April 1, 2016 by Ladue News

learning healthy habits

CAMP JUMP START

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FOUR SEASONS OF FASHION

new president vicki sauter

CRAFT ALLIANCE

Style. Society. Success. | April 1, 2016

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10 Forest Hills Ridge Court

2762 Wynncrest Manor Drive

Olivette | $1,250,000

Clarkson Valley | $850,000

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213 North Bemiston Avenue

Creve Coeur | $1,475,000

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7 Devon Road

24 Upper Conway Court

Glendale | $799,900

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Margie Medelberg & Karen Davis-Tucker 314-265-3888 www.themedelbergteam.com 1014 Devonworth Manor Way - Magnificent 1.5 story custom home on private cul-de-sac boasts spacious master suite with glamour bath and beautiful gourmet kitchen. 9927 Holliston Ct - Perfect 1.5 story home in Ladue with features of the finest quality such as master bedroom suite with sitting room and fireplace, an custom pool and spa. 624 Savannah View - Beautiful 10 month old home with impressive upgrades and finishes throughout, and desirable floorplan with large open kitchen to family room, breakfast, and hearth room.

1014 Devonworth Manor Way Town & Country | $1,45,0000

9927 Holliston Court Ladue | Open Sun 1-3

624 Savannah View Town & Country | $859,000

Eric Merchant 314-541-1218

www.merchantofhomes.com Rare opportunity to own a piece of history! This century-old vintage farmhouse is in excellent condition with original hardwood trim and flooring throughout. The nearly 150 acres of land offers picturesque views, farming, hunting, live spring, and privacy.

Vintage farmhouse on nearly 150 acres 20005 State Highway 47 | Marthasville | $824,900

Land | Litwack & Associates 314-872-6716

www.landlitwack.com Marvelous 1.5 story estate in Ladue situated on prime 3 acres. The flow throughout this 8 bedroom, 6 full and 2 half bath home is effortless. Striking features are found in every living space such as leaded stained glass windows in the living and dining rooms, updated gourmet kitchen, and covered back patio with private pool.

9810 Log Cabin Court Ladue | $1,475,000

10 Frontenac Place Frontenac | UNDER CONTRACT!

Suzanne Matyiko 314-496-8224

www.suzannematyiko.com Beautiful 5,200 sq ft ranch home in Lake St. Louis with 5 spacious bedrooms and 3.5 baths. This meticulously maintained and decorated home features 9’ ceilings throughout, formal dining room, and gourmet kitchen opening to beautiful deck and outdoor living space. Enjoy full Lake St. Louis amenities including pool, club, golf, and tennis.

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Arts & Culture Feature:

CRAFT ALLIANCE CENTER OF ART + DESIGN

Alice Handelman, in her second of two features for this issue of LN, profiles Vicki L. Sauter, the new president of Craft Alliance Center of Art + Design. Included: teapots aplenty!

THE DAILY Style Feature:

FOUR SEASONS OF FASHION

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Game On! Hyken’s Homework Crossword Puzzle Feature: Camp Jump Start

Vivaldi mingles with visual vivacity, reports LN stalwart Denise Kruse, in the St. Louis Symphony’s inaugural Four Seasons of Fashion event, featuring Cameron Silver, LA’s “King of Vintage.”

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learning healthy habits

CAMP JUMP START

coming to st. louis symphony

FOUR SEASONS OF FASHION

new president vicki sauter

CRAFT ALLIANCE

Style. Society. Success. | April 1, 2016

ARTS & CULTURE 76 78 79

Assistance League of St. Louis improves the lives of children and their families through numerous philanthropic programs. Discover the difference this organization makes in the community as it prepares to host its annual Authors Brunch. Pictured on the cover (left to right) are Judy Smith, Charlene Milligan, Mary Belgeri and Delores Keiter at Fantastic Finds, Assistance League’s upscale resale boutique. Photo by Sarah Conard. The story appears on page 12.

Dinner & A Show Around Town Feature: Craft Alliance Center of Art + Design

Saturday, april 9, 2016

9am - 2:30pm • The Atrium at Edward Jones

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Tickets are available at the Art Museum, through MetroTix, or by phone at 314.534.1111.

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Additional Listings! 2 Daniel Road | Ladue | $850,000 NEW LISTING! Opportunity is key with this property. Total of 48,788 square feet for combined lots. Lots 2 and 2A to be sold as a package with the house to be torn down. This property is conveniently located, with lovely grounds and mature trees.

7 Carrswold Drive | Clayton | $2,595,000 This inspired residence has been re-imagined to create a one-of-akind, modern Georgian colonial. The two-story entry hall showcases a sweeping staircase, stunning granite tile floor and a striking sightline all the way to the pool. 1518 Madison Creek Lane | Wildwood | $2,495,000 NEW LISTING! A majestic covered bridge leads you to this tranquil 1.5 story family estate tucked away on 12.5 acres! The spacious master suite is updated and the master bath includes a TV hidden in vanity mirror. Double staircases lead you to the walkout lower level, featuring a basketball court and family room. This home really does have it all! 1945 Seven Pines | St. Louis | $319,900 NEW LISTING! Move right in to this fabulous remodeled traditional ranch. The beautiful kitchen has 42-inch cabinets and granite counters. Enjoy the neighborhood pool and clubhouse along with the convenient location near schools, shopping, and parks.

More Residential Properties 10 Fieldstone Trail (Ladue). $1,945,000 4 Barclay Woods (Ladue). $1,850,000 18 Dromara Road (Ladue). $1,499,000 18 Brookwood Road (Town & Country). $1,495,000 18 Balcon Estates (Creve Coeur). $1,400,000 115 Pointer Lane (Ladue). $1,125,000 30 Vouga Lane (Frontenac). $1,124,900 9323 Caddyshack (Sunset Hills). $839,000 32 Broadview Farm (Creve Coeur). $895,000 9754 Old Warson Road (Ladue). $799,000 5228 Westminster (St. Louis). $759,000 44 Clermont Lane (Ladue). $775,000 8 Layton Terrace (Richmond Heights). $759,900 300 Babler Road (Town & Country). $749,900 1177 Bella Vista (Ladue). $635,000 310 Altus Place (Kirkwood). $575,000 13682 Peacock Farm Road (Frontenac). $559,900 1323 Mallet Hill (Ellisville). $550,000 161 Stuart Lane (Eureka). $549,900 557 Beauford Drive (Warson Woods). $499,000 14 Beacon Hill (Creve Coeur). $499,000 7034 Maryland Ave. (U. City). $489,000 110 Plantation Drive (Creve Coeur). $485,000 1566 Treherne (Chesterfield). $475,000 731 Carman Meadows Drive (Manchester). $435,000 510 Fairview (Webster Groves). $425,000 77 Whitehall (Brentwood). $419,000 6916 Pershing Avenue (University City). $414,900 126 Berry Manor Circle (St. Peters). $379,900 809 Rampart Drive (Webster Groves). $369,000

1. 8970 Moydalgan Road• Ladue $1,379,000 The extensive updates to this classic Bernoudy embrace the original elements of the home, designed to fit the contours of the property. Expansive windows form exterior walls in all of the main rooms of the home. The modern architectural design is in harmony with sophisticated surrounding landscape in this prime Ladue location. 2. 1950 Log Cabin Lane • Ladue $2,295,000 Impressively situated on three wooded acres, this stunning California contemporary is thoughtfully designed with dramatic architectural details. The great room with wall-size windows brings the outside in. An inviting pool and tennis court, updated kitchen and a large finished lower level finishes out this one-of-a-kind home. 3. 1566 Treherne • Chesterfield $475,000 OPEN SUNDAY! This extensively remodeled two story has been expanded to include a sunny light-filled family room and beautiful interlock stone patio. This home has gleaming hardwood floors, a stone fireplace, remodeled kitchen and baths. Spectacular lower level with large fully equipped bar area, custom fireplace, office, storage and more. Beautifully finished carriage house with additional garage space features second floor, which is ready for finish. 4. 77 Whitehall • Brentwood $419,000 OPEN SUNDAY! Charming three bedrooms, two-bath ranch located on a private Brentwood street! The open floor plan welcomes you in with hardwood floors throughout and updated windows, roof and plumbing. Completed with a beautiful walk out patio... you will fall in love!

7228 Lindell (University City). 139 Berry Manor Circle (St. Peters). 821 Hawkins Court (Crestwood). 5401 Lindenwood Avenue (St. Louis). 714 Highland Avenue (Valley Park). 1513 N. Berry Road (Rock Hill). 17 Lawn Place (St. Louis). 68 Willow Brook Drive (St. Louis). 1144 Woodgate Drive (Kirkwood). 1330 Barkman Drive (Uninc St. Louis). 1225 Folger Ave (Kirkwood). 9341 Crawford Avenue (Rock Hill). 5653 Hancock (South City). 2148 McCausland Ave (St. Louis). 832 Karlsruhe Place (Mehlville).

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6. 9386 Caddyshack • Sunset Hills $839,000 This gorgeous home has a spectacular two-story great room with beautiful floor-to-ceiling windows looking out to gorgeous views. This home has a gourmet kitchen and a finished walk-out lower level complete with a finished bar and wine cellar. The outside area is perfect for entertaining with a lovely patio, fire pit and hot tub.

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Editor ‌Several years ago, I volunteered at a camp that taught rebellious kids teamwork through hands-on problem-solving exercises. The first exercise was a difficult one: The children didn’t want to talk to one another, they were pushy (literally) and all they wanted to do was give up and go home. About 30 minutes into the first exercise, the kids realized we wouldn’t let them quit. That’s when things changed, and the kids started communicating with one another. They started working together. They started respecting one another. By the time the kids completed the activity, every participant’s face lit up with a smile. By the end of the week, it was as if we were working with a completely different group of kids. In this week’s edition, Ladue News contributor Alice Handelman explores Camp Jump Start, where children learn healthy habits. One camper, a 15-year-old girl named Teegan, shares that the camp not only taught her how to live a healthier lifestyle, but also imbued her with confidence and self-worth. Teegan’s positive experience at Camp Jump Start made me stop in my tracks: No child should question his or her self-worth. That must have been an incredible and life-changing moment for her, and one that perfectly illustrates the importance of Camp Jump Start. I hope that this story touches you as much as it did me and that you’re also moved by the camp’s inspiring work and the impact it has in the lives of young people. All the best,

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1623 Chalmers Drive in Chesterfield

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Light-filled and classic describes this completely updated 2-story home with just over 3,000 square feet in soughtafter Chesterfield Hill subdivision. The kitchen is brand new and features custom cabinetry, granite counters and high-end stainless steel appliances. The adjacent main floor family room and four season sunroom are perfect entertaining spaces and lend to the overall wonderful flow of this home. The master suite is a true retreat and has a huge walk-in closet and luxurious updated bath. Three additional bedrooms, an updated hallway bath, finished lower level with full bath, main floor laundry room with custom cabinetry and oversized two-car garage.

Impeccably maintained, this spacious and open floor plan on a private cul-de-sac lot combines the spaces and location buyers want! Two-story entry foyer, custom molding, 9 foot ceilings on the main level, wood flooring, custom deck, and a 3-car side entry garage, are just a few of the upgraded features offered. Just over 3,500 square feet with natural light everywhere, zoned HVAC systems, and a kitchen/breakfast room/family room space equipped to host everyday tasks or entertain a crowd easily! Vaulted master bedroom suite, bedroom with an en suite, and a Jack and Jill bath connecting 2 other bedrooms. Walk-out lower level offering a full bath. Located in the Parkway Central Schools.

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Price: $2,389,500 I Bedrooms: 4 I Baths: 5.5 I Total Living Area: 8,956

2256 North Ballas Road in Town & Country

505 Pheasant Run Circle in St. Albans

When you step into the entry you will feel like you have discovered your own private resort. The great room features a painted domed ceiling, raised hearth fireplace and large picture windows that over look the Pebbletec pool with a waterfall feature, patio with an arbored pergola, and newer outdoor kitchen with fireplace and smoker. The first floor also boasts a formal living room, family room with built-in cabinets and bookshelves, an eat-in kitchen with center island, planning desk and first floor laundry room. The spacious main floor master has a huge walk-in closet with built- in dressersandabathwithwalk-inshoweranddoublesinks.Theexpansivelowerlevelhasawetbarand1000+bottlewinecellar.

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.

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nEW LISTInG | 2530 north Geyer Road Frontenac $739,000 Open 4/3, 1-3 PM

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nEW PRICE l 107 northarm Glendale $475,000 Open 4/3, 1-3 PM

nEW LISTInG l 14009 Eagle Manor Court Chesterfield $499,000

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725 N. 4TH STREET, St. Charles. Gorgeous historical 3-story

29 PICARDY LANE, Ladue. Classically beautiful home has so

bathrooms and updated kitchen. $265,975. Open 4/2, 11-1 PM

home full of grace and charm. Three large bedrooms, renovated

much to offer. 4 bedrooms and 3.5 baths. Exceptional yard with beautiful water feature. $1,195,000. Open 4/3, 1-3 PM 2256 NORTH BALLAS ROAD, Town & Country. Tucked away on 1+ acre, this house has it all. Features pool, arbored pergola and an outdoor kitchen! $1,149,000.

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12 MIDPARK LANE, Ladue. Offering serenity and sophistication, this masterfully renovated 3+ bedroom and 3.5 bath cottage is an urban retreat. $989,000.

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2530 NORTH GEYER ROAD, Frontenac. Higginbotham-built Colonial on approximately 1 acre with saltwater pool. 4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths. Ladue Schools. $739,000.

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7910 TEASDALE AVENUE, University City. Meticulously maintained four bed, 2.5 bath home with open floor plan sits on quiet street in most desirable neighborhood. $592,000. Open 4/3, 1-3 PM 578 EAGLE MANOR LANE, Chesterfield. Impeccably maintained, this spacious and open floor plan on a private cul-de-sac lot combines the spaces and location buyers want!

$539,900

1623 CHALMERS DRIVE, Chesterfield. Light-filled and classic describes this completely updated 2-story home in soughtafter Chesterfield Hill subdivision. $520,000. Open 4/3, 1-3 PM 14009 EAGLE MANOR COURT, Chesterfield. Gracious style and attention-to-detail make this property a stand-out. 4 bedrooms and 3.5 baths plus a lovely, open floorplan.

$499,000

2426 ROCKFORD AVENUE, Rock Hill. Adorable 2 bed and 1 bath bungalow with covered front porch sits on beautifully landscaped quiet yard.

