling master suite, 2nd floor laundry, large updated kitchen, huge entertainment room, and 4 car garage on 1.160 acres.

8025 Maryland Ave #4E - Exceptional Maryland Walk condo in the heart of Clayton with state of the art kitchen and 2 large bedrooms, each with private bath,

2 Countryside Lane Frontenac | $1,100,000

8025 Maryland Avenue #4E Clayton | $675,000

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DESIGN DESTINATION: SANTORINI, GREECE LN’s senior editor, Liz Miller, conjures the Grecian glories of this kaleidoscopic island – and then relates

Marygrove Music and Memory for Life Variety the Children’s Charity of St. Louis

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American Heart Association Blues for Kids Upcoming Gatherings

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EASTER CHOCOLATES For the upcoming “bunny day,” LN regular Brittany Nay tackles the enviable task of seeking a minimum of une bonne idée apiece

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American Red Cross of Eastern Missouri volunteered more than 61,000 hours during the regional flooding that occurred over the holidays. During the flood, 498 volunteers from 30 states came to the aid of local citizens, supplying 28,000 relief items and 57,000 meals and snacks. More than 500 homes were completely destroyed, but thanks to the efforts of Red Cross, people found comfort and renewed hope. The preview begins on page 12.

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$345,000

OPEN SUNDAY 1 - 3! Charming 2 story home in picturesque neighborhood in prime University City location. Highlights include wonderful front porch, rich hardwood floors, spacious living room, and large dining room for entertaining. A quiet backyard with lovely patio and 2 car garage completes the package.

2. 630 Emerson Road, #201 • Creve Coeur

$415,000

This corner unit is move-in ready with many upgrades. The large living space is open and boasts many large windows and leads to the wonderful deck. Beautiful and gleaming wood floors in the foyer, kitchen, dining room and living room.

3. 9754 Old Warson Road • Ladue

$837,500

OPEN SUNDAY 12 - 2! The classic home presents gracious rooms boasting exceptional millwork, raised paneling, custom arches and herringbone flooring. Additional features include a remarkable study, lower level family room, wine cellar, solarium, three-car garage and an expansive backyard!

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5. 3 Hawthorne Court • Oakland

$459,900

6. 6630 Waterman Avenue • University City

$439,900

14 Beacon Hill • Creve Coeur $523,000 Open Sunday 12:30-2:30

7. 7451 Bland Avenue • Clayton

$649,000

110 Plantation • Creve Coeur $485,000 Open Sunday 12-2

8. 139 Berry Manor Circle • St. Peters

$315,000

13323 Fairfield Square Dr • T&C $379,000 New Listing

9. 423 Conway Meadows • Chesterfield

$295,000

10062 Springwood Drive • Ladue $899,900 Open Sunday 1 - 3

OPEN SUNDAY 1 - 3! Here is the home you were hoping would come on the market! A two story classic brick on a sought after cul-de-sac with all the appointments, charm and character today's buyer demands.

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Clayton 314.725.5100 Town & Country 314.569.1177 Relocation Services 800.325.4037

More Residential Properties

Lots for Building

1950 Log Cabin Lane (Ladue).

$2,499,000 161 Stuart Lane (Eureka).

$549,900

4 Barclay Woods (Ladue).

$1,850,000 7053 Northmoor Drive (U. City).

$539,900 18 Brookwood Road (T&C).

$1,495,000

18 Dromara Road (Ladue).

$1,499,000

$524,500 45 Trent Drive (Ladue).

$1,095,000

18 Brookwood Road (Town & Country).

$1,495,000 14 Beacon Hill (Creve Coeur).

$523,000

18 Balcon Estates (Creve Coeur).

$1,400,000 7034 Maryland Ave. (U. City).

$489,000

8970 Moydalgan Road (Ladue).

$1,379,000 110 Plantation Drive (Creve Coeur). u

$485,000 630 Emerson Road, #201 (Creve Coeur). $415,000

30 Vouga Lane (Frontenac).

$1,124,900

10589 Frontenac Woods (Frontenac).

$1,195,000 6630 Waterman Avenue (U. City) l

$439,900 200 S. Brentwood, #5D (Clayton).

$399,000

32 Broadview Farm (Creve Coeur).

$ 9 7 5 , 0 0 0 1077 Glenway Drive (Glendale).

$374,900 13323 Fairfield Square Dr. (T&C).

$379,000

224 E. Swon (Webster Groves).

$ 9 5 0 , 0 0 0 809 Rampart Drive (Webster Groves).

$369,000 630 Emerson Rd, #204 (Creve Coeur).

$325,000

10062 Springwood Drive (Ladue). l

$ 8 9 9 , 9 0 0 7228 Lindell (University City).l

$345,000 423 Conway Meadows (Chesterfield).

$295,000

9754 Old Warson Road (Ladue). u

$ 8 3 7 , 5 0 0 139 Berry Manor Circle (St.Peters). l

$315,000 6632 Alamo Avenue, #1W (Clayton).

$249,000

11101 Hermitage Hill Road (Frontenac).

$ 7 8 9 , 0 0 0 821 Hawkins Court (Crestwood).

$314,900 329 Belt Avenue, #402 (St Louis).

$225,000

2603 Wild Plum Valley (Catawissa).

$ 7 8 9 , 0 0 0 7009 Stanford Avenue (U. City).

$285,000 1309 Turtle Cove (Ballwin).

$198,900

44 Clermont Lane (Ladue).

$ 7 7 5 , 0 0 0 5401 Lindenwood Avenue (St. Louis).

$239,000 900 S. Hanley, #3B (Clayton).

$179,900

300 Babler Road (T&C)

$ 7 7 5 , 0 0 0 9310 Vauk Lane (Crestwood).

$208,000 652 Emerson Road, #403 (Creve Coeur). $169,900

1801 Cheswick Place (Kirkwood).

$ 6 9 9 , 9 0 0 6316 Victoria Avenue (St. Louis).

$199,900 1433 Oriole Place (Brentwood).

3 Kahlia Way (Sunset Hills).

$ 6 9 9 , 9 0 0 1513 N. Berry Road (Rock Hill).

$197,000

l 310 Altus Place (Kirkwood). n

$ 6 4 9 , 0 0 0 1144 Woodgate Drive (Kirkwood).

$177,000

$ 5 7 5 , 0 0 0 2148 McCausland Avenue (St. Louis).

$129,500

1323 Mallet Hill (Ellisville).

$550,000

7451 Bland Drive (Clayton).

557 Beauford Drive (Warson Woods).

#3 Hawthorne Court (Oakland). l

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$459,900 630 Emerson Road, #206 (Creve Coeur). $399,900

$128,900

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A Closer View This handsomely designed and constructed contemporary jewel is inspired by the unique private setting minutes from shops and restaurants. A classic blend of wood, brick and windows works in combination with beautifully renovated baths and kitchen, adding a sense of luxury to the modern aesthetic. Custom cabinetry and floor to ceiling marble fireplaces along with the rich design elements add texture and style and a sense of warmth to the elegant clean lines of the home. No detail has been missed -- the pool area is gorgeous and the one-plus acre lot is a perfectly landscaped.

10589 Frontenac Woods ~ Frontenac

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EDITOR EACH SUMMER, YOUNG BURN SURVIVORS FROM ACROSS Missouri travel to Camp Sabra in the Lake of the Ozarks to spend a week at Midwest Children’s Burn Camp (MCBC). The camp is sponsored by Burns Recovered, a nonprofit organization that provides programming and services to assist burn survivors in their recovery.

In this week’s feature in The Daily section, we shine a spotlight on the free weeklong camp, where kids enjoy outdoor activities such as fishing, canoeing and zip lining, as well as group activities including a talent show and dance. Camp director and St. Louis Fire Department fire captain Larry Conley says MCBC offers campers more than just recreation and team building, though – it also teaches empowerment and builds confidence for campers.

“All the activities are fun but have intentional learning and character-building elements included,” Conley says. “We hope to build personal growth in campers by never letting them forget that who they are inside is way more valuable than the scars on the outside.”

On Wed., March 9, at 5:30 p.m., Burns Recovered will host More Than a Fashion Show at Neiman Marcus St. Louis. Models will be escorted by burn survivors during the show emceed by local newscaster Jasmine Huda, and cocktails and hors d’oeuvres will be provided by a number of area restaurants.

It’s our privilege to share inspiring stories from MCBC alums in this issue, as well as the important work that Burns Recovered is doing in the community. To learn more about the organization and the event at Neiman Marcus St. Louis, turn to page 60, or visit brsg.org.

All the best,

Liz Miller, Senior Editor

Editor’s Corner The word around town Congrats to St.

Exciting news for Saint Louis University: In February, the Friends of the Saint Louis University

Louis Symphony

(SLU) Liver Center, along with the Young Friends of the SLU Liver Center, presented the center

and music director

with checks in the amount of $530,000 and $10,000, respectively, representing funds raised by

David Robertson! The

the organizations during 2015. The Friends of the SLU Liver Center supports the research efforts

symphony recently

of the world-renowned center for the treatment and cure of hepatic diseases, and promotes

played to sold-out

understanding and awareness of such diseases. All money raised stays in the St. Louis area to

crowds during its tour

perform lifesaving research and patient care in St. Louis.

of California, yielding glowing reviews from local and national

Congrats to Miriam: The Learning Disability Experts recently announced the opening of

media including the

Miriam Academy, a new high school for students with learning disabilities. Miriam will

LA Times and The

enroll an inaugural ninth-grade class this fall. Miriam’s Board of Directors approved the

New Yorker, which

start of the high school with a goal of enrolling 10 students in its first academic year.

both praised the

Miriam plans to add one grade each year and ultimately serve students in grades 9

symphony’s Canyons

to 12. Enrollment is open to both current Miriam families and other students in the

concert at Walt Disney

area. Through two comprehensive programs, Miriam School and Miriam Learning

Concert Hall.

Center, Miriam currently serves more than 1,000 students with learning disabilities.

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We’re Sorry: In the Feb. 26 edition, Ms. Katie Komos should have been identified as the principal of Oak Hill School in our Preschool Profiles promotional section. We regret the unfortunate omission. Also in that issue, the table of contents misspelled Ben Poremba’s surname; this, too, we regret.