$133,500

LuxuryCollection 9847 LITzSINGER ROAD, Ladue. $6,650,000 11 APPLE TREE LANE, Ladue. $4,850,000 19 CARRSWOLD DRIVE, Clayton. $2,595,000 26 ROCLARE LANE, Town & Country. $2,499,000 BLUFFS OF ST. ALBANS, St. Albans. $2,389,500 2463 OAK SPRINGS LANE, Town & Country. $1,988,000 1041 LAY ROAD, Ladue. $1,965,000 30 BELLERIVE COUNTRY CLUB, Town & Country. $1,795,000 40 PORTLAND PLACE, CWE. $1,750,000 2 HOLIDAY LANE, Frontenac. $1,695,000 2 LOG CABIN DRIVE, Ladue. $1,695,000 5105 LINDELL BOULEVARD, CWE. $1,595,000 215 SOUTH WARSON ROAD, Ladue. $1,495,000 274 SAINT GEORGES, St. Albans. $1,375,000 14790 SUGARWOOD TRAIL, Chesterfield. $1,249,000 9052 CLAYTON ROAD, TBB, Richmond Heights. $1,100,000 1401 WINDGATE WAY LANE, Chesterfield. $999,000 1516 SHEPARD ROAD, Wildwood. $875,000 8 RIO VISTA, Ladue. $869,000 108 CLUB CREEK COURT, St. Albans. $850,000 369 MERLOT LANE, St. Albans. $849,000 2648 WYNNCREST RIDGE DRIVE, Wildwood. $834,900 21 BERKLEY LANE, Ladue. $809,000 2192 WHITE LANE, Chesterfield. $799,000

107 NORTHARM DRIVE, Glendale. 545 GASCONY WAY, Warson Woods. 12190 ROYAL VALLEY DRIVE, Creve Coeur. 5 LADUE HILLS, Ladue Schools. 2477 INDIAN TREE CIRCLE, Wildwood. 852 BRIARFARM LANE, Kirkwood. 2217 CLEEK COURT, Ladue Schools. 7457 CORNELL AVENUE, university City. 7512 BALSON AVENUE, University City. 8700 WHITE AVENUE, Brentwood. 1592 GREENFIELD CROSSING COURT, Ballwin. 23 NORTH BOYLE STREET, Cwe. 5819 ARSENAL STREET, St. Louis.

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ASSISTANCE LEAGUE OF ST. LOUIS

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By Amanda Dahl

n the middle of the night, a woman flees her home, children in tow, to escape the abusive environment she has found her family in. Their escape requires a fast getaway – clothes are left behind, and only essentials come with. It’s a familiar story, heard all too often. Assistance League strives to make the difference in these harrowing moments through Project ROSE (Raise Our Self-Esteem), a collective effort to deliver clothing and household items to women who find themselves in this situation and living in shelters. Project ROSE will receive funding from the upcoming Authors Brunch. In its 11th year, the Authors Brunch showcases two talents, one local and one national. Jane Harbron, president of Assistance League, shares what to look forward to this year. “Ruth Riechl is our national author. She’ll talk about the uncertain future she faced

BRUNCH

as the last editor [-in-chief] of Gourmet magazine. [Her] gourmet cookbooks and memoirs are quite a delight ,” Harbron says. “Christina Lang will talk about writing cookbooks and managing a new baby with her husband. She’s been on the Today [show] and several national broadcasts. She’s a real sweetheart and lives in Kirkwood.” The brunch also features an auction. The reach of this single organization truly impresses, impacting more than 43,000 people in the community with 63,000-plus volunteer-hours clocked just last year. “Assistance League is a nonprofit, all-volunteer organization whose members identify, develop, fund and implement programs to serve and meet the needs of children and adults in the community,” Harbron explains. “We’re all about helping children and deserving adults. We intend to [commit to] more hours this year and expand our programs.”

Those programs include Operation School Bell, which supplies school uniforms; Steps for Success, which supplies athletic shoes; Operation Hug, which supplies bears to children in emergency rooms; My Own Fun Stuff, which supplies activity kits to children in emergency rooms and adults suffering from dementia; and Outreach, which answers special requests and provides funding to outside agencies. “Fantastic Finds, an upscale boutique retail store, is our largest fundraiser. We have a dedicated team of all volunteers at the store,” Harbron says. Shop at the boutique or attend the Authors Brunch, and further the mission of this important organization, which looks out for the community’s children. Visit 30 Henry Ave. or call 636-227-6200 and learn how to get involved. Check out alstl.org to learn more.

Featuring Ruth Reichl and Christina Lane The Atrium at Edward Jones 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Sat., April 9 Snag your tickets at alstl.org or call 636-227-6200. Ruth Reichl

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Ladue News

PLATINUM LIST PARTY

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Photos by Bryan Schraier and Micah Usher adue News held its inaugural Platinum List party at Palladium Saint Louis to celebrate the honorees of this year’s list, as chosen by LN readers. In addition to drinks and passed hors d’oeuvres, guests were able to interact with winners and runners-up and enjoyed music from Jazz St. Louis. The attendees were the first to hear this year’s winners in 68 categories – everything from luxury-car dealer to pastry chef to children’s shoe store.

Plaza Motors BMW Back Row: Colin Akos, Jason Rey, Jeff Baker, Liath Quaisi, Andrew Wilson. Front Row: Fredrick Smith, Ashley Hardebeck, Brittney Clayton, Zachary Higdon, Todd Flowers

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The inaugural Platinum List party was a celebration of the businesses and industry experts that make a difference in the lives of our readers. We were pleased to have brought them together to honor that special relationship beyond the pages of the print publication and truly bring the list to life. ANDREA GRIFFITH, LN GENERAL MANAGER

Wells Fargo Advisors: Tom Schmidt, Elizabeth Mannen, John Carter, Mary Atkin, Rick Salus

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Lisa Malone, Allison Collinger The Gatesworth: Christie Wolf, Glenda Knittel, Martha Kessel, Dominique Charles, Karen Rosenthal, Carrie Montrey, Bob Leonard

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SouthSide Early Childhood Center

ANNUAL GALA

Photos and story by Bryan Schraier

elebrating its 130th anniversary, SouthSide Early Childhood Center held its annual gala at The Ritz-Carlton, St. Louis, which featured silent and super-silent auctions during a cocktail reception, along with a raffle. The event helps support an accredited early-childhood center, which, in addition to top-quality early-childhood education, uses its earlyintervention services and its family-partnership program to support many children dealing with poverty, crime, and disability and mental-health issues.

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Tim and Sandra Burke, Tracy and Jim Zaleski

Tom Diggs, Amy Moss, Diane Kalishman, Nina Abboud

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This organization changes children’s lives. It changes their lives for the long run. Nothing makes me more proud than to be able to help a child that has been struggling for whatever reason. Maybe their parents are unemployed. Maybe their parents are struggling. Maybe they have a learning disability or another disability that’s making it difficult for them. SouthSide helps those children. SouthSide gets to the root of the problem and helps children achieve. You start a kid off in preschool, they do well in grade school, they do well in middle school, they do well in high school. The next thing you know, they’re being the auctioneer at the gala. PEGGY LADD, FORMER BOARD MEMBER AND THE NIGHT’S AUCTIONEER

Chris and Meg Schneithorst, Subash and Kathy Alias, Lindsey and George Kriegshauser

Steve Kuca, Charlotte Martin, Kelly Triska, Aaren Leeker, Jim and Jane Rubin

Dawn Kotva, Susan Stith, Alex Stith, Drexel Stith

Katie and Chris Nagus

Jennifer Simmons, Jeroen Coppens

Chris and Whitney Allen

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Legal Services of Eastern Missouri

JUSTICE FOR ALL BALL Story and photos by Elizabeth Merkel

egal Services of Eastern Missouri recently celebrated its 26th annual Justice for All Ball at the Hyatt Regency St. Louis at the Arch. More than 700 of its closest friends attended this year’s “Diamonds Are Forever” event. The festivities included cocktails, a silent auction, dinner, dancing and live entertainment. Stephanie Dorssom and Priscilla Murray served as co-chairs, and the organization’s executive director and general counsel, Dan Glazier, greeted guests. The funds raised that evening help to advance the organization’s mission of providing high-quality, holistic, civil-legal assistance for lowincome/low-opportunity individuals throughout the area. The event helps to ensure that the organization can provide aid to victims of domestic violence, families facing homelessness, children who receive special-education services and those who seek access to health care.

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ln The Justice Ball is a representation of all the support we receive throughout the year from the legal community. The ability to gather everyone together for fun and connecting while raising money for a good cause is wonderful. Legal Services helps clients to survive and ultimately thrive by helping low-income families to get a roof over their head, access to quality health care, receive educational services and more. DAN GLAZIER, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR (PICTURED WITH NANCY SNOW)

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Provident

SPIRIT OF PROVIDENT GALA

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elebrating 156 years of impacting lives and the 50th anniversary of Life Crisis Services, Provident held its annual Spirit of Provident Gala at the Four Seasons Hotel in downtown St. Louis. After cocktails, a silent auction and dinner, guests applauded as a volunteer award was given to long-time volunteer Charles Box. The Spirit of Provident Award was presented to Risa Zwerling and Mark Wrighton. Then keynote speaker Kevin Hines talked about his suicide attempt at the Golden Gate Bridge and how it led him to become an author and well-known mental-health advocate. Hines signed books after the program, while guests enjoyed a chocolate-and-coffee bar.

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Steve Sullivan, Peter Neidorff

Provident is one of those entities in place that helps people live better lives that are faced with mental-illness challenges. So we want to be in a position whereby we can direct resources to those folks that need the help the most â&#x20AC;&#x201C; the neediest of many St. Louisans. So what a wonderful place. LARRY THOMAS, NEW BOARD CHAIR AND PARTNER AT EDWARD JONES

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David and Paulina Conner, Eddie and Betsy Lawlor, Marylen Mann, Frank Jacobs

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Charities & Non Profits

Created in 1989, the St. Louis Public Librar y Foundation supports the St. Louis Public Librar y’s programs and ser vices through advocacy, fundraising and building relationships with others who share a passion for the librar y’s work . The St. Louis Public Library Foundation exceeded its $20 million goal for the Central To Your World campaign. The campaign was part of an overall $70 million public-private partnership to restore and modernize Central Library downtown. Pictured on the cover is St. Louis Public Library Executive Director, Waller McGuire. For information, visit slplfoundation.org or call 314-340-2403.

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St. LouiS PubLic Library Foundation

Alive with Alison and John Ferring

ast month, the St. Louis Public Library (SLPL) Foundation completed its Central To Your World capital campaign led by campaign co-chairs Alison Nichols Ferring and Tom Schlafly, both members of the SLPL Board of Directors. The $20 million campaign goal was part of an overall $70 million project which restored and modernized the Central Library downtown. SLPL Foundation director Elizabeth Reeves says the Central To Your World campaign is the largest fundraising project the Library’s Foundation has ever taken on. The Foundation accepted the challenge of raising $20 million of the specified $70 million. That $20 million came from St. Louis’ thriving philanthropic community. Reeves says the success of the campaign was largely helped by campaign co-chairs Alison Nichols Ferring and Tom Schlafly. Ferring says the library is a place of transformation for all who visit, and she is deeply grateful to all the donors who helped the cause. Schlafly notes that St. Louis has a world class library because of Andrew Carnegie’s vision, and the donors in this campaign have helped further that. “The donors to the capital campaign have helped ensure that Carnegie’s vision will be realized throughout the 21st century in ways he, and we, could never have imagined,” he says. Reeves says she has been privileged to work with two dedicated and thoughtful civic leaders whose commitment to the library is unmatched. “[Ferring and Schlafly], through their work as co-chairs for the Central To Your World capital campaign, embraced the library’s vision and contributed generously to restore and revitalize the Central Library,” she says. “Today’s citizens and future generations owe them our sincere gratitude for their tremendous leadership.”

The Central Library building opened in downtown St. Louis in 1912, and restoration of the building was completed in 2012. The Central Library is home to a wide array of free activities year-round and has seen more than 1.5 million visitors since its reopening in 2012. The library hosts authors, the Not So Quiet! Concert Series that’s inside during the winter and outside in the warm-weather months, a classical music series, movies, writing workshops for veterans, children’s programs, exhibits and more. Currently, the library is hosting a major photography exhibit, Through the Lens of St. Louis, to be followed by an exhibit on fantasy maps in literature, which will tie in

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with the Summer Reading Club theme. The library also hosts a comics convention that was attended by approximately 1,000 people last year, and Reeves and the library team look forward to the event’s continued success each year going forward. “The library is alive,” Reeves says. “Thanks to the generosity of hundreds of individuals, businesses and foundations, we were able to preserve a St. Louis landmark and bring it into the 21st century where thousands visit and use it every day.” 314-241-2288, slpl.org, 1301 Olive St., St. Louis

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‌April 1

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Gateway180’s OPEN YOUR HEART FOR THE HOMELESS GALA at The Randall Gallery (gateway180.org)

Dance St. Louis’ 50 FORWARD BALLET BALL at the Four Seasons Hotel St. Louis (dancestlouis.org)

Center for Hearing & Speech’s BACK TO THE PROM at Hollywood Casino St. Louis (hearing-speechstlouis.org)

April 2

Epworth Children & Family Services’ PILLAR OF STRENGTH AWARDS at the Scottrade Center (epworth.org)

April 4

St. Louis Symphony’s FOUR SEASONS OF FASHION at Powell Hall (stlsymphony.org)

April 7

The Academy of Science St. Louis’ 22nd annual OUTSTANDING ST. LOUIS SCIENTISTS AWARDS DINNER at The Chase Park Plaza Starlight Ballroom (academyofsciencestl.org)

April 8

Ruth’s Chris Steak House WINE TASTING to benefit Easter Seals Midwest at the Hyatt Regency St. Louis at The Arch (eastersealsmidwest.org)

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Design DESTINATION

CRAZY ABOUT CORAL IN OAHU By Alecia Lassing

Sunrise over Hanauma Bay on Oahu, Hawaii

The quaint tropical paradise that is Hanauma Bay in Oahu, Hawaii, has lush vegetation and magnificent white-sand beaches that are alluring, to say the least. However, the bay’s rich coral reefs are what brings approximately 1 million tourists a year to partake in underwater activities. The bay’s curved shape and mild wave action make it the ideal area to sustain a living coral reef of many different shapes and sizes. Once a favorite fishing spot of the Hawaiian kings, Hanauma Bay is now residing there, including the multicolored Humuhumunukunukuapua’a fish, also known as the reef triggerfish, which is a symbol of Hawaii. Since coral reefs are collections of living entities, they can’t be removed from the water, and offenders can face a hefty fine. Luckily, there are many coralinspired pieces that can bring a little piece of paradise into your home.

This marvelous Nickel Round Coral Bowl shows the coral’s delicate beauty, while adding a modern shine. $228, available through Ethan Allen (ethanallen.com) This three-light chandelier from the Eventide collection

This beautiful Palecek Sanibel coral wall mirror is a simple piece for any room in your home. The handbent iron frame surrounds a round glass accent that provides the perfect touch of glam. $1,208, available through Savvy Surrounding Style (savvyladue.com)

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Clean SLATE By Connie Mitchell | Photos courtesy of Teddy Karl

When doWnsizing and decluttering your home, here are the best practices from a local interior designer.

ometimes you just need to start fresh. In the world of interior design, that might mean creating a new space to match a new phase of life. Teddy Karl, principal designer at The Great Cover-Up in Ladue, regularly works with people to make their environments reflect their lives, especially when big changes occur. Karl says downsizing most often occurs for homeowners after adult children leave or as older adults no longer want to care for a large house and yard. “Typically, they are ready for fewer bedrooms and less square footage,” he says. “Also, they might want a first-floor master suite or, better yet, an elevator.” Filling the smaller space with less “stuff” is almost always part of the equation. “Simplifying is usually brought up, as well – often a hearth or gathering room instead of a formal living room and family room,” Karl notes. Yet people collect a lot of things through the years, and culling the field for the most meaningful pieces is one of the first and most important steps. “I always suggest that they go through and select their favorite things,” Karl says. “I also like to move things around to give a sense of newness. I might opt to put the seldom sat-on living room sofa in the new hearth room, where it will finally get a chance to be used, or artwork that has always lived in a never-seen bedroom will seem new.” Karl recognizes that it can be hard to part with some items, so he recommends passing heirlooms on to other family members around the same time you’re considering downsizing. “Perhaps it’s time to leave the silver polishing to the next generation or, as my grandmother did, just use the sterling every day,” he says. “It doesn’t have a chance to tarnish that way, plus who deserves to use it more than you? On the other hand, it’s also a nice feeling to share things with the kids – let them have the things they cherish now, rather than waiting until you are gone, which leaves sad times attached to good memories.” Items that aren’t passed on or given away represent the most important belongings, and those favorite things often take pride of place or become a focal point around which the rest of the space can be developed. “If you anchor different spaces with those favorites, such as a rug or needlepoint chair or pillow, it gives a starting point to work with,” he says. Sometimes a homeowner has a favorite color or fabric type that might not have worked in his or her former house, and it will be a welcome change for the new space. In fact, Karl notes that some people jump at the chance to divest themselves of almost everything and create a completely new color palette and design scheme. A big challenge involves avoiding overcrowding in the new space, especially if it’s smaller. Every item brought from a dap place, but there’s always room for compromise, Karl says. previous home should have a purpose and rked with a couple combining households after a second marriage. Each was He recounts an example: “I recently work new place, so there was more than enough to work with to fill the space. There coming from a home almost as large as thee n were duplicates of many things, not to mention that each piece had memories attached that were not necessarily shared the pieces, and sometimes we gave in to sentiment and brought the duplicate by both. Sometimes we chose the ‘better’ off th items and just spread them out.” With an eye toward the future, Karl suggests that homeowners regularly assess their belongings, whether moving to a would need or find impossible to part with if they were moving sooner rather than new space or not, and consider what theyy w whatever reason, this planning process will pave the way. later. When the time comes to relocate, forr w “Don’t be afraid to talk to designers forr ssome early advice and encouragement,” Karl says. d tr treasured pieces beats throwing “Methodically going through heirlooms and er, making for a everything in a box and dealing with it later packed basement or storage area. Estate sales – after d stuff an and the you’ve removed the favorites, the good things the kids want – are very effective.” ding. View And don’t view the process as an ending simplified it as a clean slate. “Most people find thee simp existence refreshing,” Karl says. “A place forr everything, and everything in its place.” The Great Cover-Up, 9708 Clayton Road, St.. L Louis, 314-995-5701, greatcoverupdesign.com

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Mary Beth Benes

A native of St. Louis, Mary

Sarah Bernard

With a passion for our community,

Beth Benes has a comprehensive knowledge of the metropolitan

entrepreneurship and customer service, real estate allows Sarah Bernard

area, specializing in the Highway 40/64 Corridor with a focus on

to put her skills to great use. She began by launching a vacation rental

Ladue, Frontenac, Town & Country and Chesterfield. She has the

business and has since become certified in luxury home marketing.

know-how to assist in home-building, buying, selling and relocat-

She joined RedKey Realty Leaders in 2013 because the welcoming,

ing, making her an asset to clients every step of the way. She got her start in real estate helping new Cardinals players and their families, who she met through her husband’s career in Major League Baseball, and who turned to her for advice on the area’s best schools and locations. Soon, she began taking an active role in their search, and eventually earned her real estate license. Mary Beth not only understands the community; she gives back to her

professional environment complemented her business model. To ensure quality customer service in a dynamic environment, she built a team that focuses on delivering great service and using their collective knowledge to provide results for clients. Bernard is a St. Louis native whose focus lies primarily in the central corridor. She also specializes in second-home sales at Innsbrook Resort, where she owns two vacation getaways. She earned an MBA from the executive program at Washington University and honed her skills by working at The Fabulous Fox Theatre and

hometown in many ways, as well. She serves as a member of the

Ralston Purina. These skills assist her in providing exceptional service,

Town & Country architectural review board, and volunteers at

with a business-minded approach founded in smart financial strategy.

Parkway West Middle School, Westminister Christian Academy, the

Bernard has an interest in theater and music – which prompted a stint

Andy Benes Charity Golf Tournament, and is a member of the Villa

in a punk rock band during college. She received an undergraduate

Duchesne School Alumni.

degree in music composition and, today, hosts the weekly STL LIVE television show for St. Louis, where she interviews “movers and shakers” of the community. You also might catch her in the occasional television commercial or corporate video. She and her three teenagers have performed in musical-theater shows together and travelled multiple times to Nicaragua for mission trips. Entertaining is a passion they share, and they enjoy a home filled with music.

MARY BETH BENES

Sarah Bernard

314-707-7761

314-780-9070

MARYBETH.BENES@cBguNdAkER.coM

Office Phone: 314-692-7200

MARYBETHBENES.coM

SarahBernardrealeState.cOm

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Steve Breihan & Carolyn Malecek

thrive on client interaction and decided to launch their real estate careers many years ago, leaving behind the corporate world from which they came. Real estate satisfies their passion for service and has allowed them to provide a hands-on, personal approach to each client transaction. They both have finely tuned negotiation skills and expert knowledge, which has created a lasting partnership that enables their sellers and buyers to come out on top. Their seasoned approach, market knowledge and experience have them off to a great start in 2016, with $12-plus million in sales already under contract and $360-plus million in lifetime sales. Both Breihan and Malecek are native St. Louisans who value their community for its small-town atmosphere and big-city attractions. They both take pride in giving back to the community. Breihan serves on the Saint Michaels and Saint George food ministry, and he volunteer dog-walks for Stray Rescue. Malecek volunteers at Immacolata Parish and also is involved with the Saint Vincent de Paul and Saint Patrick Center food outreach programs. A portion of their commission from every closing is donated to either the Animal Protection Association (APA) or the Sunshine Kids Organization. From selling your home with the best terms to finding the ideal neighborhood to call home, Breihan and Malecek promise to provide “a customer service that clients have never before experienced.” This unwavering dedication to each client has landed Breihan and Malecek in the top 1-percent ranking of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Real Estate agents nationwide, as well as in the top 1 percent of all St. Louis agents

Breihan Malecek E xc e l l e n c e i n Re a l E s t a te

Steve Breihan 314-753-1899

Steve@SteveandCarolyn.Com SteveandCarolyn.Com

Carolyn maleCek 314-956-9405

Carolyn@SteveandCarolyn.Com SteveandCarolyn.Com

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Gina Bundy

decided to get back into the

business world nearly a decade ago, after her four sons were all in school. With an undergraduate degree from Southern Methodist University and an MBA from Washington University, Bundy was well-equipped to launch her career as a real estate agent at Gladys Manion. In a short time, Bundy has made an impression on the St. Louis market: She ranked No. 8 on the St. Louis Business Journal’s annual “Highest Selling St. Louis Real Estate Agents” list, and was named the top agent at Gladys Manion last year, with the highest sales. Bundy also was named one of only two agents in St. Louis’ Top 100 Agents, who achieved an average home price of more than $1 million in 2014. Bundy has achieved $94 million in lifetime sales, her success comes from her immense industry knowledge and her ability to listen to clients, ensuring their goals and priorities are met. A St. Louis native and longtime Ladue resident, Bundy’s expertise lies mainly in the areas of Clayton, Ladue, Frontenac, Creve Coeur and Huntleigh. When Bundy is not attending one of her sons’ football or lacrosse games, she enjoys traveling, playing golf and spending time with her family. She and her family vacationed in Africa last summer and are headed to Europe this summer. Bundy says traveling is the best education she can give her kids outside of their day-today schooling.

GINA BUNDY 267-6262 Office Phone: 721-4755 GlADYsmANION.cOm

Susan and Tom Csengody

Sabina Dehn

of Coldwell Banker Gundaker places

share a like-minded approach to real estate. Together, they utilize

emphasis on personal service in her career as a real estate professional

strong communication skills and stay customer service-oriented

in St. Louis and St. Charles counties. As a member of the Multi-Million

with strong attention to detail and by listening to clients’ needs. The

Dollar Club and President’s Elite Club, she has extensive experience with

Csengodys’ 15 years of experience in residential real estate has been built upon assisting buyers and sellers with a wide range of properties in communities throughout the central corridor, including University City, Richmond Heights, Clayton, Ladue, Kirkwood, Frontenac, Creve

marketing homes, corporate relocation and buyer’s representation. She has more than 18 years’ experience as one of the top 100 agents in the St. Louis area. Her other accolades include the honor of being listed in the

Coeur and Chesterfield. They offer a thorough marketing plan that

Top 10 Selling Agents for St. Louis Business Journal in 2015 and as a Five

reaches the most buyers and understand the importance of pricing a

Star Award agent as voted by clients since its inception in St. Louis Magazine

home right so that it sells fast.

– an honor awarded only to less than 4 percent of the region’s agents. Dehn

Tom launched his career by designing landscapes and gardens

also has a wide range of professional designations, including Residential

for private homes, bringing 20 years of experience to the table.

Real Estate Specialist, Cartus Network Relocation Specialist, Cartus Certified

The Csengodys’ garden even won Garden of the Year in St. Louis

Marketing Specialist, Lead Router E-Agent Designation and membership in

Homes & Lifestyles magazine. Together, he and Susan began renovating and selling homes over the next decade. Their love of the process and working with residential real estate led the team to focus solely on working with clients to help them with their real estate goals.

the St. Louis and Missouri Associations of Realtors, National Association of Realtors and St. Louis Multiple Listing Service (Matrix). The Sabina Dehn Group is a team composed of highly motivated professionals dedicated to providing the best real estate services in St. Louis.

Both give back to the community by being longtime supporters

From a licensed assistant-buyer’s agent, marketing director and listing

of the Saint Louis Zoo, Missouri Botanical Garden, Saint Louis

coordinator to a professional photographer and professional stager, with

Art Museum and Humane Society of Missouri. Tom serves on the

complete title services provided by U.S. Title Company, this team dedicates

board of The St. Louis Men’s Group Against Cancer, spending

itself to producing results. With the implementation of a unique, aggressive

several years on the gift committee and assisting with the annual

marketing plan, they pledge superior service and winning relationships

men’s dinner fundraiser. Susan was a former board member of the

with clients. Sabina and The Sabina Dehn Group work efficiently to achieve

Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of America – Midwest Chapter, and is a recipient of their Woman of Hope award.

your goals.

Tom & SuSan CSengody

Sabina Dehn

314-517-6952

(314) 941-4000

office Phone: 314-993-8000

Office Phone: (636) 394-9300

SuSan.CSengody@Cbgundaker.Com

www.SellingStlOuiSmetrO.cOm

gaTewayToSTLouiSHomeS.Com

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Lizzy Dooley & Michelle Moshiri Lizzy Dooley and Michelle Moshiri create a comprehensive and

Jiggs Dunn & Christine Cool The Jiggs Dunn and Christine Cool real estate partnership is defined

satisfying experience in real estate for both buyers and sellers.

by a wealth of experience in the St. Louis market combined with a

With the motto, Love where you live!, Dooley and Moshiri strive to

history of integrity. As top producers for Berkshire Hathaway Home-

make the home-buying process easy, stress-free and fun. Although

Services Alliance Real Estate, Dunn and Cool have been represent-

the team does sell properties throughout St. Louis, Dooley and

ing sellers’ and buyers’ real estate needs for more than 30 years.

Moshiri’s expertise focuses on marketing and selling homes in the

Cool started her real estate journey on the commercial side and

Central Corridor. The duo services a wide variety of clients, such

quickly discovered a passion for the residential market. Her keen

as first-time home-buyers, relocation transfers, physicians, empty-

attention to detail and dedication to clients combine with her ex-

nesters, business leaders and more. Masters at staging, these two

perience and enthusiasm, creating the perfect balance. Dunn has

have the know-how to make any home over. As full-time agents

excelled in the real estate industry for more than 35 years. She has

who study the market daily, the realtors take pride in creating an

a recognized brand with her slogan, “It’s a Dunn deal,” and scores

enjoyable experience for their clients and building lifelong rela-

of satisfied clients praise her energy, commitment and honesty.

tionships. The duo understands the market’s fluctuations and have

Dunn’s high energy level and determination have led to many

learned from experience how to stay on top and provide the best

achievements, including a consistent ranking in the top 1 percent

results for their clients. Dooley and Moshiri also are relocation-

of all St. Louis real estate agents. She lives and loves real estate,

certified and have extensive knowledge in investment housing.

working closely with her clients to provide personalized, profession-

Because of their strong networks in real estate, they have the ability

al service, as well as expertise and passion. Together, she and Cool

to uncover properties outside the MLS. Both born and raised in St.

encourage you to let their knowledge, experience and negotiating

Louis, Dooley and Moshiri have an extensive knowledge of the area

skills work for you when buying a home. And with $300 million in

to help clients find the best location. They both actively participate

closed sales in the last 10 years, it’s hard to refuse their offer.

in community service, and are members of Friends of Children’s Hospital, Mentorship International Network and Nurses for Newborns.