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Price: $675,000 I Bedrooms: 2 I Baths: 2 I Square Feet: 1,694

$749,000 I Bedrooms: 4 I Baths: 3.5 I Total Living Area: 4,272 Square Feet

622 Forest Court, Unit 2C in Clayton

53 Chaminade Drive in Ladue Schools

Custom finishes throughout, this boutique complex is within walking distance to Clayton conveniences.

Newer custom, upgraded yet detailed features such as wood floors, chef’s kitchen complete with Thermador gas range, Bosch dishwasher, stainless backsplash, granite tops and island. Master bedroom suite includes spacious bath with Carrara marble, customized walk-in closet, double vanities, and large walk-in shower. Gas fireplace with granite surround, den off the living room, balcony off the dining room, utility room, new carpets in both bedrooms 9/15, custom lighting and Kohler fixtures, 2-car heated garage, crown molding, elevator in entry and optional stairs [rear staircase also].

Welcome to this beautiful, newer home with 4,272 square feet of living area. The first floor has a great layout-the kitchen with new granite counters and backsplash opens up to a large family room and breakfast area. Upstairs you will find a master bedroom with a walk-in closet and a generous bath with double sinks. In addition there are three other bedrooms and two more full baths. The lower level is a real treat- large recreation area, office/work space, full bath, lots of closets and walks out to the beautifully landscaped back yard with a two-tiered deck and waterfall feature. There is also a main level laundry room and an oversized three-car garage and a whole house 16W generator.

Susan Hurley Listing Agent 314.308.6636

COMING SOON

Linda Benoist Listing Agent 314.504.5495

Price: $989,000 I Bedrooms: 5 I Baths: 4.5 I Square Feet: 4,943

Lisa Coulter Listing Agent 314.941.2883

Price: $2,389,500 I Bedrooms: 4 I Baths: 5.5 I Square Feet: 5,860

14015 Margaux Lane in Town & Country

505 Pheasant Run Circle in St. Albans

Graciously appointed and beautifully updated, this 5 bedroom, 4.5 bath home with over 4,900 square feet sits on a manicured 1-acre lot complete with fabulous in-ground pool, extensive landscaping and plenty of green space for play. The back deck extends the length of the house and can be accessed from the main floor master with newly renovated bathroom and large sitting room; the family room with built-in bookcases or the large updated eat-in kitchen. Coming home is a joy when you pull into the 4-car garage and walk through the large mud room/laundry room before entering the kitchen. The second floor has four large bedrooms and two updated hallway bathrooms.

SPECTACULAR VIEWS, PRIVACY, SECURITY come included with this estate home on 10 acres in the Bluffs of St. Albans.

Custom-built in a small, gated part of the community of estate homes overlooking the Missouri River and wine country.

Minutes away from the Platinum Country Club of St. Albans and its two championship golf courses. This is an oasis with all the amenities. Stone walls and floor-to-ceiling stone fireplaces throughout, iron-gated limestone front patio with elevated views and access from the dining room French doors. Gardens, a waterfall that runs into the pool and a vine covered gazebo. Main floor master boasts private study. New Bellaforte roof and exterior painted in 2015 and 5+ car garage.

Laura Donovan Listing Agent 314.229.8978

Kathleen Lovett Listing Agent 314.610.7408

Melinda McCarthy Listing Agent 314.606.2180

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NEW LiSTiNG | 107 Northarm drive Glendale $495,000

NEW LiSTiNG | 1005 Pawtuckette Ellisville $269,500

NEW LiSTiNG | 274 Saint Georges St. Albans $1,375,000

NEW LiSTiNG | 12190 Royal Valley drive Creve Coeur $460,000

NEW LiSTiNG | 51 Magnolia drive Ladue $815,000

LuxuryCollection

New LIstINgs 11 apple tree lane, Ladue. Magnificent estate mimics a

9847 lItzSInGer rOaD, Ladue.

$6,650,000

French chateau and boasts 11,750 square feet of living space.

19 CarrSwOlD DrIVe, Clayton.

$2,595,000

Every room showcases exquisite and functional design. $4,850,000

26 rOClare lane, Town & Country.

$2,499,000

BlUFFS OF St. alBanS, St. Albans.

$2,389,500

5105 lInDell BOUleVarD, CWE. The firm of Weber &

11 SHerwYn lane, Creve Coeur.

$2,300,000

Groves designed this Victorian/Renaissance style residence in

1041 laY rOaD, Ladue.

$1,965,000

1897. 5 beds and 4.5 baths.

2 HOlIDaY lane, Frontenac.

$1,799,000

$1,595,000

274 SaInt GeOrGeS, St. Albans. Park-like paradise with pool, outdoor fireplace, kitchen and pergola. New roof, new theater equipment, over $500,000 in improvements.

$1,375,000

51 MaGnOlIa DrIVe, Ladue. 3 bed, 3 bath home is simplified living at its finest. Main floor master. Walking distance from local shops, restaurants and Ladue Schools.

$815,000

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AMERICAN RED CROSS OF EASTERN MISSOURI

Pictured above: Sherry Ward, BJC vice president, Pat McGonigle, KSDK morning show anchor and Cindy Erickson, American Red Cross CEO.

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t dawn after a disaster, through the despair and wreckage, Americans count on help from Red Cross volunteers. When flooding devastated communities in Missouri and Illinois over the holidays, volunteers from the American Red Cross arrived at the water’s edge to give help and hope to neighbors in need. In total, some 498 trained volunteers from around the country left their homes to provide 707 shelter night stays, serve 56,983 meals and snacks and bring 27,919 comfort and clean up supplies to flood victims.

“Our volunteers put their lives on hold during the holidays to respond to those whose lives had been devastated overnight. Our volunteers are real heroes,” regional CEO Cindy Erickson says. “That’s why our annual Heroes Breakfast recognizes neighbors who respond courageously to someone in critical need.

Our annual breakfast is an inspirational morning that honors individuals like the Belleville West High School coach who risked missing his flight home to perform CPR on a stranger in the Minneapolis airport. This year’s heroes, like our volunteers, are shining examples of what it means to help others.”

This kind of dedication and commitment will be on full display at the annual American Red Cross Heroes Breakfast on April 15 at 7:45 a.m. at Union Station.

The Red Cross hopes to raise $350,000 at its signature event to fuel their lifesaving mission.

HEROES BREAKFAST

By Amanda Dahl | Photo by Sarah Conard

“Everyone knows we respond to disasters, but people don’t realize that our workforce is more than 90 percent volunteers,” Erickson says. “Our responders also show up daily – at least three times a day – to take care of the family standing in the front lawn, watching their home burn. That’s a hero – someone willing to take that call, at any hour to help.”

The Red Cross sees its fair share of tragedies, which makes it all the more important to recognize those who help people in need. “A 7-year old lost everything in the Norwood Courts apartment fire last year,” Erickson says. “A classmate posted a video to Facebook and raised $12,000 for his family.”

Another story of undaunted courage occurred when three off-duty firefighters noticed a car fire. With no equipment immediately available, they pulled three unconscious people from the burning wreckage before the car imploded.

Stories like these are heroic and inspiring, but to the brave volunteers who help save lives and spread hope through the Red Cross each day, it’s just part of the job. You too have what it takes to be a hero; the Red Cross teaches lifesaving techniques and provides 50 percent of the region’s blood supply. To donate, volunteer or give blood, visit redcross.org.

Learn how you can become an everyday hero by visiting redcross.org or by calling 314-516-2800.

WHEN: April 15 from 7:45 to 9:30 a.m. (registration starts at 7:15 a.m.)

WHERE: Union Station, 1820 Market Street, St. Louis

We are celebrating heroes in our community. Please join us for this inspirational fundraising event, and get ready to raise your paddles for our neighbors in need!

For more information, contact Karen Green at karen.green@redcross.org or 314-516-2789

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Peggy Dozier

Gary Boyson

Peggy joined Janet McAfee Real Estate in 1994. She is consistently honored as a Top Agent with the firm and her accolades include the prestigious Five STAR Customer Satisfaction Award. Peggy offers a broad knowledge of the St. Louis central corridor with special emphasis on the Clayton, Ladue and Frontenac communities. Her distinguished client list includes first time homebuyers, trade-up buyers and relocating clients. Peggy is very hands-on and service-oriented and enjoys the process of assisting buyers and sellers with their housing decisions.

Gary’s marketing, management and communication skills that he gained from 22 years of corporate experience at May Department Stores Company helped him transition into the residential real estate industry in 2007 where he continues to be a sales-driven performer. He focuses his business on the Central West End and the Downtown area, where he currently resides.

HehasbeenpartoftheDowntowndevelopment since 2007. He has also lived and worked in the South City area, and sold many homes on the private streets of the Central West End.

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Lucy’s thirty years of professional experience includes first-hand knowledge of all types of real estate endeavors. She has represented both buyers and sellers of single-family homes, condominium/villas and luxury properties across the central corridor. A native St. Louisan, Lucy is a positive personality who brings abundant energy and enthusiasm to every client relationship.

Her legendary attention-to-detail and constant communication are instrumental in guiding her clients through the complexities of contract negotiation, inspections and closing.

Crissy represents buyers and sellers in almost every area of St. Louis County and City. She has been awarded the Five STAR Customer Satisfaction Award for multiple years including 2015. Crissy’s gift of listening and patience enable her to go above and beyond for her clients. She is a full-time agent and makes herself available and approachable during each transaction.

Crissy has worked with buyers being transferred to St. Louis to work for companies such as Anheuser-Busch, Centene, Sensient, Washington University and Brown Shoe to name a few.

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MUSIC AND MEMORY FOR LIFE

VARIETY THE CHILDREN’S CHARITY OF ST. LOUIS

PHOTO BY DIANE ANDERSON

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Marygrove

10TH ANNIVERSARY BLOOM

Matt and Jennifer Jermack

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Theresa and Micah Wangia Story and Photos by David Anderson

arnie Williamson and Claire Todorovich were co-chairs for Marygrove’s 10th anniversary BLOOM event on Feb. 5. Guests were treated to a cocktail hour with some lovely silent-auction items up for bid, including some fantastic Cardinals and Blues sports packs as well as some fashionable designer fur coats for the ladies. An exquisite steak and salmon dinner was served, followed by a special guest presentation and award ceremony. BLOOM enables Marygrove to help hundreds of children, teens and families move toward healthy, productive lives. Proceeds from this year’s event will support, in part, the expansion of Marygrove’s Crisis Services, a program which protects children vulnerable to abuse or neglect, provides safe shelter for homeless teens and helps hundreds of young people stabilize their lives.