Lizzy DooLey 314-680-1426

office Phone: 314-725-5100 Lauramccarthy.com

micheLLe moshiri 636-692-8368

office Phone: 314-725-5100 Lauramccarthy.com

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JIGGS DUNN & CHRISTINE COOL 314-503-7999 314-614-5822 Office Phone: 314-997-7600 JIGGSDUNN.COm

Maria Elias

with a thoughtful eye and extensive

Amy Goffstein

Amy Goffstein’s passion for real

knowledge of St. Louis neighborhoods and school districts, Maria

estate sparked more than 20 years ago when she worked for a local

Elias is like a matchmaker for homes and clients. Born and raised

homebuilder. She subsequently moved to Vail, Colorado, where

in St. Louis, Elias has had children attend both public and private

she gained a wealth of experience in the luxury real estate market,

schools in the area, so she understands the importance of location

allowing her career to flourish. After she and her husband, Kevin,

for families. The certified relocation specialist, who specializes in

had their first child, they returned to St. Louis to be closer to

the central corridor, has worked as a realtor for 20 years, offering

family and friends. She continued doing what she loved - selling

clients a wealth of knowledge and experience.

St. Louis real estate. She prides herself on truly understanding

Elias’ accolades and accomplishments say it all: In addition to

where each client comes from and where he or she would like

consistently ranking in the top 1 percent of St. Louis realtors, Elias

to end up. She enjoys providing her clients with a strong level of

is in the top 1 percent of Coldwell Banker agents nationwide. She’s

comfort knowing their real estate transaction is in the hands of

had more than $200 million in sales transactions and is a member

someone who is competent, experienced and hardworking.

of Coldwell Banker Gundaker President’s Elite Club.

Above all, the client always remains her focus.

Clients rave about Elias’ knowledge of the market, professionalism

Goffstein volunteers at her children’s schools and supports

and willingness to go the extra mile. She works to find homes that

the Sunshine Kids Foundation. She also contributes a portion

meet each customer’s specific needs and desires.

of the proceeds from each closing to the organization, so that children diagnosed with cancer can participate in positive, fun group activities. In addition, she focuses on staying fit and enjoys horseback riding and skiing.

Maria Elias

Amy Goffstein

314.941.4346

314-712-1599

314.993.8000

AmyGoffstein.com

www.cbgundakEr.coM

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Maya Kefalov

With two master’s degrees

(a master’s in mass communication, marketing and advertising from Boston University; a master’s in Romanian and Spanish linguistics and literature from Sofia University in Bulgaria) and fluency in five languages, Maya Kefalov is proving that “international is the new location, location, location.” Her academic and executive background in marketing and advertising, including market research, has contributed to her 14 years of success in the real estate industry. She incorporates innovative marketing systems and custom pricing analysis to yield the highest sales among comparable homes, which translates to real estate growth for sellers and buyers through her smartly designed solutions. Kefalov has a passion for architecture, interior design and renovations. This passion leads her to be inventive and make a difference by doing things that haven’t been done before. “Companies, organizations and people who are open to improvement have my utmost respect and admiration – for it is difficult to change the world, while it is easy to just follow the flow,” she says. This has led her to tap into a network of potential clients for her sellers that reaches well beyond the city, state and even country. Kefalov came to the United States in 1995, following the dream of her husband, a professor of neuroscience at Washington University. St. Louis became their home in 2005, after six years spent in both Baltimore and Boston. Encouraging freedom of choice for her three teenagers, she carries this philosophy over to her business as a Realtor who guides, but never pushes, and still negotiates great deals for clients.

Maya Kefalov (314) 660-4040 Maya@RedKeyStlouiS.coM.

Dawn Krause & Tom Basler

The expertise of The Krause Basler Team lies in knowing how to listen to people so they can meet their real estate needs. Dawn Krause and Tom Basler recognize the importance of a high level of knowledge in the real estate industry, and place importance on first understanding each client and clients’ needs in order to then determine how best to serve them. Basler always held an interest in homes, and after six-plus years in corporate America as an engineer, he chose a career path which allowed him more control over his destiny. He grew up in the small town of Ste. Genevieve and quickly understood the value of building personal relationships. Krause hailed from a background in professional counseling, the field in which she earned her master’s degree. She became a recruiter in the human resources department of a health care system. After becoming pregnant with twins, while taking care of her 14-month-old daughter, she made the move to an industry that allowed her more flexibility. Her twin boys were diagnosed with autism at the age of three, which has given her the opportunity to view the world in a way she previously had never imagined. Both Krause and Basler give to the community in a multitude of ways, from supporting The BackStoppers, an organization which aids families of first responders who are killed in the line of duty, to taking part in the annual Keller Williams event known as Red Day, where offices close and agents spend a day volunteering in the community. Specializing in the central corridor, west St. Louis and St Charles County, The Krause Basler Team does not limit its geographical boundaries.The Krause Basler Team does not define its geographical boundaries, but specializes in the central corridor, west St. Louis and St. Charles County.

Dawn Krause & Tom Basler The Krause Basler Team 636-549-1129 www.TheKrauseBaslerTeam.com

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Jeff Lottmann

started his career in medical and

Sue and Katie McLaughlin

surgical supplies sales, applying business savvy and sales strategies

Sue McLaughlin started her career in real estate as an owner. She

to negotiate and close multi-million-dollar deals. His success in the

sold her interest in McLaughlin Real Estate in 1995 to join forces

industry allowed him to pursue his real passion: real estate.

with Laura McCarthy Real Estate. After graduating from Saint

A real estate investor, Lottmann is known for buying, renovating

Louis University, her daughter Katie followed in Sue’s footsteps.

and reselling properties of all types. In 2002, he turned his passion

More than 16 years later, the pair are consistently ranked a top

into a career by founding Lottmann Realty Group. In addition

producing team.

to the luxury housing market, Lottmann’s expertise includes lot

The knowledge of two different generations offers the McLaugh-

location for clients and builders, and multi-family apartments.

lins a unique understanding of each client’s situation. “Our

His business and practical expertise differentiate him from the

expertise increases every single day with every single deal, every

competition. Acting as an advocate and advisor for each client,

single problem – and every single client,” Sue says. She is a gradu-

Lottmann is committed to client satisfaction and matching people

ate of Washington University and holds broker, CRS and GRI

with property opportunities. As a result, he is the go-to agent for

designations.

many families and residential and commercial real estate investors

For both Sue and Katie, it all comes down to their care for each

throughout the course of their lives.

client. “By the time we finish a transaction, our clients are like

A father of three, Lottmann loves spending time with his children,

family to us. That is why we have so much repeat business,” Kate

coaching their various sports activities, boating and golfing.

says. “Our clients trust us and recognize that we know what we are

He serves on the Athletic Advisory Board of University of Missouri

doing.” Year after year, Sue and Katie’s effective efforts result in

St. Louis, and supports Habitat for Humanity and the

satisfied clients, both buyers and sellers, who are quick to refer this

Susan G. Komen Foundation.

successful team’s services.

Jeff Lottmann 314-406-8911 mystLreaLtor.com

Katie McLaughLin 314-283-8444

Office Phone: 314-569-1177 LauraMccarthy.cOM/sMcLaughLin

sue McLaughLin 314-504-4214

Office Phone: 314-569-1177 LauraMccarthy.cOM/sMcLaughLin

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Sabrina Robb

, in her 13-plus years of working

with the St. Louis community, has established herself as one of the area’s go-to Realtors. Alongside her husband, Dave, she has helped 42 families buy or sell their homes in 2015 and looks forward to an even more successful year in 2016. Her favorite part of being in the business is hearing the excitement in her clients’ voices when she tells them they have put together a deal! Having lived on both coasts prior to coming to St. Louis, Robb brings a unique perspective to her adopted hometown. Dedicated to promoting St. Louis as one of the nation’s leading cities, she often works with local employers to find new homes for relocating employees. Robb’s personal experience with relocation gives her a unique understanding, allowing her to make the often-emotional process a smooth one for her clients. With a developed expertise in marketing and selling distinctive luxury homes, Robb has comprehensive knowledge of the western corridor of St. Louis, in particular, Ladue, Clayton and University City. Her client list includes some of the area’s most distinguished business, civic and educational leaders. She resides in Clayton with her husband and 8-year-old twin sons. Robb remains committed to building upon her family’s long tradition of real estate in the St. Louis area.

Linda Robben

As a selling and buyer’s agent, Linda Robben promises to stay dedicated to her clients’ needs. Able to understand their concerns and fears, she aims to make the experience of buying or selling a home as pleasant as possible. Specializing in the central corridor and Chesterfield-Wildwood areas, she enjoys turning client transactions into solid relationships. Previously Linda worked in the Health Club/Day Spa Industry, as well as a being a Consultant in the Private Golf Country Club business around the United States. Linda was looking for an industry to use her business skills in Marketing, Negotiations, and legal skills from being a Paralegal. She had a taste of the real estate industry at some of the clubs that provided land and homes with the Country Club Memberships. Linda quickly realized that the Real Estate Industry provided her with the career to utilize all her acquired skills in negotiations and marketing. Linda enjoys providing superior customer service to her clients while helping them achieve their goals during the Real Estate process. Linda gives back to the community by donating a portion of each real estate transaction to Angels Arms, a non for profit that provides homes for Foster Children to live in while keeping siblings together. In 2012, she was honored with the Thomas Pulliam II Volunteer of the Year award. Linda also volunteers and sits on the Committee for Development with “Home Sweet Home”. Linda enjoys fishing for bass during the summers in MN while staying on Gull Lake. She also enjoys duck hunting, golfing and tennis. Linda and Dave reside in the Chesterfield-Wildwood area. With the blended family they have five grandchildren- Vanessa, Antonio, Jaylin, Jordan and Grayson---and are delighted to announce one more is on the way!

Sabrina robb

Linda Robben

314-677-6490

314.265.2444

robbpartnerS.com

Linda@janetmcafee.com janetmcafee.com/LindaRobben

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Jen Ross Cross

Consistently ranked in the top 1

percent of all St. Louis Realtors, Jen Ross Cross has been an agent full time for 14 years and, in 2009, was invited to become partner in Upper End Properties. Ever since, the agency has worked to increase its team and client base with high levels of success. Her personal business model has evolved as she learned to specialize in presentation of properties, pricing and negotiation. Cross inherited her passion from her parents, who were serial house hunters. Moving many times throughout the St. Louis area, she and her sister always took part of the process, which enabled Cross to learn firsthand about the various areas of the city, having

Megan Schnoebelen Rowe Joan Schnoebelen

Megan and Joan are both

consistently the top producers for Laura McCarthy Real Estate, and it’s no wonder, given their well spring of energy and their talent for multi-tasking. The secret of their success rests on the high importance they place on accountability. They are always there for all parties, promptly returning all phone calls, texts, emails… in other words, They Answer the Call each and every time! In their spare moments, Joan and Megan rejuvenate by creating and decorating. Blending these interests with their passion for service

lived in so many of them. She rescues animals, from rodents and

extends to their community work and support. This mother-

birds to dogs and, most recently, a cat from impending doom.

daughter team actively participates in events related to the Juvenile

She keeps an extra leash and dog treats in her car, in case she

Diabetes Foundation as both Megan’s husband and son, Joan’s

runs across an animal in need of help. Her favorite animal is the

grandson and son-in-law are both have Type 1 Diabetes. All of their

manatee, and one of her bucket-list dreams is to swim with the sea

endeavors are close to their hearts and also include neighborhood,

creature. Her friends even adopted a manatee named Merlin for

parish and alumni associations of Villa Duschesne and Oak Hill

her on her birthday.

schools. Also close to their heart is Our Little Haven in Mount

Cross specializes in the areas along Highway 40, from downtown to

Grace Convent. Joan Schnoebelen and Megan Rowe extend their

Wildwood. A large part of her business is based on referrals. “I am

grateful appreciation to the nurturing community they are proud

very fortunate that past clients share their positive experiences and

to call their own.

trust me to help their friends and families,” Cross says. “It truly is the most genuine compliment one can receive in this industry.”.

Jennifer ross Cross

Joan Schnoebelen

314-313-1779

JSchnoebelen@lauramccarthy.com

Jen@rossCrossrealtor.Com

314.406.0005

megan rowe

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John Ryan

Continuing a real estate legacy, which

Ted Wight

is known for selling interesting properties

dates back to 1965, agent John Ryan leads the central corridor of

with personality and stories. His current listings include Falicon

St. Louis’ luxury market. The Ryan Tradition was founded when

Mansion in Clarksville, which was built in the early 1900s by a gen-

nationally recognized agent Anne Ryan and her son, John, joined

tleman who helped create the train coupler; the Symington House

forces more than 24 years ago. During that time, the team has sold

in Ladue, designed by William Bernoudy, where Eleanor Roosevelt

more than $936 million of area real estate. Today, John Ryan and his partner, Aimee Simpson, continue The Ryan Tradition with the same level of high-quality service, expertise and professionalism that clients know and appreciate. Ryan leads the market in volume and average sale price, representing both buyers and sellers in Ladue, Clayton, Huntleigh, Frontenac, Creve Coeur and Town and Country. He consistently is

slept; Prides Crossing in House Springs, where Judy Garland and Elvis Presley stayed (not at the same time); Orthwein Mansion in Huntleigh, where a famous kidnapping took place on New Year’s Eve in 1930; Burton Dueke’s former house in Chesterfield, with 8-stall stables; and coming soon, Pershing Place Mansion, which is being converted into three glamorous condos. Wight currently resides in a home designed by William Bernoudy – the same residence where the noted architect and his wife, Ger-

involved in the area’s most significant transactions, as well as inno-

trude, lived. He also shares a country property with his family in

vative new construction projects and relocation of executive fami-

Pike County, where he enjoys gardening and restoring an 1850s his-

lies. Using the latest technology and innovations, along with his

toric farmhouse, which is listed on the National Register of Historic

strong real estate background, and investment and development

Places. Consistently ranked in the Top 10 of Individual St. Louis

expertise, Ryan offers his clients high-quality representation from

Realtors in the Central Area, he is the proud recipient of a coveted

one of the best-known names in the area. In 2015, Ryan’s total sales

Five Star Realtor award given by St. Louis Magazine. He turned his

exceeded $50 million, with an average sale price of $1.6 million.

passion for blogging into a successful St. Louis style website widely read by fans and noted as one of the Top 5 Blogs to Read in At Home magazine. Wight attended St. Louis Priory and continued his education at Lake Forest College in Chicago. He received his executive MBA from Washington University’s Olin School of Business. His two sons, Ted and Nick, are graduating college this year.

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Liz Little

With more than 20 years in the real estate

business, Liz Little, owner of Elizabeth Real Estate Group LLC, and her associates have become the face of concierge real estate in St. Louis. From the simplest to the most complex transaction, Little and her team have the experience and knowledge to lead their clients through the real estate process as seamlessly as possible. When you hire an Elizabeth agent you are hiring a seasoned professional that will become a trusted advisor. Elizabeth Real Estate Group clients can expect personalized attention, outstanding customer service and a friendly atmosphere. After receiving her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Communication Graphics from Texas Christian University, Liz began her career in corporate marketing and customer relations for McDonnell Douglas Corp. At age 27 she took the leap of faith and entered the real estate industry after the encouragement from a friend. From that day forward she never looked back. Her corporate beginnings contribute to her success in the fast paced and competitive real estate industry. Little participates in several charities that support U. S. Veterans. She believes in giving back to the men and women that have served our great country.

LIZ LITTLE 314-222-7150 7729 Clayton Rd. Clayton, MO 63117 ELIZabEThREaLEsTaTEgROupLLC.COM

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luxury Listings

By Amanda Dahl

‌143 N. Bemiston Ave.| CLAYTON

32 Broadview Farm Road | CREVE COEUR

14 Chipper Road | FRONTENAC

Steve Breihan & Carolyn Malecek Breihan Malecek Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Alliance Real Estate 314-872-6702 (Breihan), 314-872-6606 (Malecek), steveandcarolyn.com

Sue McLaughlin & Katie McLaughlin Laura McCarthy Real Estate 314-504-4214 (Sue), 314-283-8444 (Katie), 314-569-1177 (office), mclaughlinteamstl.com

Jiggs Dunn & Christine Cool Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Alliance Real Estate 314-503-7999 (direct), 314-872-6799 (office), jiggsdunn.com

to the neighborhood’s hot spots. Featuring a delightful floor plan, with numerous updates and a finished lower level, the 2-story great room opening to a newly remodeled kitchen

this home showcases a beautifully restored farmhouse,

A masterpiece of craftsmanship, this home is in a class

originally built in 1900. Expanded to include the finest

of its own. From a dramatic entryway and Juliet balcony

amenities and modern conveniences, the charm and

overlooking the 2-story great room to coffered tray ceilings

comfort have been preserved. Discover a gourmet kitchen,

and designer appliances, this residence will sweep you off

patio and gazebo, in-ground pool, barn and more. $895,000

your feet. Extras include an executive swim spa, gourmet kitchen and luxury bath with heated floors. $1.765 million

proves a highlight of the property. $895,000

53 Claverach Drive | CLAYTON

61 Clermont Lane | LADUE

6 Exmoor Drive | LADUE

Larry Levy Janet McAfee Real Estate 314-520-5668 (direct), 314-997-4800 (office), janetmcafee.com/larrylevy

Mary Ertle Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Alliance Real Estate 8077 Maryland Ave., 314-872-6664 (office), 314-566-0111 (direct), bhhsall.com

Maya Kefalov RedKey Realty Leaders 314-660-4040 (direct), 314-692-7200 (office)

Residing in the popular Claverach Park subdivision, this exceptional 2.5-story Clayton home features a wonderful

Featuring a stunning exterior, this 5-bedroom, 3-bath home

blend of old and new. The 5-bedroom, 4.5-bath abode

offers a fresh coastal feel across more than 3,500 square feet of

showcases a magnificent remodel on the first floor, which

completely updated living space. Tucked away on an expansive

creates a large gourmet kitchen and family space.

level lot within one of Ladue’s premier neighborhoods, the only thing left for you to do is move in. $974,900

French Provençal meets American comfort in this Ladue classic, which pampers you with modern luxuries. Residing lavishly on a cul de sac, the residence offers 4-plus bedrooms and 3-plus bathrooms close to neighborhood and city hot spots. Discover a main-floor master suite, with an elegant marble bath, a premium kitchen, a wine cellar and more. $1.047 million

10 Fieldstone Trail | LADUE

7834 Gannon Ave. | UNIVERSITY CITY

107 Graybridge Road | LADUE

Megan Rowe & Joan Schnoebelen Laura McCarthy Real Estate 314-378-4077 (Rowe), 314-406-0005 (Schnoebelen), 314-569-1177 (office), schnoebelenrowerealestate.com

Matt Litwack Land|Litwack & Associates Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Alliance Real Estate 314-374-8832 (direct), 314-872-6739 (office), landlitwack.com

Liz Little Elizabeth Real Estate Group LLC 7729 Clayton Road, 314-368-8412 (direct), 314-222-7150 x106 (office), elizabethrealestategroupllc.com

Discover resplendent spaces inside this Ladue residence, from the sweeping 2-story entry foyer to the gorgeous patio and sparkling pool. Exquisite millwork and sleek finishes highlight the dining room, 2-story great room and chef’s kitchen. The

Fall in love with this 3-bedroom, 1.5-bathroom Georgianstyle home. $369,900

This handsome brick-and-stone 1.5-story residence is situated in an exclusive setting within Ladue and is 60 days from completion. The exceptional 5-bedroom, 4.5-bath home offers all the amenities for today’s lifestyle. From a dramatic

beautifully designed walk-out lower level offers a theater room,

great room and main-floor master suite to private baths in

a gaming area, an exercise room and more. $1.945 million

the secondary bedrooms, luxury reigns supreme throughout. $1,699,900

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This traditional 4-plus bedroom and 4.5-bathroom townhouse resides in sought-after Old Town Clayton, providing walkability

Nestled on 2 gorgeous acres within a peaceful retreat,

luxuryListings 1000 Greystone Manor Parkway | CHESTERFIELD

Jeff Lottman RE/MAX Suburban 636-812-4414, mystlrealtor.com

30 Huntleigh Woods | HUNTLEIGH

255 Jefferson Road | WEBSTER GROVES

Gina Bundy Gladys Manion Real Estate 314-721-4755, gladysmanion.com

Wendy Hermann Espenschied Hermann Group Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Alliance Real Estate 8077 Maryland Ave., 314-374-8665 (direct), 314-872-6747 (office), espenschiedhermanngroup.com

Situated on 3-plus majestic parklike acres within the Ladue This 5-bedroom, 5-bath abode resides in the desirable

School District, this 5-bedroom, 7-bathroom residence is

Greystone neighborhood and features more than 6,800

meticulously maintained. An oversized kitchen, a pool and

square feet of completely updated living space. From the

pool house, a Hartley Botanic greenhouse, a 4-car garage,

grand 2-story foyer and phenomenal great room, with

sweeping terraces and much more make the beautiful

custom built-ins and floor-to-ceiling windows, to the Baker

home an absolute must-see.

Beautiful hardwood floors flow throughout this stately Webster Groves home, showcasing fantastic architectural details. From the impressive entry foyer to the coveted open family room and brick patio, the residence stuns at

freeform saltwater pool, you’ll adore every inch of this

every corner. Discover an exquisite fireplace surrounded by

classy and comfy residence. $997,000

built-ins or the open kitchen, with a center island, and so much more. $665,000

4 Six Building Lots in Ladue Opportunity to custom build in the heart of Ladue on Fieldcrest Lane. Individual teardown lots from 1/3 to ½ acre priced from $200,000-$250,000 each.

Just four sites remain! In our market, experience translates to dollars. A trusted and proven name in St. Louis Real Estate…MATHES.

30 huntleigh woods photo by Peaks View LLC‌

Steve Mathes, CRS,GRI

Joe Mathes, JD

Broker / Sales Associate

Sales Associate

314-503-6533 Cell

314-276-1604 Cell

314-997-3412 Office

314-993-8000 Office

stevemathes@realtor.com

joe.mathes@gmail.com

G tIn LIs

5 Treebrook Lane | Ladue | $599,000 Charming 4 bed, 3.5 bath home with over 2,500SF. Beautiful, lightfilled rooms and a scenic back yard located on a private cul-de-sac on a sought-after Ladue lane. 425 West sWon Avenue - Webster Groves This is one of Webster Groves’ finest! Undeniably beautiful in every way, this meticulously maintained home is a cut above the rest! Character and charm oozes out of every nook and cranny! No detail has been overlooked with palladium windows, transom windows, intricately carved and molded staircase and archways, elaborate ceiling treatments including a box wood ceiling, ceiling medallions, extensive millwork, striking wood floors, and custom built-ins that will leave you in awe! But features don’t stop there, the list goes on and on! Every room is sure to impress and provides the utmost in comfort with just the right amount of grace and style. This home is a tremendous value and a rare opportunity to call home!

Advantage Realtors

DorcAs DunLop 314.304.3117 dorcas@dorcasdunlop.com

Sally Goldkamp

314.479.9396 sallyg@gladysmanion.com

elizabeth aston

314.807.9778 elizabetha@gladysmanion.com

Gladysmanion.com | 314.721.4755

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luxuryListings 4909 Laclede Ave., No. 1404 | CENTRAL

WEST END

Berkley Land Land|Litwack & Associates Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Alliance Real Estate 314-401-0999 (direct), 314-872-6716 (office), landlitwack.com Uncover this Park East Tower stunner, offering 2 bedrooms and 2 baths with spectacular views of downtown St. Louis. $520,000

1314 Log Cabin Lane | LADUE

591 S. Mason Road | TOWN AND COUNTRY

Sabrina Robb Robb Partners Keller Williams Realty 314-677-6490, robbpartners.com

Steve Mathes & Joe Mathes Coldwell Banker Gundaker 314-503-6533 (Steve), 314-276-1604 (Joe), stevemathes.com

Situated on almost 3 acres within one of Ladue’s most

Discover this renovated 2-story gem in Town and Country,

desirable neighborhoods, this 8-year-old home offers more

featuring 6 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. Residing on a

than 7,500 square feet of living space. Complete with an

wooded landscape, the 4,400-square-foot living space offers

outdoor living room and saltwater pool, this exquisite

three levels, all covered by the Home Protection Plan. With

home truly exudes sophisticated style. $1.675 million

its convenient location to highways, hospitals, shopping and

410 N. Newstead Ave. | CENTRAL WEST END

918 Norrington Way | FENTON

Konny Schaeffer Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Alliance Real Estate 314-277-7660 (direct), 636-530-4057 (office), stlouisrealestatelady.com

The Krause Basler Team Keller Williams Realty 636-549-1129, thekrausebaslerteam.com

Reside in the most chic Central West End high-rise, featuring 2,500 square feet of gorgeous living space. This prestigious Greystone condominium offers highend finishes and luxurious décor masterfully done by

This 14-acre equestrian estate features a custom-built plantation home inspired by Louisiana’s Oak Valley Plantation. Sprawled across more than 8,000 square feet, the residence’s highlights include distinguished millwork, exquisite ceiling detail, arches, built-ins, 12-foot ceilings

500 North and South Road, Unit 403 | UNIVERSITY CITY

The Kirk Holton Team Keller Williams Realty 314-677-6016, kirkholtonteam.com Sophisticated living is found at Claymont Place within this stylish fourth-floor unit, featuring an open floor plan, neutral décor and plantation shutters. Enjoy a western view from the kitchen, living and dining rooms, which open to

along the main floor and seven fireplaces.

a lovely balcony. The spacious master suite offers a huge

13 Overbrook Drive | LADUE

115 Pointer Lane | LADUE

2107 Saddle Creek Ridge Court |

John Ryan The Ryan Tradition Coldwell Banker Gundaker 314-941-0572 (direct), 314-993-8000 (office), theryantradition.com

Lizzy Dooley & Michelle Moshiri Laura McCarthy Real Estate 314-680-1426 (Dooley), 636-692-8368 (Moshiri), 314-725-5100 (office)

an acclaimed St. Louis interior designer. Capture a New

walk-in closet and luxurious bath. $459,000

York City lifestyle while salivating over the breathtaking panoramic views of the city.

CHESTERFIELD

Mary Beth Benes Coldwell Banker Gundaker 314-707-7761, marybethbenes.com

Fall in love with this beautifully updated home situated

This exquisite 1.5-story estate features gleaming hardwood

on Ladue’s prestigious Pointer Lane. Nestled along a quiet

floors, soaring ceilings, arched entryways and elaborate

features exceptional living and entertaining spaces, complete

cul de sac, the home boasts more than 4,000 square feet

millwork. Uncover a stunning great room, with a fireplace

with an upper-level master suite and partially finished lower

with two master suites, an expansive family room and a

and built-ins, and a spacious open kitchen, plus an expansive

level, plus wine cellar. A flagstone terrace overlooks the pool,

spectacular pool patio. The residence retains its traditional

deck that overlooks wooded grounds. Extras include a walk-

riding ring, 2-stall stable and sports court. $2.1 million

charm and architecture while incorporating sought-after

out lower level, with workout and rec rooms, a deck and

modern amenities. $1.125 million

patio. $1.389 million

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restaurants, you’ll instantly feel welcomed home. $569,500

OUR BIGGEST SUPPLIER OF FINE HAND KNOTTED ORIENTAL RUGS IS RETIRING DUE TO HEALTH PROBLEMS, AND HAS ASKED US TO LIQUIDATE HIS ENTIRE INVENTORY IN A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME.

LIQUIDATION SALE 60% ~ 80% EVERY RUG IS NOW REDUCED

OFF THE RETAIL PRICE

Thousands of the Finest Oriental Rugs, New and Antique, in almost every Shape and Size, Will Be Liquidated in the Building Next to Our Main Store.