Peggy White, Brooke Phelps

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Felicia and Latham McCaskill, Carla Grewe, Lauren Davis, Chad Klamen, Madeleine Webb

It is an honor to be able to help the abused and neglected children who need such a level of care.

GARY GREWE, PRESIDENT OF C.J. GREWE, MAJOR CONTRIBUTOR

Chris and Martha Altvater, Mary and Tom Stillman

Tiya Lim, Katie Ackerman, Devon Fischer

Shirley and Charlie Drury

Marcie and Ed Wanner

Tracy Tretiak, Avani Nayak, Jodi Zook

Julie and Harry Freeman, Jeff Giles

Lawrence Pruitt, Jeannette Sangster

Carla Grewe, Kathryn Feldt

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Music and Memory for Life

ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION BENEFIT Photos and story by Diane Anderson

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usic and Memory for Life held a special event honoring the Alzheimer’s Association to help fight Alzheimer’s disease through vital research and essential support programs and services. The gala took place at the Harold & Dorothy Steward Center for Jazz at 3536 Washington Ave., home of Jazz at the Bistro.

Guests enjoyed a cocktail reception, dinner, live auction and special performance by Cyrille Aimee.

Kathie and Richard Winter served as hosts, with D’Ann Kimbro as auctioneer.

Tom and Carol Voss

Richard and Kathie Winter

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Alexis and Matt Dierberg

Mary and Phil Hickman

Steve Smith, Joe Kelley

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Charlotte Litle, Scott Pelton, Lila Shepley, Robert Bierer

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This is a great evening of jazz, [other] music and art to come together to raise money and awareness for this terrible disease. Everyone knows someone who is affected, and we are determined to change the trajectory of this dreaded disease in the future.

STACY TEW-LOVASZ, PRESIDENT AND CEO OF THE ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION

Gene Dobbs Bradford, Brenda Stewart, Carol and Tom Voss

Joel Hackbarth

Mark Tamboli, Barth Holohan, Richard Winter, Jamey Allman

Pat Vief Haus, Mary Morris

Jan Lee, Leigh Winter, Amy Lee

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Variety the Children’s Charity of St. Louis

RUNWAY LIGHTS FASHION SHOW KICKOFF PARTY

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ariety the Children’s Charity of St. Louis’ Runway Lights Fashion Show hosted its annual kickoff party recently at Bellerive Country Club.

Guests admired designer dresses by Carmen Marc Valvo while enjoying cocktails and appetizers. The Runway Lights Fashion Show will be held this year at Union Station on April 9. The honorary chair is Thelma Steward, and the chairperson is Kimberly Steward.

Cindy and Warner Baxter

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Lyn and Joe Castellano

Dianne Berns, Betty Davidson, Chris Linnenbringer

Jackie Williams, Johnnie Jones, Shirley Agnew

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Tracy Smith, Tanisha Ward, Elizabeth Jones

Sofia Vitale, Larry Otto

In one sentence, I can sum up why this event is so important to me to be involved in…because it is all about the kids and families, and this is the best way to help them.

THELMA STEWARD, HONORARY CHAIR OF VARIETY’S RUNWAY LIGHTS FASHION SHOW,

(SHOWN WITH HER HUSBAND DAVID)

Sandra Ford, Rich Ford, Carolyn Grove

Connie Lohr, Terry Coleman

Melinda Ohlemiller, Janet Leigh

Linda Potter

Emily Castle, Susan Block

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American Heart Association

GO RED FOR WOMEN LUNCHEON

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Story and Photos by Diane Anderson he American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women annual luncheon recently took place at The RitzCarlton, St. Louis in Clayton. Guests enjoyed a silent auction and health screenings, which taught everyone how to be heart-healthy and how to help others to do so as well. The Go Red for Women campaign focuses on spreading the truth about heart disease and how often it affects the female population: 90 percent of women have one or more risk factors for developing heart disease or having a stroke, and heart disease is the No. 1 killer among women today. Michele Fite served as chairperson for the event.

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Being an EMS doctor, it is important for the public to be aware of the signs and symptoms of a heart attack and stroke, and this luncheon raises the awareness of this message.

DR. KIMBERLY PERRY, MEMBER, EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP TEAM AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Mary Elizabeth Coleman, Ann Medeck, Kim Lutz

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Marylen Mann

Miran Halen, Jasmine Huda

Dawn Gilbertson, Cheri Fromm

Blues for Kids

BLUES UNDER THE BIG TOP

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uests were welcomed to the greatest show of the year, Blues Under the Big Top, benefiting Blues for Kids. Attendees were treated to a cotton-candy martini or a “Big Top” Manhattan while they checked out the silent auction. Then came an upscale dinner from the Saint Louis Originals’ concession stands, immediately before a program and live auction. Guests then enjoyed casino-style games and interacted with some amazing, fast-dealing Blues players. Blues for Kids, the charitable trust of the St. Louis Blues, seeks to build St. Louis’ future by positively impacting programs and services that improve the health and wellness of St. Louis-area youth.

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This is a great evening, in that we are raising funds for Blues for Kids programs and initiatives that will reach more than 70,000 children in the St. Louis area.

DAVID BACKES, ST. LOUIS BLUES CAPTAIN

Tim Worth, Stephanie Sadler, Amber Daniels, Justin Marshall, Amber Taylor, Tom Davis

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Mike Hogan, Joe Ambrose, Brett Hull

Bernie Federko, Chris Kerber

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Upcoming

GATHERINGS

By Robyn Dexter

‌March 5

Marfan Foundation’s eighth annual HEARTWORKS ST. LOUIS GALA at the Four Seasons Hotel St. Louis (marfan.org) SouthSide Early Childhood Center’s GALA AND DINNER AUCTION at The Ritz-Carlton, St. Louis (southside-ecc.org) Lydia’s House’s 14th annual NIGHT FOR HOPE AND HEALING GALA at the Hyatt Regency St. Louis at the Arch (lydiashouse.org)

March 8

The Radio Arts Foundation’s Annual GALA at The Sheldon Concert Hall (rafstl.org)

March 9

The Midwest Children’s Burn Camp and Neiman Marcus present MORE THAN A FASHION SHOW at Neiman Marcus (brsg.org)

March 12

Community Living’s 16th annual LEGACY BALL at the St. Charles Convention Center (cliservices.org) Rossman School’s GOLDEN APPLE GALA at the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center (rossmanschool.org)

PILLAR OF STRENGTH 2016

THE ST. LOUIS BLUES

PHOTO BY BY DIANE ANDERSON‌

Epworth Children & Family Services is honoring The St. Louis Blues Alumni Association with the 2016 Pillar of Strength Award. Join us in recognizing the Alumni for their contributions to the St. Louis community. The funds raised at the event will support thousands of area children, youth and families in building brighter futures.

Saturday, April 2, 2016 - 6:30 PM Scottrade Center 1401 Clark Avenue, St. Louis

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For sponsorship opportunities, or questions: email Pillar@Epworth.org or call 314.918.3386.

For ticket and table reservations, visit Epworth.org.

Exhibit of photography

by Todd Weinstein

OPENING EVENT

LEGENDS OF THE

36 unknown

Sunday, April 3, 2016 • 2:00-4:00 pm

Jewish Federation of St. Louis, 12 Millstone Campus Drive, 63146 Introduction by Todd Weinstein Musical Presentation by Rabbi James Stone Goodman and friends Dessert reception to follow in the Saul Brodsky Jewish Community Library; dietary laws observed.

This program is free and open to the public.

Please RSVP to AGoldfeder@JFedSTL.org or 314-442-3711 by March 28.

Artist Todd Weinstein writes: In 1995, while traveling in Poland, with stops at Cracow and Auschwitz, I began working outside the photo-journalistic conventions of documentation. I started photographing abstract faces that I saw hiding in the shadows and light of different locations. From these 'ghost' pictures, these re-readings of found objects, came a set of 36 photos titled "The 36 Unknown," a reference to the idea in the Talmud, the oral tradition of Judaism, that the world requires a minimum of 36 righteous individuals in order to exist. In later lore, the 36 hidden ones have the power to save the world.

To learn more about artist Todd Weinstein, visit ToddWeinstein.com.

This exhibit is co-sponsored and generously supported by the Morris and Ann Lazaroff Endowment for the Saul Brodsky Jewish Community Library and The Rubin (of blessed memory) and Gloria Feldman Family Institute of the Holocaust Museum & Learning Center. Additional support provided by the Center for Jewish Learning, Central Reform Congregation, the Jewish Federation of St. Louis and Neve Shalom.

Photograph: The King, Mainz, Germany © Todd Weinstein

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charity CHAT

By Amanda Dahl

PILLAR OF STRENGTH 2016

THE ST. LOUIS BLUES ‌AMERICAN RED CROSS OF EASTERN MISSOURI

EPWORTH CHILDREN & FAMILY SERVICES

SUNNYHILL INC.

Epworth Children & Family Services, which has helped

Thanks to the assistance of Sunnyhill staff, strong parental

thousands of St. Louis youth to overcome severe emotional

involvement and much diligence on his part, Ryan is

and behavioral challenges caused by abuse or neglect,

enjoying life from a new perspective. After working hard

honors the St. Louis Blues Alumni Association with its Pillar

to reach a number of personal and professional goals, he

of Strength Award on Saturday, April 2. The cocktail gala

accomplished his dream of living on his own. We simply

begins at 6:30 p.m. at Scottrade Center.

want to say: We’re so proud of you, Ryan!

Scottrade Center, pillar@epworth.org, epworth.org

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he biggest investments of your life can be stressful ones. Buying a house is a massive investment, and wanting to get the most out of your investment when you go to sell it isn’t unreasonable. Staging is widely defined as getting a house ready for the market. By following the steps of a professional stager like Liz Connolly of INhance IT! Staging, you can make your home appealing to the widest range of buyers and help a house sell for what it’s worth.

“You must be committed to getting your house ready for sale,” she says. “Buyers want rooms that are light and bright, meticulously clean, fresh and uncluttered. The more you do to prepare your house, the faster it will sell.”

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Below, Connolly offers seven major tips for preparing your home for the market.

1. Perform a curb-through-basement assessment. Start at the curb and look at things like your mailbox, driveway, landscaping, front steps and porch, front door, welcome mat, exterior lighting, paint, siding and trim. Don’t forget to look up for cobwebs, insects and unsightly debris. Look at each area of the home, garage, deck, backyard and all interior living spaces with a critical eye. Ask yourself, “Would I accept this if I were buying this property?”

2. Clean. Cleaning doesn’t just apply to the visible interiors; it also is necessary for spaces like cupboards and closets. Don’t forget the basement, garage, porch, patio, baseboards, light fixtures, ceiling, fireplaces, carpets and curtains. If you can smell it, you can’t sell it. Connolly says most homeowners get used to the smell of their homes over time, so check for odor sources, and get the air ducts cleaned if need be.

3. Declutter. Connolly says clutter eats equity, and a cluttered home is stressful.

Clutter is the stuff your spouse wants you to throw out that you refuse to part with: newspapers, magazines, stuffed animals, coupons, recipes, figurines. When you stage, you need to pack these items away or get rid of them entirely.

4. Paint. Painting is one of the least-expensive ways to prepare your house for sale.

Remove wallpaper, touch up smudges and freshen up baseboards and trim. When preparing your house for sale, select neutral, light paint colors in pale grays or beiges.

5. Furnish correctly. In many cases, sellers have either too much furniture or furniture that is too large for the space. Staging is a case where less is more. Be sure to have at least a 3-foot walkway in all areas throughout the home. Store excess furniture either off-site or in an area of the basement or garage where it won’t look cluttered. In the opposite scenario, sellers have sparsely furnished or unfinished rooms. Connolly says it’s better to leave rooms empty than partially furnished. The best solution is to bring in rental furnishings to round out the design plan so buyers can envision the space.

6. Assess high-impact areas. Pay particular attention to influential spaces and designs including the kitchen, lighting, hardware, the master bath and the master bedroom. One key area to invest in is the kitchen: Buyers pay extra attention to its flooring. They’re also looking for solid countertops made of granite, quartz or the quartz compound Silestone. Appliances may need to be updated, and stainless is still the most-requested appliance type, according to Connolly. If major light fixtures are dated, they can be replaced easily and inexpensively. Drum light fixtures (with a fabric or neutral shade) blend with most existing fixtures. If hardware is dated, replace things like brass door handles, dated knobs and kitchen-cabinet pulls. In the master bath, buyers want luxury. If you replace carpet with vinyl, be sure to use a heavy vinyl that looks like tile. Replace floral or patterned bedding with fresh “hotel collection” white bedding in the master bedroom.

7. Plan ahead. Preparing your home requires detailed planning. There are so many elements that need to come together prior to putting your property on the market that it can be daunting. If you pack it now, you won’t have to pack it later when your house sells. Put together a schedule, and rely on an array of professionals to assist with the process.

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1. Waiting to call the stager. Some sellers are embarrassed to have a stager come to their homes before they have “cleaned up.” They go ahead and paint and begin making repairs before the stager arrives. The paint color selected is typically not the right shade to appeal to the widest range of buyers, and at that point, the sellers have no funds left to repaint or do additional projects.

2. Putting the home on the market prior to staging. The biggest mistake most sellers make is taking the “wait-and-see” approach. They list the house without staging, and if it doesn’t sell in a few weeks or even months, then they stage it. It is very difficult to regain momentum once potential buyers have already been through the unstaged property.

3. Thinking staging and interior design are the same thing. Interior design is specific to the client and creates a very personal living environment. Home staging is the exact opposite. Staging depersonalizes the property to appeal to the widest range of buyers in the demographic area. Most of the seller’s personal collections, photos and so forth are packed away during the home-staging process.

4. Not ordering professional photography. Connolly recommends professional photography for all real estate listings, especially staged properties. If the seller has made the investment to stage his or her property, the agent owes it to the seller to secure professional photos to create outstanding marketing materials.

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This home is nothing short of spectacular!!! With over $250,000 worth of documented improvements made by current owner over the last 6 years. Updated throughout, the open floor plan has a large GR with wood flooring, bar and gas fireplace. Separate formal DR with wood flooring and paneled LR that could also be a beautiful office. Remodeled kitchen from top to bottom boast custom cherry cabinets, stainless appliances, granite counters, large custom rectangular tile flooring.Tons of cabinet space with center island make this a true working kitchen. Private master suite with lovely remodeled master bath with separate jet tub, shower and his and her raised vanities. Quality finishes in the lower level include a full bath and bedroom. 4 large lookout windows allows light into the bedroom, billiard room, family room with gas fireplace and walk behind wet bar area. Newer flooring throughout, freshly paint all new windows and newer furnace, ac and hot water heater. Level yard/dream patio and fire pit. Extensive landscaping to the rear that is just ready to start blooming this spring! Private gated community.

Less than two years old, this beauty is Picture Perfect!!! Spacious open floor plan with wonderful appointments throughout.Warm and inviting entry with grand staircase with wrought iron spindles and wood flooring that flows into the formal living room and dining room. Large two story greatroom with rear wall of windows, wood floors and large gas fireplace. An absolute Dream Kitchen opens to the greatroom and Hearth room. Beautiful sand finished white cabinetry with granite counters, large center island, stainless appliances, custom backsplash and wood flooring that runs throughout. Large first floor master suite with glamour master bath and closet. Upstairs there are three large bedrooms, large bonus room and 2 full baths. An open balcony from the 2nd floor overlooks the entry and greatroom making this floor plan so open and airy.The lower level is a walk out to a large level rear yard. Stunning front elevation with a wonderful combination of brick and stone accent.Three car side entry garage and elegant custom front door. Move in ready for the most discriminating buyer.

Margie Medelberg

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9927 Holliston Court Looking for the perfect home in Ladue? Check out this lovely 1.5 story in Forest Green Estates with a long list special features and amenities that is sure to please. Beautifully updated and expanded over time to include the addition of the second floor, newer kitchen, master bath, finished lower level, and gorgeous pool and spa, yet maintaining a wonderful understated elegance.

Structural improvements were completed by the respected Minton Development and cosmetic updates were coordinated by decorator Jane Ganz at the hand of the current home owner.

Everything in this home is of the finniest quality and completed with thoughtful planning. Large open kitchen to include center island, sitting hearth area and breakfast room. Dreamy Master bedroom with sitting room with fireplace and a master bath like no other. First floor guest suite with upgraded bath is also on the first floor. Upstairs there are two large bedrooms and baths separated by a large family room.The lower level is finished with 2 sitting areas, billiard area, wet bar and exercise/office area.The lower level is a walk out to an extremely private lot backing to trees. A custom pool and spa built by Pool Tron complete this wonderful list of amenities.

1014 Devonworth Manor Way Just four years old, this custom 1.5 story is a true stand out and offers the perfect opportunity to own a newer beautiful home without the hassles of building.Wonderful upgrades throughout.

Large grand entry with circular staircase with exposed wood risers and wrought iron spindles..Two story great room with fireplace and rear wall of floor to ceiling windows. An absolutely stunning kitchen opens to large hearth room.Wood flooring, custom cabinetry, beautiful granite, large center island, custom upgraded appliances and back splash makes this a kitchen one you will remember and wish was yours. Spacious first floor master bedroom with glamour bath, his and her vanities, separate shower and tub. Upstairs there are three large bedrooms each with their own bath.The walk out lower level is finished with two recreation areas and office or possible 5th bedroom. Rough in for full bath and deep pour.The exterior is predominately brick and stone on all four sides, Hardie Board siding at accents, Front circle cement driveway, Situated at the end of a cul-de-sac offers a larger yard and space between your neighbors. Privacy gates are being installed this spring at the entrance to neighborhood. Close to everything. Parkway West School district.

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luxury LISTINGS 1399 Regency Estates Court |

1107 Sheffield Manor Court |

21 Somerset Downs | LADUE

Mark Gellman & Neil Gellman The Gellman Team Coldwell Banker Premier Group 2203 S. Big Bend Blvd., 314-578-1123 (Mark), 314-283-4363 (Neil), 314-336-1991 (office), 1399regencyestates.com

Kim Carney Coldwell Banker Premier Group 314-422-7449, thecarneyteam.com

Judy Grand Dielmann Sotheby’s International Realty 314-725-0009, dielmannsothebysrealty.com

Situated on 1-plus acres along a sought-after

As you drive up to this palatial stone beauty,

lane, this gorgeous custom-built home stuns

tucked away inside 3 acres of private woods,

from the 2-story entry, with marble flooring and

you will be overtaken by its elegance and

palladium windows, to the walk-out lower level,

stateliness. Built by the Higginbotham Brothers,

with 10-foot ceilings and professional finish.

the 1.5-story home resides in Ladue, and imbues

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style and sophistication at every turn.

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Uncover a stunning 2-story home, boasting 4 bedrooms and 4.5 baths. The luxurious spread spans across 5,000-plus square feet, with a lower level featuring workout and rec rooms, a media room and a full bath. Highlights of the home include a 2-story great room, gourmet kitchen,

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Setting the Standard in Independent & Assisted Living Call Sarah Kiser today to book your private tour and lunch at: (314) 995-3811 ext 203 or email: skiserTitan@gmail.com 8600 Delmar Blvd. ∙ St. Louis, MO 63124 ∙ brentmoor.com

luxury LISTINGS 224 E. Swon Ave. | WEBSTER GROVES

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1284 Tammany Lane |

8131 Westmoreland Ave. |

Linda Hodge & Tracy Sheffler Laura McCarthy Real Estate 314-569-1177, lauramccarthy.com

Kathleen Woodworth Coldwell Banker Gundaker 314-829-5099, coldwellbankerhomes.com

Larry Levy Janet McAfee Real Estate 314-520-5668, janetmcafee.com/larrylevy

Sitting majestically among perennial

This beautifully updated 2-story abode

Residing within Clayton Gardens, this

gardens, with a charming wraparound front

features a custom leaded-glass door and

lovely 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath abode offers

porch, this enchanting residence features

exquisite master suite. You’ll adore the

an inviting landscape, with a fenced-in

an award-winning addition and redesigned

family room, which opens to a large patio,

backyard and alluring green spaces.

spaces. Creating the epitome of style and

and updated kitchen, boasting top-of-

Featuring 3 fireplaces and French doors,

sophistication, modern-day conveniences

the-line appliances, custom cabinets and

beautiful design is found throughout the

blend perfectly with timeless architectural

granite surfaces, plus an island. Extras

home, from the light-filled kitchen, with

details, from box-beamed ceilings to

include a newly finished lower level with

half-moon island, to the lower level’s wet

exquisite built-ins. Come and experience this

media and rec areas, and more.

bar and recreation spaces.