17373 CHESTERFIELD AIRPORT CHESTERFIELD, MO

636.537.9200

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4 Slate River Way | WENTZVILLE Jen Ross Cross Upper End Properties 314-313-1779, 4slateriverway.com Uncover this beautiful, private equestrian estate set in St. Charles County, featuring 10-plus acres. Explore the property and find an apartment, a saltwater pool, a pool house, a stable and riding arena, a sports court, a spa, a putting green and a pond. Extras include a movie theater, a gym, a wine cellar and an 8-car garage. $3.9 million

12918 N. Topping Estates Drive | TOWN

AND COUNTRY

Sabina Dehn The Sabina Dehn Group 314-941-4000, sabina.dehn@cbgundaker.com What’s not to love about this exquisite French country estate residing on 1-plus acres? The 4-bedroom, 6-bath abode features an amazing outdoor living area with a pool, fireplace, pergola and complete outdoor kitchen. The 5,800-plus square feet of living space includes a 1,000-plus bottle wine cellar, a finished walk-out basement and all ensuite bedrooms.

450 S. Warson Road | LADUE

108 Wexler Manor | CREVE COEUR

9878 Wild Deer Road | LADUE

Amy Goffstein Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Alliance Real Estate 314-712-0599, amygoffstein.com

Mary Rosenblum Dielmann Sotheby’s International Realty 314-725-0009, dielmannsothebysrealty.com

Maria Elias Coldwell Banker Gundaker 314-971-4346

This spacious executive home sits on a private, wooded

This charming 2-story brick residence is completely

acre off of Ladue Road. Chef’s appliances outfit the designer

renovated, presenting with great street presence due to

kitchen, which anchors the flowing casual living and

its classic lines, broad front yard and lush landscaping.

entertaining complex, including a hearth room, vaulted

From extensive millwork and hardwood floors to a new

sunroom and stone-accented outdoor living space.

architectural shingle roof, the property is too good to pass

$1.189 million

up. Enjoy a screened porch, finished lower level, 2-story

In the heart of Ladue resides a gorgeous estate property on almost 2 acres. Featuring 5 bedrooms and 6.5 bathrooms, the residence proves an entertainer’s dream, with all of the main-level living areas opening to a central courtyard where a stunning pool, gardens and a gazebo await. $1.795 million

addition and much more. $998,000

55 Willow Hill Road | LADUE

211 Wilson Ave. | KIRKWOOD

Berkley Land Land|Litwack & Associates Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Alliance Real Estate 314-401-0999 (direct), 314-872-6716 (office), landlitwack.com

Jane Spooner RedKey Realty Leaders 314-504-1131, janespooner.com

Residing within a desired Ladue neighborhood, this 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom abode appears immaculate with gorgeous design. $625,000

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This gorgeous 3-year-old Lewis home boasts almost 3,300 square feet of beautifully finished living space within a parklike lot, featuring a fabulous pool, pool house and patio with stone fireplace. The custom-built interior offers 5 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms.

12918 N. Topping Estates Drive photo by Gerald Voloski‌; 450 S. Warson Road photo by Peaks View LLC‌; 9878 Wild Deer Road and 115 Pointer Lane photos by Steven B. Smith‌; 108 Wexler Manor and 55 Willow Hill Road‌photos by Reed R. Radcliffe

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distinctive

PROPERTY

1318 Eaglewinds Court By Amanda Dahl

esiding in sought-after Eagle Crest Estates, this spectacular custom home spans across 8,000-plus square feet of living space, featuring hardwood floors, custom millwork and surround-sound wiring. Arise inside the master suite, featuring its own seating area where you can linger and slowly welcome the day. After luxuriating in the luxury bath with jetted tub, select your attire from the custom walk-in closet. Take in the expanse of this incredible home with a peek over the Juliet balcony as you move downstairs. You’ll discover the grandiose great room below, framed by two ornate chandeliers and a window wall. Sidle into the elongated kitchen with its maple cabinets, granite countertops and stainless steel appliances. The hearth room and breakfast area invite you to settle in with a bite to eat. You can’t wait to invite friends and family over for fun in the in-ground pool, with waterfall feature and outdoor kitchen. Entertaining is just as easy inside with a walk-out lower level, featuring game and exercise rooms, plus more.

THIS 6-BEDROOM, 4 FULL- AND 1 HALF-BATHROOM HOME IN CHESTERFIELD IS LISTED FOR $1.35 MILLION. MARK GELLMAN & NEIL GELLMAN The Gellman Team, 2203 S. Big Bend Blvd., Suite 200, 314-578-1123 (Mark), 314-283-4363 (Neil), 314-336-1991 (office), thegellmanteam.com Locally owned, Coldwell Banker Premier Group was formed in 1972 and has been the No.

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1 Coldwell Banker affiliate in Missouri for the past three years. According to founder Mark Cofman, “The success of our company has been directly related to the success of our clients.” Coldwell Banker Premier Group has three offices: Midcounty, South County and Washington, Missouri.

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distinctive

PROPERTY

12741 Mason Manor Road By Amanda Dahl

ituated on a level lot, the brick-and-stone faĂ§ade of this premium 2-year-old home bids you welcome. Step inside to uncover an immaculate interior with crisp neutral walls and gorgeous hardwood flooring. The open layout teases each beautiful space, pulling you forward to further explore. Move through the formal living and dining rooms, noting wonderful appointments all throughout the residence. The kitchen proves a dream with a center island and dark granite counters offset by beautiful sand-finished white cabinetry. The spacious first-floor master suite entrances with a glamorous bath and closet. Follow the wrought-iron grand staircase up to find large bedrooms and a bonus room, plus a Juliet balcony, overlooking the light-filled great room. From the walk-out lower level to the expansive deck and 3-car side-entry garage, the outside matches the beauty of the inside of this fabulous home.

MARGIE MEDELBERG & KAREN TUCKER The Medelberg Team, 636-530-4004 (Medelberg), 636-530-4016 (Tucker), themedelbergteam.com For more than 35 years, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Alliance Real Estate (formerly Prudential Alliance, Realtors) has served the greater St. Louis metropolitan area. The company operates seven branch locations with more than 400 agents in four major counties, making it one of the largest residential real estate brokerages in the area. Berkshire Hathaway offers one-stop shopping services, including corporate relocation, new-homes marketing, commercial sales, and mortgage, title and warranty products.

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Deloney explains, “we determine your personal recipe for healthy weight and healing using resonant frequencies”. When the cells of your body are exposed to “pollen” or “bacteria”, the exposed cells elicit a cellular response. Everything in life has a resonant frequency (vibrational frequency, how the molecules vibrate)…including pollen, bacteria, hormones, neurotransmitters, etc. If your cells are exposed to the resonant frequency of pollen, without the presence of pollen, your cells will have the same response as if they were exposed to the pollen itself.

Everyone Gains Weight Differently Due to Hormones NRF technology can target your hormone imbalances and get to the cause of your weight gain, overcoming weight loss resistance and solving your weight challenges. Using this understanding of resonant frequencies, Dr. Deloney can determine precisely what the body needs to bring it into its optimal fat burning zone and keep it there. This is done by measuring the baseline of each factor being measured (hormone, neurotransmitter, heavy metal, bacteria, virus, organ, etc.), and then the doctor can determine what supplement or formula is needed by observing what the effect of that item is on the baseline (whether it makes it more coherent or less coherent). The program displays the results as a circle with red and green dots around it. From here, it identifies the biomarkers (vitamins, minerals, hormones, neurotransmitters, toxins, microbes, etc.) that are out of range regarding the fat burning zone. Once the out-of-range fat biomarkers are identified, the program will determine exactly what is needed to bring the biomarkers back into fat burning. It will identify what is needed nutritionally; but more than that, the foundation of the whole program is the ability to determine the exact “recipe” for each person’s fat burning. The program creates a “recipe” for hormones/neurotransmitters, a “recipe” for detox and a “recipe” for the fat burning formula.

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Style Speak

Q&A

With Louisa Rechter and Alessandra Perez-Rubio of Mestiza New York ‌You and Alessandra met when you were students at Washington University. What were you studying? Did you both have aspirations to go into fashion design? Louisa: I was majoring in French and marketing at Wash U. While studying at the Paris-Sorbonne junior year, I saw fashion at its best. I remember a friend calling me at 1 in the morning saying, “Wake up! We just got invited to the Stella McCartney after-party!” I went and was star-struck by the Fashion Week crowd… It was one of the most fun nights of my life. I knew then, after college, I had to find a job in fashion! Also, retail is in my blood. My grandfather had a chain of department stores in St. Louis and throughout the Midwest: Rechter Bros. Department Stores. How did you two first broach the topic of collaborating, and how did you work out who would take on various roles within the enterprise? Louisa: When Alessandra was getting married in 2013, she required all the women to wear gowns. I didn’t own a gown and wanted to find something really special. I was disappointed with what I could find within my budget. The affordable gowns were cheesy redcarpet replicas with questionable quality. The beautiful designer gowns were out of my budget. Alessandra and I both noticed this white space for unique, accessible dresses in the market and wanted to address it. Alessandra: It wasn’t until a year later that we took the leap to start our own company. We were both working and unhappy at our jobs. I asked Louisa over wine one night if she would be my business partner and start a fashion line. I showed her my sketches, and she was impressed! Because of our backgrounds, I handle the creative side, and Louisa handles the business. I come up with the designs and the fabrications; Louisa will edit the assortment and price it. On a daily basis, we divide and conquer because we are just a two-woman show! Your company, Mestiza New York, is influenced by both your Filipino and St. Louis backgrounds. How do those two places inform your work, and what specific influences are connected to each? Alessandra: I grew up in Manila and San Francisco, and Louisa’s mother grew up in Cebu. “Mestiza” is a term traditionally used in the Philippines to describe a person of mixed ancestry. Believing that one’s identity is something plural, we take this idea and work it into our aesthetic, blending different sensibilities to create something uniquely beautiful. We’re inspired by photographs of our mothers and grandmothers in the Philippines in the ’60s and the women we see on the

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streets of New York and in our daily life. For me, our dresses capture the detail you see in the Barong or Maria Clara [traditional Filipino formal attire], but are also functional and relevant today. We design for women with busy social lives. Why did you start your business in New York as opposed to St. Louis? Will your fashions be available here too? Louisa: New York is the fashion capital of the world! There is manufacturing, supplies, textile representatives with contacts from all over the world – everything is at our fingertips in the garment district. It’s the best place for emerging fashion designers. We’d love to be carried in St. Louis – we are available online [mestizanewyork. com] and in select retailers.

What are your plans for Mestiza New York? Are you working on a new line? What kinds of trends will we be seeing from your company? Alessandra: Our goal is to be the online destination for cocktail attire. We are always designing and coming up with cool new concepts. Next season, you will see some updates to our bestselling styles, ruffle sleeves, palazzo jumpsuits, ornate, eye-catching fabrications all with a nod to vintage glamour and Southeast Asia. What is the most important thing you’d like our readers to know about you and your company? Louisa: I think it’s important for readers to know that we built the brand from a shoestring budget! Not only are we creative, but we’re also businesswomen. Each decision we’ve made has been strategic and scrappy!

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By Connie Mitchell

Measure

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cameron silver

The “King of VinTage” joins The sT. Louis symphony for a one-of-a-Kind cLassicaL fashion show.

t’s rare to see the fine arts of fashion design and classical music share the same stage, but the st. Louis symphony’s inaugural Four seasons of Fashion event on Monday, April 4, plans to accomplish just that. A runway show will feature vintage couture gowns from Versace, Christian Dior, Chanel, ysL and more, set to a chamber performance of Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons, led by st. Louis symphony concertmaster David halen. Event chair Miran halen’s brainchild, the Four seasons of Fashion is the first event of its kind for the symphony. “There are many fashion shows out in the community, but we wanted to do something different,” halen says. “We have a beautiful hall and a Grammy-winning orchestra, [taking] music, fashion and art, and combining these together.”

miran halen photo by suzy gorman

The vintage theme came as no accident – founded in 1880, the st. Louis symphony is in its 136th season, making it the second-oldest orchestra in the country. This event celebrates the symphony’s rich history with a vintage hollywood glam theme, complete with a red-carpet entrance, photo wall and paparazzi, with screens in the hors d’oeuvres reception displaying photos from throughout the symphony’s history. st. Louis Motorcars is bringing in three vintage cars for display at the red carpet. in fitting with the vintage theme, halen enlisted the help of Cameron silver, Los Angeles’ “King of Vintage” and founder and owner of LA’s premiere vintage boutique, Decades. one of Time magazine’s “25 most influential names and faces in fashion,” silver has dressed many A-list celebrities, including Julia roberts, Gwyneth Paltrow, Lady Gaga and salma hayek.

The runway show features four collections of gowns curated by silver that reflect the theme of each season. halen had connected with silver in the past, and when she began developing the idea that eventually became the Four seasons of Fashion, silver was the obvious choice for the runway presentation. For silver, the event is a homecoming of sorts, as st. Louis has roots in the fashion david halen, industry. “historically, concertmaster st. Louis was a very important part of the fashion industry, especially for shoes,” silver says. “st. Louis warehouses were the champions of the largest part of the footwear industry globally; there is a historic love of style that emulates from st. Louis that a lot of people don’t know about.” The event kicks off at 6:30 p.m. with cocktails, hors d’oeuvres from hiro Asian Kitchen – presenting the four seasons of food – and a silent auction that halen promises will be very exciting – among the many items is a six-night stay in Aspen, designer jewelry and an item from Decades. During the preshow and silent auction, a photo-montage video will showcase vintage photos from the history of the st. Louis symphony and society patrons through the decades. The fashion show will follow at 7:30 p.m., followed by Champagne, dessert and a viewing of the gowns. The art of fashion and classical music will truly meet when a chamber orchestra featuring concertmaster David halen and st. Louis symphony musicians perform Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons as models walk the runway. Four seasons of Fashion is sure to be a highly sensory experience, with timeless fashion meeting timeless music. “it just shows that great art, great visual art, great theatrical arts, great musical arts – they can all join together to create something very modern,” Leonard slatkin, mary mcfadden and john Browning silver says. “There’s a reason Archive image from St. Louis Symphony this music remains relevant for centuries or decades – it’s because it’s high art.” The event is a fundraiser for the symphony’s hundreds of free community and music-education programs, as well as the st. Louis symphony youth orchestra, which is now in its 46th season of training the next generation of world-class musicians. Thousands of individuals benefit from these programs annually. The event is sponsored by Caleres, Chic Boutique, Decades, Dominic Michael salon, hiro Asian Kitchen, Ladue News and st. Louis Motorcars. Event co-chairs include Faith Berger, Kim Miller and Janice steel. honorary chairpersons are Carol and tom Voss and Matt Bruckel and Katherine Green Bruckel, whose mother, Karole, was a member of the st. Louis symphony’s rotogravure Committee – two generations of symphony involvement in one family. Jasmine huda from television station KtVi will serve as mistress of ceremonies. General-admission tickets for $125 per person are still available. For tickets, head to stlsymphony.org/ fashion or call 314-286-4153. St. Louis Symphony, 718 N. Grand Blvd., St. Louis, 314-534-1700, stlsymphony.org

st. Louis symphony, 1920s

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St. Louis Symphony

history

Founded 136 years ago, the St. Louis Symphony is the second-oldest orchestra in the country and widely considered one of the world’s finest – according to a 2010 Los Angeles times article covering the St. Louis Symphony performance at LA’s Walt Disney Concert Hall, “Now when people speak about the handful of exciting American orchestras, St. Louis is one of them.”