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By Amanda Dahl

estled within 2 lovely acres, this rustic, chic residence spoils you with a setting that evokes a peaceful retreat while offering a central location. The interior appeals with clean lines and earthy accents, combining luxury and comfort in one gorgeous package. From the moment you wake inside the main-floor master suite, with a study and spacious bath, you’ll feel as if you’ve found solitude in the city.

You’ll revel in the amenities, from a first-floor laundry to the small barn with its countless conversion possibilities. The kitchen, accented with brick and wood, instantly puts you at ease with its granite counters and farmhouse sink, much as the sun-drenched dining room offers guests a relaxing atmosphere. The living room charms with a wood-burning fireplace, brick flooring and cozy ambiance; the spacious main-floor family room, meanwhile, enchants with views of the incredible backyard, featuring a heated saltwater pool and gazebo.

KATIE MCLAUGHLIN & SUE MCLAUGHLIN The McLaughlin Team, 2730 N. Ballas Road, 314-569-1177, mclaughlinteamstl.com Laura McCarthy is a residential real estate company with expertise in the neighborhoods along St. Louis’ central corridor. Founded in 1944, Laura McCarthy is consistently ranked among St. Louis’ top real estate companies in sales volume. Many of its 100-plus agents specialize in the luxury real estate market, but all are familiar with St. Louis’ neighborhoods from the Central West End to those on the Highway 64/40 corridor to Chesterfield and the St. Charles area.

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HOME PHOTOS BY STEVEN B. SMITH

THIS 4-BEDROOM, 4 FULL- AND 1 HALF-BATHROOM HOME IN CREVE COEUR IS LISTED FOR $975,000.

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Seven Exterior Tips For Spring Maintenance 1.Clean debris from the gutters and downspouts.

2.Inspect drainage around the house. Be sure that downspouts direct water away from the foundation. The main cause of moisture in basements is poor drainage.

3.Test sump pumps.

4.Check the exterior siding materials for any deterioration & tuckpoint any open mortar joints in masonry.

5.Spray the exterior coils of the air conditioner with a garden hose to keep them clean and improve efficiency.

6.Shut down the humidifier. Close damper.

7.Power wash the sidewalk and parts of the house.

This is an inexpensive way to improve your house and add curb appeal.

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456 Sheffield Estate Drive

By Amanda Dahl

rom the moment you pull up to the property, the historic Flotron Estate, clad in limestone, draws you in with its stunning architecture. The grand entry takes your breath away with marble surrounds and a staircase ready to invite in royalty. Uncover imported hardware and fixtures among incredible millwork and casework, with plaster detailing found throughout. A few notable highlights of this home include the dressing room, featuring a multitude of closets with arched mirrors lining every side, and the richly appointed library. Brought from France to New Orleans and shipped up the Missouri River, the handsome library belonged to Pierre Laclede and was customized to accommodate the Chouteau library. Oak flooring and paneling are found in the great room, capped with a beautiful cathedral ceiling. No matter where you venture inside this regal residence, the home clearly epitomizes luxury and leisure in the grandest of fashions.

ELAINE MEDVE 314-369-0075, dielmannsothebysrealty.com Dielmann Sotheby’s International Realty combines the local expertise of a boutique agency with the global connections of a centuries-old brand. The company is proud to be the St. Louis affiliate of the Sotheby’s International Realty network, an international collection of real estate companies chosen for their history and reputation of providing a high level of client services. The services of 100 agents and its global resources make Dielmann Sotheby’s unique in the St. Louis market.

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HOME PHOTOS BY TOM CHLEBOWSKI

THIS 7-BEDROOM, 9 FULL- AND 2 HALF-BATHROOM HOME IN CREVE COEUR IS LISTED FOR $3.5 MILLION.

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FEATURE: CLAIRE FLOWERS COLLECTION

PHOTO COURTESY OF CLAIRE FLOWERS COLLECTION

On Being

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Stripes Bold

By Katie Yeadon | Photos by Sarah Conard

A recurring trend for the new season remains bold stripes – colorful, bright and worn from head to toe. Inspired by Salvatore Ferragamo’s Spring/Summer line of dresses featuring colorful vertical thick lines, this collection spotlights bold stripes and color.

Stuart Weitzman Legwrap suede sandal, $498, Saks Fifth Avenue (saksfifthavenue.com)

Vince blouse, $295, Vie (www.viestlouis.com)

Tote bag, $19, Melanie’s (melanies-stlouis.com)

Rag & Bone jeans, $185, Neiman Marcus (neimanmarcus.com)

Idiom bangle, $78, Kate Spade (katespade.com) Milly skirt, $295, Saks Fifth Avenue

Sicily dress, $368, Kate Spade

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Christina Schellhardt

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By Julia Christensen

t. Louis is consistently acclaimed for its charitable citizens – and the city’s plethora of philanthropic events are routinely known by locals as havens for sharp dressing. It comes as no surprise, then, that the woman behind many of the area’s top charitable events has a passion for fashion.

Even if you don’t know her, you’re aware of Christina Schellhardt’s work. As director of events and community outreach for SSM Health Foundations, she is the driving force behind fundraisers like the Glennon Gallop benefiting Danis Pediatric Center at Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital and the Cedric the Entertainer and Friends! gala at the Peabody Opera House benefiting SSM Health St. Mary’s Hospital.

“My job is to share the gift and impact of giving through the development and execution of unforgettable, mission-oriented events and community-outreach programs for six hospitals in the SSM Health Foundations network,” Schellhardt says.

“My life allows for a broad range of style, but I would say I wear sophisticated elegance and just-left-ofcreative for work, and bohemian for dates and play.”

Her list of fashion icons is as varied as her wardrobe.

“My obsession with sharp suits and slinky evening gowns came from Lauren Bacall,” Schellhardt says.

“I secretly covet every kaftan in Diana Ross’ closet.

Talitha Getty, Rachel Zoe and Kate Hudson inspire my bohemian flair and love of the ’70s, and there are those who say I dress like Prince.”

Schellhardt tends to browse boutiques or shop online to uncover her unconventional finds. “I score amazing pieces when I travel, running in and out of boutiques without ever knowing the name of the shop,” she says.

“Some of my best finds were purchased within a fiveminute scan from the front of a store before heading to an airport.” She does do some of her shopping in her home city, though. “When in St. Louis, I do love perusing the racks at Vie for stylish elegance, Free People for casual wear, Nordstrom for staples, Neiman Marcus Last Call for the best in designer bargains, TJ Maxx on Manchester for runway finds and The Vault by Women’s Closet Exchange for unexpected treasure.”

Since she doesn’t shop for what’s hot during a current season, Schellhardt doesn’t have any spring 2016-specific favorites, but instead, she has a list of must-have items for the entire year. This includes over-the-knee boots, a long jersey dress, blue suede

platforms and more, she says. “My style used to be eclectic and all over the place in my 20s,” she explains.

“Time and experience has allowed me to refine my style over the years.”

Schellhardt says her outfits start with a shoe. “I don’t try on outfits, and I don’t change my mind when I dress,” she says. “If that outfit is not in its rightful place in my closet when I reach to grab it, I’m in trouble.”

And when dressing for an event? Nothing changes, she explains, “unless the invitation communicates a

creative attire or costume. Then my brain goes into an instinctive creative process that usually results in a mad dash to my closet for something unique.”

Speaking of events, Schellhardt has been working on a few exciting fundraisers that are sure to be St. Louis sensations. She lists June 16’s Game Shows at Ballpark Village benefiting Cardinal Glennon, the Glennon Gallop on Sept. 17 and this year’s Cedric gala on Oct. 22 as noteworthy happenings. Now you just have to decide what to wear.

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ate last year, New York’s Metropolitan Transit Authority began rolling out high heel-friendly sidewalk grates, with slip-resistant surfaces and smaller openings to prevent the stiletto death trap between crossbars.

You don’t have to live on the Upper East Side to understand the love-hate relationship between women and their heels, however – at some point, we are all plagued by paper-thin insoles, delicate fabrics, slippery soles, unstable heels and perpetually worn-down heel tips.

Back in 2012, Claire Flowers’ sales job required her to be constantly on the go. With territories that included several big cities, she was on her feet for most of the day, discovering that her $150-a-pop shoes couldn’t keep up with the rigors of airports, hotel lobbies and hoofing it through city streets to meet clients. “After two or three weeks of traveling through these cities, [the shoes] would be destroyed, and I would have to throw them away,” Flowers says.

Even so, Flowers didn’t set out to fix the problem herself. “I was in Manhattan and wishing there were shoes that a professional could wear that were built more like Nikes but looked like Stuart Weitzman,” she says. “I started searching on Google for shoes that were durable – fashionable women’s shoes that don’t get stuck in grates – and didn’t find anything.” Flowers started looking for a domestic manufacturer who could make a small order of the shoes she had envisioned for her personal use, but she couldn’t find one.

In her efforts to find a manufacturer overseas, she asked family and friends for leads, but instead she ended up with additional requests. “They said, ‘That’s a good idea; I want some for myself,’ and my order started getting larger and larger,” Flowers says. That’s when Flowers got to work. She filed for three patents, held a round of fundraising where several family and friends jumped in as investors, and embarked on weeks of travel through Europe and South America to find the right manufacturer.

After more than a year of research and development getting each of her specific attributes and designs perfected, Flowers started her first round of production, debuting her footwear at a launch event in December 2014, held at Central West End boutique 10Denza. Since then, Flowers has brought on nine more retailers across four states that carry the Claire Flowers collection, including Cobblestone, Mister Guy The Women’s Store and Ivy Hill in the St. Louis area.

Offerings in the debut collection, available in a variety of colors, cuts and fabrics, all follow the classic pump shape with a 3½-inch heel. Flowers does all of the designing herself. “I like shoes that transition from your workday to happy hour or, on the

weekends, to a cocktail dress,” she says. Flowers’ shoe styles add a pop of character – for example, The Barbara, which features a cheeky hot pink outsole and heel cap on a classic linen pump, or the Lauren, an ultrafeminine wingtip pump that comes in blue or red suede or brown or gold patent leather.