1880:

The 31-member orchestra is founded by music director joseph otten as the st. Louis choral society, performing in the auditorium of the st. Louis mercantile Library at Locust and Broadway.

1907: 1913:

The organization is officially named st. Louis symphony orchestra. with music director max Zach, the symphony begins touring for the first time. at this point, the symphony has 75 permanent musicians, notably including one woman.

1921: 1925: 1934: 1950: 1968:

music director rudolph ganz institutes concerts for schoolchildren. The symphony Volunteer association is founded as the women’s association. The symphony begins performing at Kiel auditorium on a regular basis. The first carnegie hall concert takes place. following an extensive $2 million renovation, the symphony moves into its permanent home, powell symphony hall.

1970: 1976: 1978:

The st. Louis symphony youth orchestra is founded by Leonard slatkin. The st. Louis symphony chorus is formed. The symphony embarks on the first of many european tours, including three concerts at the athens festival.

1980: 1984: 1985: 1986: 1992: 2010:

The sLso turns 100. it receives an emmy award for its television production of Messiah. it receives two grammy awards for prokofiev’s Symphony No. 5. The symphony embarks on its first tour of the far east. The sLso in unison program is formed with five african-american churches. The sLso officially rebrands as st. Louis symphony (sTL symphony); st. Louis public radio, Kwmu-90.7fm, broadcasts saturday night subscription series live; the symphony goes on a five-concert, four-city california tour that receives critical acclaim.

2012: 2013:

The st. Louis symphony embarks on a european tour for the first time in 14 years. The st. Louis symphony performs in new york as part of carnegie hall’s Britten centennial celebration.

2015:

a monthly series of st. Louis symphony performances begins on nine networkKeTc (the st. Louis pBs affiliate).

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I like the fact that Mizzou has given men’s basketball coach Kim Anderson another year. He has good freshmen, his recruiting class is solid, and Jordan Barnett from CBC is a very talented player. Anderson inherited the Titanic, so give him another year to try and turn it around.

Sterling K. Brown was once an outstanding football and basketball player at MICDS. Now he plays the role of Christopher Darden in The People v. O.J. Simpson on FX. He told me the other day he loved his battles with John Burroughs.

Bill DeWitt III has an impressive daughter named Natalie. She started Prom Dress Share STL (promdresssharestl.com), where she collects and distributes prom dresses for those who can’t afford them. It’s a nice nonprofit business for a 16-year-old junior at John Burroughs.

Just because everybody in the baseball world thinks the Cubs are better than the Cardinals, it doesn’t mean it’s true. I do like the Chicago offense, but

the Cardinals have a better starting-pitching staff and bullpen. As former Yankees manager Bob Lemon once said, “The two most important things in life are good friends and a good bullpen.”

Every time I read a quote from Rams executive vice president of football operations and chief operating officer Kevin Demoff or hear him on the radio, I am reminded of this stat. He was 37-74-1 running the Rams, and he has more job security than a Supreme Court Justice. That’s what happens when you have an owner like Stan Kroenke.

I used to really care about the combine and mock drafts, but I have no real interest in them right now. Thank goodness for fantasy football – I am almost completely scarred by the NFL.

We have a model hockey franchise that just landed the Winter Classic at Busch Stadium. There are very few things the Blues don’t do in a first-class fashion. Just give us one nice, long playoff run this season. The fans deserve it. The franchise deserves it.

By Frank Cusumano A parade on Market Street for the Blues would be one of the great moments in St. Louis sports history.

Aledmys Díaz got out of a black Escalade in uniform a few years ago with a bunch of guys in dark suits in Jupiter. He worked out for the Cardinals, and they gave him 8 million bucks. He was a bust, but then all of a sudden, he figured it out. From July 5 on, he hit .332 and 14 homers in 296 plate appearances. Wouldn’t it be great if he became a Cardinal star at shortstop?

Chase Daniel is one of the greatest Mizzou Tigers of all time. I can’t understand why he would sign to be a backup in Philadelphia. I know backups stay healthy and make cash, but don’t you have to try and be a starter before your career is over? 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.

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Hyken’s Homework Fostering Independence

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uring my preteen years, I pedaled all over Creve Coeur. Velvet Freeze, Streetside Records and McDonald’s were my favorite places. Sometimes I met friends for burgers, shakes and shenanigans, while other times I just cruised the streets. I learned how to entertain myself and make responsible decisions – most of the time. Today’s children are not given the same freedoms as yesterday’s youth. As a result, many adolescents become overreliant on their parents and get stuck in their dependent ways. They struggle with decisionmaking and being independent – and at the same time, many parents become overly enmeshed and have difficulty letting go. There is no formula for teaching children life

skills. It also is difficult for kids to become self-reliant without parental guidance. Start early and provide age-appropriate activities that foster personal responsibility. With young children, give concrete tasks such as keeping a clean room and making their own snacks. As kids enter the preteen years, discuss problem-solving strategies and clarify expectations – turning homework in, doing chores, having good hygiene. With older adolescents, work on money management, personal accountability and communication skills. And no matter what the age of your child, have clearly stated consequences for when poor decisions are made. As your kids develop more-responsible behaviors, it is also important to give them a family voice. Although all homes should be benevolent dictatorships, children

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should still be included in some decision-making matters. This will not only boost a child’s self-esteem, but also make him or her feel valued. If your parenting goes as planned, your offspring will eventually leave the nest. And as difficult as it can be to watch, sometimes life’s best lessons are learned the hard way. Support your children in the decisions they make, and be there to pick up the pieces in a nonjudgmental way when they ask for help. 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, psychological examiner and school administrator. Visit him online at ed-psy.com.

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Camp Jump Start in Imperial, Missouri, teaches adolescents to take control of their nutrition, exercise, health, happiness and so much more.

t’s day one at Camp Jump Start in Imperial, Missouri. Camp director and nurse Jean Huelsing asks her campers to name the coolest cars they have ever seen. The kids, ages 9 to 18, shout out: “Bentley!” “Ferrari!” “Lamborghini!” “RollsRoyce!” She then asks if they would ever put regular gas in those automobiles. They respond loud and clear: “No! It will ruin the engine.” “Now let’s compare the fuel in the automobile to how we feed our bodies,” Huelsing continues. “Each of you has one vehicle, one body, in your lifetime in which to travel. You put food in for fuel. What you choose to eat and how you take care of your body will give you a better chance for good health and a better life.” Huelsing also is chief executive officer of Living Well Village, a 250-acre campground that houses health camps and wellness programs, and director of its flagship program, Camp Jump Start, the only not-for-profit residential weight-loss camp for kids in North America. The 250-acre camp, a half-hour drive from Ladue, attracts campers from 50 states and 20 foreign countries. Summer 2015 saw 200 adolescents lose a total of 2,538 pounds. While working as a registered nurse, Huelsing explains she saw children who were sick with diseases that normally affect adults. She had an idea. “Honey, give me all your money,” she recalls telling her husband, Tom. Founded in 2003, her solution was Camp Jump Start, which now holds a pair of four-week sessions each summer in a medically safe, supervised and supportive environment. Huelsing says the bottom line here is a mission “to help kids take control of their own health and happiness, and all children – with or without weight issues – should attend the camp.” To tend to the camp’s daily needs, Huelsing and Tom sold their home and now live in a small house on the camp’s grounds. Published nationally and internationally in medical journals, Huelsing has been honored as a St. Louis Woman of Achievement. She has appeared on national news and MTV, and PBS filmed a documentary at the camp last summer called Weighed Down that will air this spring. Last summer, 49 campers arrived at camp with warning signs of Type 2 diabetes. Twenty-one campers had their symptoms reduced, and 28 had their warning signs completely eliminated by the end of camp. “Each was given a new lease on life,” she says. “Blood pressure readings for all campers improved. Each summer we see reversals in disease.” A study by the National Institutes of Health and Centers for Disease Control reports that lifestyle is better at delaying the onset of diabetes than any medication. “Camp Jump Start is part of the solution,” Huelsing says. “Our data shows that we put kids back on track to health. They learn it, live it and then do it at home.” Huelsing explains how she shows her campers two human hearts, one healthy and

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the other one five times larger. “The big heart belonged to a 50-year-old man who had quadruple-bypass surgery,” she explains to them. “He worked an 8-to-5 job daily, ate fast food for lunch, laid around on his sofa after work and, 10 years later, was surprised that something happened to his vessels. If you live healthfully, your insides will be healthy. It is all about choices. We teach our kids to pay attention to their weaknesses but to also play to their strengths; we teach them how to take control of their lives.” As a bonus, all campers voice more confidence and better self-esteem. Teegan, 15, calls the camp her “home away from home,” adding, “It’s a place of safety and self-protection. This is the first time I’ve felt this happy about myself, and it’s not just because I lost weight – it’s because this camp taught me self-worth.” She says that she also enjoyed the outdoor activities, such as biking, hiking, swimming and field sports, and that camp is fun and not a boot camp. In 2015, campers attending for eight weeks averaged weight loss of 31 pounds. Those in the four-week program lost an average of 17 pounds. Historically, kids lose 7 to 10 percent of their body weight in four weeks, which can be doubled in eight weeks, according to Huelsing. A total of 1,641 waist-inches disappeared. “We give parents homework so that the environment is healthy when their child returns home,” Huelsing says. “A dad called and said, ‘Fix my kid.’ Instead, we helped the entire family. So many families feel helpless and hopeless, and the children have no self-worth. After camp, kids return home with a healthy and positive attitude.” Huelsing says she does it by teaching people how to take control of their situations and giving them the tools they need to get to a better place. “One cannot believe everything written on the Internet or in grocery stores,” she says. “When times get tough, we all need support and accurate information. Camp Jump Start helps campers make better choices. Weight is a lifelong struggle. Many times the environment [around] peer pressure can be so destructive. Camp teaches healthier lifestyle choices.” Camp Jump Start is not just nutrition and exercise, either. Huelsing feels strongly that adolescents need to disconnect from electronics and reconnect with people. “A good many kids don’t know how to make or sustain a friendship,” she says. “In our anti-bullying program, we listen and address the issues. We teach kids how not to be a victim with our self-defense classes. Anger management and anxiety are huge with our kids today, so we teach coping skills to make the kids feel comfortable in their own skin. There are programs at camp focusing on family issues, loss of a loved one and healthy relationships. When you take care of these causes, the symptom of weight becomes a nonissue.” Camp Jump Start, 3602 Lions Den Road, Imperial, 636-287-5004, campjumpstart.com

Tom and Jean Huelsing

Camp Jump Start SeSSion 1 | 4 WeekS | $4,295

Sun., June 12, to Sat., July 9 SeSSion 2 | 4 WeekS | $4,295

Sun., July 10, to Sat., Aug. 6 SeSSion 3 | 8 WeekS | $8,195

Sun., June 12, to Sat., Aug. 6

guide to

summer camps

By Amanda Dahl

Chaminade College Preparatory School Summer Camps

Cor Jesu Enrichment and Sports Camps

425 S. Lindbergh Blvd., 314-692-6656, chaminade-stl.org

10230 Gravois Road, 314-842-1546, corjesu.org/camps

Summer camp options await boys and girls, entering grades

Enrichment and Sports Camps offer drama, baking, crafts,

3 through 12, at Chaminade. Explore the campus’ 55 acres,

photography, lacrosse, volleyball, golf, soccer, tennis and so

offering baseball, basketball, football, lacrosse, soccer,

much more as taught by CJA teachers and coaches. Register

drama, pottery and academics, such as ACT prep, math,

and learn more at corjesu.org/camps.

Designed for girls in third through eighth grades, Cor Jesu

writing and more. Complete your registration online and get a discount for submitting by May 1.

Community Camps Community School, 900 Lay Road, 314-991-0005, communityschool.com/camp Jeannie Harris teaches campers in a science program at Aestas, The

The Community Camps

Summer Program at Saint Louis Priory School.

offer a variety of camps for kids in grades 3 through 6,

‌DAY CAMPS Aestas, The Summer Program at Priory

including arts, academics and summer fun on Community School’s

Saint Louis Priory School, 500 S. Mason Road, 314-434-3690, priory.org/summer

beautiful 16-acre campus.

Athletic and academic programming offers students in

in the spotlight with two

grades 4 through 12 the chance to pursue transformational

musical theater camps

academic, artistic and athletic opportunities with

through our partnership

experienced instructors in a dynamic environment.

with STAGES!

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Clayton High School, Shaw Park and The Center of Clayton, 314-854-6023, summerquest.com Revolutionizing the day-camp experience with six weeks of kindergarten through sixthgrade activities, plus a two-week arts-andscience camp for seventh- and eighth-graders, SummerQuest unites outstanding programs and state-of-the-art facilities to provide a funfilled summer-camp experience. Located at The Center of Clayton, Shaw Park and Clayton SummerQuest

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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.

YMCA Camp Lakewood 13528 Highway AA, 573-438-2154, camplakewood.org For boys and girls ages 6 to 17, this ACA-accredited overnight camp on a 360-acre lake near Potosi boasts water sports, high-adventure, equestrian, arts-and-crafts, nature and caving activities, plus personal growth.

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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!