The classic black pump is available in several iterations, including The Claire, Flowers’ best-seller, with a V-shaped vamp and gold plate at the heel; The Sarah, a black pump that features a studded tan-colored leather strip along the heel; and The Karen, studded along the top and the heel of the shoe, with the option of a hot-pink or natural heel cap.

What truly sets Flowers’ product apart, however, is the shoes’ behind-the-scenes performance. For true day-to-night wearability, Flowers added a memory foam insole.

To combat heels becoming worn down to the nail every other month, Flowers added a heel cap made of thermoplastic polyurethane, the same material used in roller-skate wheels, along with a wider base than most stilettos that adds stability and prevents them from being caught in sidewalk grates. For sprinting gate-to-gate at airports or across slick hotel lobbies and garage floors, Flowers added a treaded nonslip sole. And finally, to protect fabric from wear behind the heel from driving, Flowers added a row of edgy studs or a protective gold heel plate bearing her company logo.

Since the launch of her first collection almost 15 months ago, Flowers has put her classic black pumps through the ultimate field test of near-constant wear – and they are, in her words, “still in pristine condition.”

“I want people to buy more of my shoes because they love the style and they love the comfort, not because they have to replace them,” Flowers says.

With a very grass-roots approach to sales and marketing, Flowers hosts shoe cocktail parties at various bars and boutiques, where attendees can try on and order shoes or buy them on the spot. She’s held four successful events here, with several more planned in St. Louis, Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas and Birmingham, Alabama.

Flowers’ styles have amassed a loyal band of followers and garnered interest from fashion bloggers across the country, but never one to quit while she is ahead, Flowers has plans to expand her shoe line this year, with sandals debuting this spring and a lower, 2½-inch heel in the works.

For those of us who have come to embrace the mantra that “beauty is pain,” it might be time to reconsider.

Claire Flowers, 314-221-8687, claireflowers.com

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Barry Odom saved a recruiting class. The Mizzou coach was dealing with serious obstacles. In the final week, he ended up landing the best two athletes in our town: Harry Ballard from McCluer North and Brendan Scales from Lafayette.

The SEC East is still not a powerhouse. Odom has a great staff. The rebuilding of this program may not take that long at all.

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Josh Heupel is the most important coach in the program right now. For the next six months, he has to have about 5,000 reps with quarterback Drew Lock.

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The first sign of age comes when you watch NBC’s Meet the Press instead of ESPN’s SportsCenter on Sunday. OK – I’m old.

Best story I’ve heard this month? Former Cardinals instructor and legend George Kissell made a promise to God. If God allowed his son to get to medical school, he would go to church every day. The kid got in. Kissell would often wear his uniform to church underneath his church clothes.

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Jim Thomas asked Roger Goodell a question during Super Bowl week.

Goodell said he told Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon he’d like to sit down and talk about the future of football in St. Louis. I need a large polo mallet – can you believe this man? Please go away, commish.

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This outdoor hockey game at Busch Stadium is going to happen, and it’s going to be one of the coolest events we’ve ever had in our town. The Blues’ Tom Stillman and the Cards’ Bill DeWitt get along like ice cream and chocolate sauce.

A Brighter Summer Ahead

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Major League Soccer needs an owner in our town. Commissioner Don Garber is actually going to help us find one. Imagine having a commissioner like that. I think it will end up like the Blues situation. One guy will be the leader, and there will be a bunch of investors.

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Trump vs. Clinton will be as interesting as Ali vs. Frazier. And it will last a little longer.

Nice to see former Billikens doing well. Chris Braun has built a fabulous sports-apparel business across the river. It’s called Winning Streak.

Cool idea by the Cardinals. They have brought back to the organization Jason Isringhausen, Braden Looper and Ryan Ludwick to mentor young players. Classy Cardinals will help the kids. Love the concept.

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Speaking of class, I have never seen Orlando Pace in a bad mood. One of the best of his generation is now a Hall of Famer. We have two Hall of Fame offensive tackles now in town, Pace and Dan Dierdorf. They were great players and remain even better men.

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Frank Cusumano is a 16-time Emmy Award-winner on KSDK-TV; he also hosts The Pressbox on CBS Sports Radio 920 AM from 10 a.m. to noon each weekday and contributes to The Dave Glover Show on FM NewsTalk 97.1. Follow him on Twitter @Frank_Cusumano.

Hyken’s HOMEWORK

Mothers With ADHD

By Russell Hyken

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hat’s the difference between childhood and adult ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder)?

Well, basically, children generally have problems with concentration and difficulty following directions, and some also will be hyperactive and impulsive. Mothers with ADHD not only have such traditional symptoms, but also may struggle to manage the family schedule and keep homes organized.

Being a mom, in general, is a hard job; life, however, can be extra difficult when you’re a parent with ADHD. Most mothers are so used to tending to the needs of others that they often overlook their own needs.

This can result in depression or anxiety, which may be further enhanced by one’s attentional challenges.

ADHD must be addressed as a family issue when mom has focus difficulties. Reassess your duties and assign tasks to your spouse and children. It might also make sense to hire some additional help. For an

ADHD mother, a housekeeper or babysitter may be less a luxury than an accommodation that allows you to manage your schedule without falling apart – which could really be expensive.

It also is important to create defined structure.

Without limits, inertia can set in, leading to chaos and disorganization. Say “no” to the things that are a poor use of your time. Managing your maternal boundaries will help you stay energized.

And give yourself a break. Avoid setting the bar too high by comparing yourself to others. Your home doesn’t always have to look amazing. It is more important to create a happy environment than a perfect place.

Having ADHD doesn’t make you a bad mother!

On the contrary, having focus struggles gives you the ability to come up with creative solutions to everyday problems. Appreciate the gifts that ADHD offers, and channel your energy to create a loving, nurturing and exciting home for you and your family.

Being a mom, in general, is a hard job; life, however, can be extra difficult when you’re a parent with ADHD. Most mothers are so used to tending to the needs of others that they often overlook their own needs. This can result in depression or anxiety, which may be further enhanced by one’s attentional challenges.

Prior to going into private practice as a psychotherapist and learning-disabilities specialist, Russell Hyken, Ph.D., Ed.S., M.A., LPC, NCC, worked for more than 15 years as an English teacher, school counselor and school administrator. Visit him online

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Camp COnfidenCe A free weeklong camp at Lake of the Ozarks teaches young burn survivors confidence and empowerment.

By Connie Mitchell | Photos courtesy of Midwest Children’s Burn Camp

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e’Ante Roberts still bears the scars from the scalding water than hit his tender skin when he was only 2 years old.

You can see where the water burned him from just below his shoulders to his thighs. Now an 18-year-old preparing to pursue a college degree in international business, Roberts is emphatic that he’s not a “victim.”

“I’m a burn survivor,” he says. That subtle but crucial change in outlook was brought about largely through Roberts’ experiences at the Midwest Children’s Burn Camp (MCBC), located in the Lake of the Ozarks. “I call the burn camp a miracleworker for burn survivors,” he says. Roberts attended the camp each summer from age 6 through 17, an annual experience that he credits with building his confidence and compassion.

“When I was younger and my burns were more visible, I would go to public places like pools, and it would be hard for me to take off my shirt just because I was different from everybody else,” he says. “Going to the camp has made me more comfortable with myself.” It also gave Roberts important perspective in knowing that he wasn’t alone in his situation. In fact, some campers had much more visible and disfiguring scars, and friendships with them are what gave Roberts the ability to look past outward appearances.

St. Louis Fire Department fire captain Larry Conley has served as camp director for the past four years.

Known to campers as “Uncle Larry,” he rallies a lot of volunteers including firefighters, paramedics, occupational therapists and nurses. “I have worked all positions at the camp, and I think I was selected [as director] because of my empowerment management style and proven dedication to the mission of MCBC,” he says. “I’ve been at camp 14 years now, so I’ve seen kids become adults. Hopefully, the character nuggets we attempt to instill help as they grow through the years into adults.”

Throughout the free weeklong camp, MCBC introduces campers to outdoor pursuits like fishing, canoeing, zip lines, and high and low ropes courses, as well as group activities including a talent show, dance and team building. “All the activities are fun but have intentional learning and character-building elements included,” Conley says. “We hope to build personal growth in campers by never letting them forget that who they are inside is way more valuable than the scars on the outside.”

About 90 percent of MCBC campers return annually until they “age out,” according to Julie Peetz, executive director of Burns Recovered, a nonprofit organization

that provides programming and services to assist burn survivors in their recovery. In addition to MCBC, the organization sponsors peer support for burn survivors, a young-adult burn-survivor retreat, and burnprevention and education programs, as well as provides school re-entry support, treatment programs, housing assistance and scholarships for burn survivors.

“Once they age out, they have to take a year off, and then at age 19 and 20, they can return as counselors-intraining. When they’re 21, they can become counselors,” Peetz explains. Roberts notes that this is his “off year,” but he plans to return for counselor training next year.

Sharing the struggles and issues surrounding burn survivorship creates tight bonds among campers. “It is really a big family atmosphere because the kids know one another over so many years, and they grow up together,” Peetz says. “And when new campers join, the veteran campers are so welcoming to them. They love to show new campers around and really look out for one another. Being a burn survivor is pretty unique, and when they get together, there’s an instant connection.”

Located in central Missouri at Camp Sabra, about 30 percent of MCBC campers are from out of state, according to Peetz. “We provide transportation via chartered buses, and Angel Flight also provides free personal flights for kids who live in isolated areas,” she adds. “Also, some fire departments provide transportation for some of the campers, as well.” MCBC is the only burn camp in Missouri, though there are others throughout the country, including one near Chicago and another in Colorado.

Burns Recovered also employs a full-time social worker who provides one-on-one counseling for burn survivors.

“In addition to being a clinically trained professional, our social worker is also a burn survivor who was burned over 66 percent of his body at the age of 18,” Peetz says. “With his combination of clinical and personal experience, he has an amazing connection with other survivors. He spends a significant amount of time at Mercy Hospital St. Louis in the burn unit with newly burned patients. He also works with them through their rehab and transition back to their homes, schools or workplaces.”

Funding for MCBC and other Burns Recovered programs comes from tax-deductible donations and fundraisers. On Wed., March 9, at 5:30 p.m. at Neiman Marcus St. Louis, Burns Recovered will host More Than a Fashion Show. Models will be escorted by burn survivors during the show emceed by local newscaster Jasmine Huda, and cocktails and hors d’oeuvres will be provided by a number of area restaurants. Tickets and additional information are available at brsg.org.

GUIDE TO

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By Amanda Dahl

CAMP WHITFIELD AND WHITFIELD SPORTS CAMP

175 S. Mason Road, 314-434-5141, whitfieldschool.org/summercamp Get ready to move, engage, create and play! Camp Whitfield invites campers, from kindergarten through seventh grade, to experience a trio of one-week sessions in July, featuring fantastic field trips and more. Whitfield Sports Camps offer basketball, dance and volleyball. So, come and learn how to improve your game this summer!

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Saint Louis Priory School, 500 S. Mason Road, 314-434-3690, priory.org/summer Athletic and academic programming offers students in grades four through 12 the chance to pursue

Keep your child’s love of learning strong all summer long at Chesterfield Day School camps. Developed and taught by experienced educators, they offer campers the opportunity to experience a hands-on approach to art and sports, plus STEM-based learning. All camps are co-ed and welcome

transformational academic, artistic and athletic

campers age 18 months to sixth grade.

opportunities with experienced instructors in a

Community Camps

COMMUNITY CAMPS

Community School, 900 Lay Road, 314-991-0005, communityschool.com/camp The Community Camps offer a variety of camps for kids ages

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3 through sixth grade, including arts, academics and summer fun on Community School’s beautiful 16-acre campus. Plus, campers can step in the spotlight with two musical theater camps through our partnership with STAGES!

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Your summer adventure awaits at MICDS. Its four camps,

Jesu Enrichment and Sports Camps offer drama, baking,

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and so much more as taught by CJA teachers and coaches.

of activities for boys and girls ages 5 to 18. All are located

Register and learn more at corjesu.org/camps.

on the MICDS campus and supervised by enthusiastic counselors and expert MICDS staff.

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through sixthgrade activities, plus a two-week

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Visit www.whitfieldschool.org/summercamp for more information about Whitfield summer camps.

When children attend Camp KangaZoo at the Saint Louis Zoo, they’ll explore over 90 acres of natural habitats, learning all about wildlife through hands-on contact with real animals and the guidance of our experienced counselors. Campers sing songs, study what animals do and join in the fun at Sea Lion Sound.

Their week wraps up with an exciting outdoor, overnight adventure under the stars.

To learn more about Camp KangaZoo, visit stlzoo.org/campkangazoo or call (314) 646-4544.

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OVERNIGHT CAMP CUB CREEK SCIENCE CAMP Rolla, 573-458-2125, mosciencecamp.com Kids ages 7 to 17 will delight in a sleep-away camp that features its own zoo! From zooming down a zip line to feeding lemurs and petting a wallaby, this ACA-accredited program is full of adventure. Take classes in veterinary medicine, animal care, survival skills, archery, culinary science, arts and crafts, and many more.

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OUT-OF-STATE CAMP ANIMAL CAMP JAMAICA

Jamaica, 573-458-2125, animalcampjamaica.com This 13-day program focuses on marine biology and incorporates sightseeing. Kids ages 14 to 18 will spend mornings snorkeling in the ocean and afternoons exploring the breathtaking island of Jamaica. Come and kiss a dolphin, hold a stingray, get your PADI Scuba certification, try exotic foods – and jump from waterfalls!

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eautiful: The Carol King Musical is being hailed by critics and the public alike as an inspiring, soaring tribute to a musical icon – and a whole lot of fun, to boot. To get in the proper celebratory mood before the St. Louis showing at The Fabulous Fox Theatre, head to The Fountain on Locust for some pre-performance nourishment.

The Fountain on Locust is located on the strip of Locust previously known as Automotive Row, in the historic Supreme Car Co. building that once housed a Stutz dealership. This area of midtown has really taken off in recent years, and The Fountain on Locust was certainly one of the catalysts for this resurgence. The interior is replete with over-the-top Art Deco décor, highlighted by stunning murals that stretch across the

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walls, not to mention the classiest bathrooms in town.

There’s definitely a fun, retro vibe here.

The highlight of the menu is the pages of ice cream delights, including a wealth of sweet and boozy creations, from ice cream martinis and adult floats to all manner of traditional nonalcoholic ice cream-fountain offerings like sundaes and egg creams. But although the restaurant may be best-known for these confections, it boasts an extensive food menu to peruse as well. The roster includes daily specials, an abundance of large and small plates, soups and salads, and then some.

We started with some soup, specifically a bowl of the signature Polish dill-pickle soup ($5.99 bowl/$3.99 cup). This creamy potato-based soup has plenty of pop thanks to the crushed dill pickles in the mix. Following

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this tangy start, we hit the main-fare plates, opting for the signature mixed-salad sandwich ($8.59) and the Fountain Cuban ($9.99). The mixed-salad sandwich is a tasty conglomeration of multiple varieties of lettuce, artichoke, tomato, roasted red pepper and onion that creates a nice array of textures and plenty of flavor.

This mix is augmented by a house-made pesto dressing and melty Parmesan and mozzarella cheeses, and all of this goodness is cradled by a crusty, fresh baguette.

Chicken can also be added for a couple of bucks if you have a need for meat. The Cuban is a classic mashup of marinated pulled pork and ham, along with Swiss cheese and a Dijon sauce, again ensconced in a baguette.

Although The Fountain’s adult ice cream beverages are quite delightful, there’s also a lengthy list of

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The Fountain on Locust

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Beautiful: The Carole King Musical

By Mark Bretz | Photo courtesy of Joan Marcus

beverages, including beer, wine and cocktails. The third category encompasses a plethora of classics like the Negroni and the Sazerac and custom seasonal creations like the Pink Slip ($8.50), a bright and flavorful combo of vodka and a trio of liqueurs: pomegranate, St. Germain elderflower and orange liqueur.

The Fountain also has vegetarian, vegan, lactosefree and some gluten-free choices on the menu, so be sure to ask your server to outline them for you.

Street parking is fairly plentiful, depending on when you visit. Drop in and check it out.

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‌ tory: Carole Klein is talented, pretty and smart S – smart enough to skip two grades and enter Queens College in New York City at the age of 16. Her divorced mother wants her to become a teacher, but Carole yearns to be a songwriter.

Armed with courage and a few tunes she’s written at the family piano, she heads to Manhattan and the offices of music maven Don Kirshner at 1650 Broadway. It’s the late 1950s, and she gains relatively easy access to Kirshner, who auditions Carole “King” on the spot. When she sings “It Might As Well Rain Until September,” he buys the song and encourages her to write more.

At school, Carole meets a handsome young chemistry student named Gerry Goffin, who tells her he wants to be a playwright but also writes song lyrics.

Soon the two are collaborating, selling their song “Some Kind of Wonderful” to Kirshner, who makes it a hit for the hot group The Drifters.

When Carole becomes pregnant, Gerry offers to marry her. Subsequently, even though they’ve written a few hits, money remains tight, and the two move in with Carole’s mother. They share an office at 1650 Broadway, where they become friends with another pair of collaborating songwriters, Cynthia Weil and Barry Mann. Among the four of them, they generate a long series of hits for artists as varied as The Drifters, Aretha Franklin, The Monkees, The Chiffons, The Righteous Brothers and The Animals.

Gerry, though, chafes at his marriage, and following a number of his infidelities, the broken-hearted Carole gets a divorce and moves with their two daughters to Los Angeles. In 1971, she decides to record an album singing her own songs titled Tapestry, which wins four Grammy Awards and stays on the Billboard Top 100 chart for more than 300 weeks. Later that year, she performs at Carnegie Hall.

Highlights: A jukebox musical with a book a bit heftier than is often the case with such shows, Beautiful: The Carole King Musical is a joy to hear and see performed. The touring company now playing at The Fabulous Fox Theatre brings verve and vivacity to more than two dozen hit tunes, mostly from the ’60s.

Abby Mueller is easy to like in the title role, and director Marc Bruni keeps the two-act, 2½-hour show sailing along at a brisk and enjoyable pace.

Other Info: Although the book by Douglas McGrath doesn’t delve as deeply into King’s life as Jersey Boys did when depicting the history of The Four Seasons, it does succeed in telling King’s story beyond her string of Top 40 singles, which were considerable.

Mueller, whose sister Jessie performed as King in the Broadway production that debuted in 2014, bears a resemblance to Elisabeth Moss of Mad Men fame, at least from a distance, in scenes when King’s hair isn’t in its naturally frizzy state. She’s very good at drawing a portrait of King as an all-American girl who

wants a traditional family life as much as a career as a songwriter. Mueller’s voice nicely shapes familiar tunes such as “You’ve Got a Friend,” “So Far Away” and other King staples.

Goffin is depicted as somewhat bipolar as a partial explanation for his womanizing behavior. Liam Tobin does OK with the largely unsympathetic role, showing the frustrated playwright as a man highly competitive in the songwriting arena but rather indifferent to his role as husband and father.

Mann is written as a musical Woody Allen, replete with unconfirmed maladies as well as a knack for self-deprecating one-liners. Ben Fanhauser shines in the role and exhibits a smooth chemistry with Becky Gulsvig as the overly confident and driven Weil, who was determined to be independent and not stuck without a career like her mother. Gulsvig gets her share of laughs as Weil matches Mann’s one-liners with her own deadpan jokes.

Curt Bouril is appealing as the affable Kirshner, even if it seems odd that unknown types could walk into his office so casually in McGrath’s book and banter with the boss before auditioning. Suzanne Grodner, who is up for a St. Louis Theater Circle award for her role last spring in The Rep’s production of Vanya and Sonya and Masha and Spike, plays the stereotypical Jewish New York mother to the hilt as Carole’s mom, Genie.

Derek McLane’s evocative set design features a back wall resembling a collage of musical and recording symbols, flanked often by four performing “blocks” on two tiers where artists from Kirshner’s stable sing hits.

Beautiful: The Carole King Musical effectively brings the heartfelt music of the award-winning singer/songwriter to the stage in an upbeat, inspiring fashion.

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Around Town

By Robyn Dexter

Fri., March 4

Washington University Choirs and Washington University’s Symphony Orchestra present Francis Poulenc’s Gloria as part of the 2016 CHANCELLOR’S CONCERT at the E. Desmond Lee Concert Hall of the 560 Center.

7:30 p.m. Free.

314-935-5566 or wustl.edu.

Mon., March 7

Left Bank Books presents author DANIELLE DUTTON, who will sign and discuss her novel, Margaret the First at a special launch party at Left Bank Books. Margaret the First dramatizes the life of Margaret Cavendish, the shy, gifted and wildly unconventional 17th-century duchess Dutton lives and works in St. Louis, where she teaches creative writing at Washington University. 7 p.m. Free. 314-367-6731 or left-bank.com.

Tue., March 8

Left Bank Books presents pastor and author FATHER GERALD KLEBA, who will sign and discuss his book, Are You Still A Priest? True Stories of Tension and Trust at Left Bank Books. In Are You Still A Priest?, Kleba, current pastor of St. Cronan’s Catholic Church in The Grove, recounts true stories gleaned from his 49 years as a minister to children and their families. 7 p.m. Free. 314367-6731 or left-bank.com.

Thu., March 10

The Gaslight Theater Cabaret Festival presents CHARLES GLENN at the Gaslight Theater.

Many may know Glenn as the National Anthem singer for the St. Louis Blues or as a St. Louis private-event entertainer.

However, his foray into an evening of cabaret in The Mirror has Many Faces journeys through a multilayered career that will surprise and delight his audience.

8 p.m. $30. 314-725-4200 or gaslightcabaretfestival.com.

Wed., March 9, to Sun., March 27

The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis concludes its 2015 and 2016 Studio Theatre series with MOLLY’S HAMMER at the Emerson Studio Theatre of the Loretto-Hilton Center for the Performing Arts. Based on the true story of the Plowshares Eight, Molly’s Hammer is the account of one woman’s unwavering beliefs and her family’s desperate attempts to protect her from infamy. Various times. $42 for previews, $50 for weeknights and Sundays, $65 for Fridays and Saturdays. 314-968-4925 or repstl.org.

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Fri., March 4 to Thu., March 31

Fri., March 11, and Sat., March 12

Savile Row presents its annual SPRING TRUNK SHOW at 8101 Maryland Ave. Savile Row president David Shockley, who founded the company in 1985, and his team of experts will be on hand to assist shoppers in selecting spring attire. Savile Row will collect gently used suits, sports coats and trousers at the event. The clothing will be drycleaned and donated to the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis’ community clothes closet, which features work-appropriate clothing for those seeking employment opportunities. 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. 314-721-7848 or savilerowstl.com.

Art Saint Louis presents “VARSITY ART XX” at Art Saint Louis. “Varsity art XX” is the 20th annual multimedia group exhibition featuring undergraduate and graduate art students from area colleges and universities, selected by their professors.

The scope of artworks included affirms the range of interests and talents in both today’s students and in their professors.

The opening reception will take place from 6 to 8 p.m. March 4. Gallery hours are Monday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., Tuesday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free. 314-241-4810 or artstlouis.org.

Thu., March 10

St. Louis Jewish Book Festival presents SWIPED: HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF IN A WORLD FULL OF SCAMMERS, PHISHERS AND IDENTITY THIEVES author talk by Adam Levin at the JCC Staenberg Family Complex Arts and Education Building. 7:30 p.m. $15. 314-4423299 or brownpapertickets.com.

Sweets Spring into

By Brittany Nay | Photos by Sarah Conard

Kakao Chocolate molding process

Three local sweet shops share the hand-molded Easter confections offered this spring.

Bissinger’s Handcrafted cHocolatier Bissinger’s scrumptious 15-inch, 2-pound handmade gourmet chocolate bunny has been the striking centerpiece for generations of local Easter celebrations. Because it serves not only as a sweet treat, but also as a work of art, it is one of the chocolatier’s best-sellers.

Bissinger family confections date back to the 17th century, the time of King Louis XIV in France, according to Dave Owens, chief chocolatier and vice president of taste. “When Karl Bissinger came to the U.S. in 1845, he brought with him the family recipes,” Owens says, “and some are still used in our Easter items, such as the handcrafted marshmallow and luxurious crème centers found inside our beautiful and delicious chocolate eggs.”

The chocolatier believes in preserving old-world techniques necessary for exquisite quality at its Near North Riverfront, Central West End and Frontenac locations, which is why it still uses copper kettles and prepares its recipes in small batches. “We hand-paint many items and hand-pull our caramel in the time-honored tradition,” Owens explains. “Although machinery can do some things extremely well and efficiently, we will never compromise the quality of our chocolate by finding faster ways to produce it.”

This year, customers can hunt for Bissinger’s new elegant Easter gift boxes filled with its signature creamy milk and decadent dark chocolates. The chocolatier also is unveiling new confections, including caramel-glazed pecan halves, innovative chocolate bars and exotic new flavors of its Gummy Pandas. “We search the world for the perfect cocoas, spices and nuts, thoughtfully and responsibly made within our global community, using premium ingredients, fair-wage workers and sustainably responsible farmers,” Owens notes.

Longtime customers love having Bissinger’s build their entire Easter basket (complete with a stuffed animal!), from its European hand-painted papiermâché eggs – brimming with Bissinger’s confections nestled inside – to its chocolate bunny ears peeking out of grass, as well as classic favorites such as glacéed oranges au chocolat, Parisian pecan-nut balls and Bear Claws Royale. “We’re honored Bissinger’s has become a tradition for many St. Louis families,” Owens says.

1600 N. Broadway Ave., Near North Riverfront, St. Louis, 314-615-2400; 97 Plaza Frontenac, Frontenac, 314-432-1329; 32 Maryland Plaza, Central West End, St. Louis, 314-367-7750; bissingers.com Pictured above, with bunny ears on right page, are handcrafted chocolates from Bissinger’s Handcrafted Chocolatiers

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s spring begins to bloom, handmade chocolate bunnies and crème eggs are bursting at local chocolatiers to celebrate Easter, destined for baskets and brunch spreads across the area. Bissinger’s Handcrafted Chocolatier, Crown Candy Kitchen and Kakao Chocolate are each carrying on their longstanding traditions of creating hand-molded Easter confections – much to the delight of generations of sweet tooths.

crown candy KitcHen Each Easter, Crown Candy Kitchen owner Andy Karandzieff hand-molds 10,000 solid chocolate bunnies – plus frogs, monkeys and more – using roughly 4,000 pounds of milk and dark chocolate.

The century-old candy kitchen and deli’s signature offering is the Heavenly Hash Basket – a moldedchocolate basket overflowing with marshmallows covered in milk or dark chocolate, an assortment of crème eggs and much more – all amid grass in a gift box decorated by Karandzieff’s mother, Bessie.

The family-owned and -operated business in Old North St. Louis has been crafting Easter candy since it opened 103 years ago, with the holiday’s offerings taking off in the ’50s when Karandzieff’s father, George, began collecting more chocolate molds – a selection that now stands at more than 50.

Today, the candy still is made the same way, and Karandzieff pours each piece himself. “My dad used to fill each mold using a ladle,” Karandzieff says. “Now I have a 450-pound chocolate machine that melts and tempers the chocolate. The biggest difference is the pump – it picks up the pace, but the overall process for one mold is still about 20 minutes.”

Since the early ’90s, Easter has been the business’ biggest candy season, as many St. Louis families have made the shop a favorite stop for the holiday. “It’s great to have multiple generations coming back year after year,” Karandzieff says.

1401 St. Louis Ave., Old North St. Louis, St. Louis, 314-621-9650, crowncandykitchen.com

Kakao Chocolate bunny assortment

KaKao cHocolate With one adorable ear playfully flopped down, Kakao Chocolate’s signature chocolate bunny has returned as the sweet showpiece of its Easter offerings.

In 2009, Kakao kicked off its line of cute confections to deliciously mark the holiday, which also includes hand-dipped truffles and caramels. “We never use any artificial flavors, colors, preservatives or sweeteners – just the best real ingredients – and we do everything by hand,” says Brian Pelletier, owner and chief chocolatier, adding that Kakao’s sea-salt caramels are by far the biggest seller, as are the chocolate bunnies. “Each truffle and caramel is dipped one at a time, and each bunny is made in a single mold, turned by hand until the chocolate sets.”

Confectioners at all three of its St. Louis-area locations are constantly coming up with new candies

and flavors – maximizing the use of local ingredients like local herbs and honey in the springtime. “Because we’re always coming up with new flavors, customers can try something new every time they come in,” Pelletier says. “We are planning some fun new herb flavors, like rosemary and lavender, and we’re playing with a white chocolate-peanut butter meltaway that everyone is going to love.”

Kakao has made all of its confection by hand in its nine years in business, one delightful and delectable chocolate bunny at a time.

7272 Manchester Road, Maplewood, 314-645-4446; 7720 Forsyth Blvd., Clayton, 314-726-7974; 2301 S. Jefferson Ave., Fox Park, St. Louis, 314-771-2310; kakaochocolate.com

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‌THE ART OF ENTERTAINING

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Stop in every Monday for Family Night, where you

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can choose two fresh casseroles, a garden salad, Italian

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There’s nothing better than having breakfast

Experience fine cuisine and exceptionally crafted cocktails

feast on omelets, flatbreads, sliders and the best

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whenever you feel like it. So whether you like yours at the crack of dawn or after a night on the town,

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2132 Edwards St., 758 S. Fourth St., 314-776-3100, mamasonthehill.com Craving home-cooked goodness? Trust Mama’s to satisfy your appetite. Dig into authentic, mouthwatering Italian specialties, from chicken spiedini and seafood linguine to Mom’s Lasagna.

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Updated, guest house, 2 acres

35 Somerset Downs Ladue $2,100,000

Pool, tennis court, pond, 3 acres

NEW PRICE

NEW LISTING

Updated, pool, 1.9 acres

52 Lake Forest Richmond Heights Fabulous Lake Forest home has a beautifully updated kitchen, baths, lower level and outdoor living space. Clayton schools.

Offered at $1,175,000.

28 Somerset Downs Ladue $1,725,000

Premier 3-acre building site

9747 Litzsinger Road Ladue $1,399,000 Main floor master, 2.92 acres

13306 Fairfield Circle Drive Town & Country $675,000 Updated, gated condo community

Whether you are buying or selling a luxury home, choose The Ryan Tradition.

50

YEARS 1965-2015

Knowledge. Service. Integrity. Excellence. $50+ million in sales in our 50th year

If you would like to discuss your significant property needs, please contact us. We look forward to the opportunity to work with you.

JOHN RYAN 314.941.0572

theryantradition.com Coldwell Banker Gundaker - Ladue 314.993.8000

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