Animal Camp Jamaica

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FEATURE: CRAFT ALLIANCE CENTER OF ART + DESIGN

Savoring PHOTO BY SARAH CONARD

Cyrano’s

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Cyrano’s Café & Wine Bar

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it’s paired well with carrots, scallions and red onion for added flavor and texture, and accented with soy sauce and wasabi mayo. A glass of Bonotto Delle Tezze Pinot Grigio ($7) made for a fine accompaniment. The menu at Cyrano’s has an extensive selection of salads and sandwiches, but this visit we turned our attention to the larger specialty plates, specifically the chicken spiedini ($13.50) and the bacon-wrapped meatloaf ($15.50). The chicken spiedini is a straightahead take on this classic – tender pieces of chicken breast served with greens and roasted grape tomatoes, as well as topped with shaved Asiago and a tangy balsamic reduction. Instead of one big slab of meatloaf, the Cyrano’s version takes a cue from the steakhouse

and presents it as two bacon-wrapped medallions. They’re served with some garlic mashed potatoes and a bordelaise sauce. This traditional French red wine sauce brings some sweetness and depth to the dish and serves to elevate it even further. Think of this as comfort food with some added class. As I mentioned previously, Cyrano’s is known for its desserts, so it was imperative that we end our visit with something sweet. After much deliberation over the multitude of options, we finally settled on a piece of the Brown Shugga’ Pie ($7.50), which featured brownsugar gooey butter in a cookie crust. This dessert is the perfect size – just big enough to satisfy after a hearty meal. The brown sugar gives an added dimension to the

PHOTO BY SARAH CONARD

yrano’s Café & Wine Bar in Webster Groves is widely renowned for its dessert delicacies like the Cleopatra – Frenchvanilla ice cream, bananas, strawberries, rum sauce, gold brick and whipped cream – which has been a St. Louis favorite for more than 40 years. But Cyrano’s has an extensive food menu as well, making it a convenient (and delicious) place to dine before a show at The Rep or to stop by for drinks and dessert afterward. We were peckish this trip, so a lighter appetizer was required to save room for the main event. The rare seared tuna ($11.95) fit the bill nicely. The succulent fish, subtly seared, is the star of this dish, obviously, but

By Matt Sorrell

&SatchelA Paige Showand the

Photo courtesy of Jon Gitchoff

Kansas City Swing

gooey butter, making it a bit heavier in flavor and even more decadent than usual. The crisp crust adds some texture and keeps all of that deliciousness contained, but doesn’t take away from it. Cyrano’s also has an adjacent parking lot, though it does tend to fill up quickly. No worries, though, because street spots are available as well. In addition to dinner, Cyrano’s offers a Sunday brunch and a happy hour Monday through Friday from 4 to 7 p.m. with half-price wine by the glass and beers. There’s occasional live music to be had here as well. Cyrano’s has plenty of outdoor seating, too, for those who enjoy dining alfresco. Cyrano’s Café & Wine Bar, 603 E. Lockwood, Webster Groves, 314-963-3232, cyranos.com

‌ tory: It’s September 1947, and the baseball season S is winding down. This has been no ordinary year, as the “color barrier” in Major League Baseball has been broken by the promotion of Jackie Robinson from the minors to the roster of the Brooklyn Dodgers. Although many black players rejoice, Leroy Robert “Satchel” Paige shows disdain. He’s long been the shining star among many great athletes in the Negro Baseball League, the fastest and flashiest pitcher in perhaps all of baseball. If he isn’t the first black ballplayer to enter the majors, then what’s the point? While his teammates – well-known slugger Buck O’Neil and a promising rookie named Art Young – talk about Robinson, Paige devotes his time to setting up a series of barnstorming games opposite a squad put together by noted Cleveland Indians pitcher Bob Feller. When bad weather forces the cancellation of a game, black and white players alike visit the swanky boarding house of Mrs. Hopkins in Kansas City, home of Paige’s Kansas City Monarchs team. Feller’s young teammate, a hot-tempered player named Franky Palmieri, contends with Young for the affections of Mrs. Hopkins’ smart and pretty daughter Moira. Young is looking forward to attracting the attention of Major League scouts as his ticket to the big leagues, and O’Neil has a strategy for his own future, too. Paige, for his part, seems forever haunted by the eerie presence of a saxophone-wielding musician who notes his every move with a jazzy punctuation. It’s the end of an era of sorts, the start of the long and painful process of the civil rights movement a decade before Rosa Parks made it official. Will Paige be a part of it or forever stuck in the past? Highlights: The Grand Old Game long has inspired poets and writers with its pastoral beauty and leisurely pace to fill the days and nights of spring, summer and autumn. To the lengthy list of classic works such as The Natural, Bang the Drum Slowly, Fences and A League of Their Own add this smart and aching drama by Trey Ellis and Ricardo Khan. It magically fills the stage at The Rep at the start of a St. Louis baseball season and completes The Rep’s own 49th year of theater. Other Info: Kudos to The Rep’s marketing department for the stylish facsimile baseball card of Paige, portrayed by Robert Karma Robinson, complete with interesting tidbits from Paige’s life and career. That’s a home run, although the program cover that features a black batter and not a pitcher like Paige is an out. Regardless, Satchel Paige and the Kansas City Swing is a delightful albeit often melancholy production that carefully depicts what can happen when people are denied opportunities afforded others simply because they’re “different” from the folks calling the shots.

By Mark Bretz

It’s depressing to see the jovial, savvy and hugely talented Paige chafe at his denied possibilities, as superbly portrayed by Robinson. Not only does the actor have the lanky look of the ageless wizard who was inducted into the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame in 1971, but also he successfully emulates Paige’s ungainly pitching motion, which baffled batters for decades. Robinson likewise succeeds at showing not only Paige’s notoriously mischievous humor, but also the resentment that simmered beneath the surface of his genial demeanor. That aspect is accentuated in a tense scene between him and Michael Chenevert, as his teammate and friend O’Neil, when Paige scathingly tells the hitter, “You don’t know what it’s like to be great” as an explanation of why he isn’t interested in being other than the first black man to break the baseball race barrier. There are strong performances by Chenevert as Satchel’s devoted pal, O’Neil, who reveals his own sweet secret, and Peterson Townsend as Young, the hopeful rookie who yearns to make the big league in this new age. Vanessa A. Jones shines as the classy Mrs. Hopkins, who shares a rich history with Satchel that he fumbles away, and Tsilala Brock shows the love and devotion of Mrs. Hopkins’ daughter, Moira, who has dreams of emulating her mother’s youthful success as a singer in boozy nightclubs. Satchel Paige and the Kansas City Swing is a multilayered tale that shows the simplicity of baseball contrasted with the scars of racial injustice that, sadly, remains as American as a day at the ballpark.

Company: The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis Venue: Browning Mainstage, Loretto-Hilton Center, 130 Edgar Road Dates: Through April 10 Tickets: $21-$79.50; contact 314-968-4925 or repstl.org Rating: A 4.5 on a scale of 1-to-5 LadueNews.com | April 1, 2016 77

Around Town

By Robyn Dexter

‌Sat., April 2

The Gaslight Cabaret Festival presents JOE MANCUSO at the Gaslight Theater. Mancuso tells his personal story – and how tragic events changed his life, putting him on a musical journey to becoming an awardwinning vocalist, recording artist and St. Louis favorite. 8 p.m. $30. 314-725-4200 or gaslightcabaretfestival.com.

Fri., April 8, to Sun., April 10

Bring the entire family to Powell Hall for director Steven Spielberg’s space-alien fantasy, E.T. THE EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL. Join conductor Erik Ochsner as the St. Louis Symphony performs John Williams’ Academy Award-winning score live with the film on the big screen. Experience the wonder of this heartwarming classic about a 10-year-old boy who befriends a lost alien trying to find his way home. 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday. Tickets start at $20. 314-534-1700 or stlsymphony.org.

Thu., April 7

Author LAURIE R. KING discusses her book The Murder of Mary Russell at Mary Ann’s Tea Room. King’s bestselling Mary RussellSherlock Holmes series weaves rich historical detail and provocative themes with intriguing characters and enthralling suspense. Russell and Holmes have become one of modern literature’s most beloved teams. But does this adventure end it all? Q&A and book signing following the program. 6:30 p.m. Tickets start at $45. meetmestlouis.org.

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Sat., April 9 Thu., April 7, to Sun., April 10

The University of Missouri-St. Louis Department of Theatre presents HOW WE GOT ON at the Touhill Performing Arts Center. Hank, Julian and Luann are three talented, determined suburban teens coming of age in the 1980s. Dreaming of fame and fortune in the new hip-hop music scene, they must overcome cultural isolation, familial dysfunction and ruthless rivalries to make the music that defines their lives. A sultry DJ spins their stories with her own metatheatrical perspective in this contemporary ode to the roots of rap. 7:30 p.m. April 7-9, 2 p.m. April 9-10. $10 tickets, $5 students. 314-516-4949 or touhill.org.

Fri., April 8

Left Bank Books, Maryville Talks Books, St. Louis Public Radio and HEC-TV present National Humanities Medalist and award-winning broadcaster KRISTA TIPPETT, in conversation with Don Marsh about her new book, Becoming Wise: An Inquiry Into the Mystery and Art of Living, at the Ethical Society of St. Louis. 7 p.m. $31 admits one person and includes one copy of Becoming Wise. $36 admits two people and includes one copy of the book, with $5 rebatable toward the purchase of a second copy at the event. 314-3676731 or left-bank.com.

Left Bank Books presents acclaimed international journalist and author AMY GOODMAN, who will sign and discuss her book, Democracy Now!: Twenty Years Covering the Movements Changing America, with co-author Denis Moynihan. In 1996, Goodman began hosting a show on Pacifica Radio called Democracy Now! to focus on the issues and movements that are too often ignored by corporate media. Today Democracy Now! is the largest public media collaboration in the U.S., broadcasting on more than 1,400 public television and radio stations around the world, with millions accessing it online. 12 p.m. Free. 314-367-6731 or left-bank.com.

Honing her

Craft

By Alice Handelman | Photos by Sarah Conard

A locAl chAmpion of Art, volunteerism And improving technology use, crAft AlliAnce center of Art + design’s new president, vicki l. sAuter, sees the opportunity As A chAnce to hone her crAft.

Vicki l. Sauter

he new president of Craft Alliance Center of Art + Design is an avid craft collector. She appreciates craft of all types, but is particularly passionate about handmade eggs, baskets and vases. However, Vicki L. Sauter doesn’t keep all her eggs in one basket. She can’t. She has too many. Her craft collection, displayed in her Creve Coeur home, includes 25 handcrafted baskets, 100 vases and more than 200 eggs. Collected from all over the world, some eggs are hand-painted, beaded, needlepointed or riveted. Others are made of rosebuds, china, crystal, blown glass or marble, and one unique glass egg is painted on the inside. Sauter, 61, has been collecting vases for 36 years. “When we bought our home, I started gardening,” she says, adding that she then began buying vases to display the beautiful flowers growing in her garden. “At one point it got out of control. I now have vases of all shapes, colors and sizes, including many purchased in the Craft Alliance Gift Gallery shop on Delmar.” Sauter raves about the shop, saying it “provides a friendly experience while you explore the latest in fine contemporary craft. We have an outstanding collection of affordable jewelry, scarves, serving pieces and other handmade items. It is a museum where you can take your treasure home.” Before her recent presidential role, Sauter served on the board of the nonprofit arts education center for more than 10 years and also has chaired its technology committee. She says she enjoys combining her expertise in technology with her love of crafts and volunteerism. She has given freely of her time and talents to introduce computing skills to Craft Alliance and has enjoyed taking many exciting and stimulating classes there. “We are still working to get up to the modern age,” she says. “It’s critical to have technology tools available. We’re now building communities of people interested in craft online through Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and blogs; this helps Craft Alliance reach many more people, especially young people.” Sauter’s primary goal as president is “to help Craft Alliance continue the wonderful work that it has done in the community, in the classroom and through support of St. Louis’ artists,” she says. “I will help to strengthen the financial base of Craft Alliance and foster increased use of technology to improve operations. I would like to see more classes using recycled or upcycled material and classes that combine craft and technology, such as the growing trend of wearable tech.” She calls Craft Alliance a “jewel that so many people in St. Louis do not know about,” referencing its two St. Louis-area locations in the Delmar Loop and on Grand Avenue, its school-outreach programs and even juvenile jails. “Our big draw in both facilities is clay – throwing, manipulating and painting clay,” she says. Classes also are offered in woodturning, ceramics, glass, metal, fiber and graphics. “We are moving and pushing our boundaries of craft a little more than looking at things in a traditional way,” she says. “In the fiber area, we also offer weaving classes and instruction in dyeing fabrics. Fiber art is a love of mine.” Jovial, with a winning smile, she laughs when she remembers some of the professors

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who asked her if she felt guilty taking the place of a male in their technology classes at Northwestern University. Little did they know that one day their student would serve as professor of information systems at the University of Missouri-St. Louis (UMSL) or that she would receive many honors, including the President’s Award for Service from the University of Missouri-Columbia and the UMSL Alumni Association Outstanding Professor Award. She also is a curator of Grace’s Place – a museum at UMSL about computers and information technology that honors Grace Murray Hopper, an American computer scientist and U.S. Navy rear admiral – and belongs to the mission committee at Ladue Chapel Presbyterian Church. Born and raised in Chicago, she met her husband of 38 years, UMSL professor Joseph Martinich, in graduate school at Northwestern University. Sauter has published more than 40 journal articles and written several books, two of which she self-published. “I loved creating my book on the history of streetlights,” she says. “They are so appealing to me, and I’ve included many photographs and commentary from around the world.” Her book You’re Never Too Old to Surf is a howto for those 60 and older on safely surfing the Internet. She also has authored two

Makers Ball:

To celebrate the power of creativity, meet the makers and artists-in-residence at Craft alliance Center of art + Design’s Makers Ball, honoring Edward Jones, with live craft demonstrations and participatory craft experience for guests. There will be dinner, music and dancing, and live and silent auctions.

When: Saturday, april 30, 6 to 11 p.m. Where: palladium Saint louis, 1400 park place, St. louis RSVP: 314-725-1177 ext. 321 or jackie.chambers@craftalliance.org Tickets: $250 each or $500 for “patron” status (includes Vip seating and gift), craftalliance.org/events/gala16.htm

scholastic books on decision-support systems and two technical books to help people design computer systems for upper-level managers. She talks about Craft Alliance’s upcoming Makers Ball on April 30 at The Palladium. “The Makers Ball celebrates the imagination, skill and dedication of makers in all media,” she says. “It highlights the beauty of handmade objects and the powerful stories they contain.” The event will honor Edward Jones for its contributions to Craft Alliance over the years. Proceeds from the event will support Craft Alliance’s artists-in-residence program, which nurtures the development of emerging craft professionals, and its Crafting-A-Future program, which provides mentoring and portfolio-building support for teens interested in pursuing careers in the arts. Craft Alliance Center of Art + Design, 6640 Delmar Blvd., University City, 314-725-1177; 501 N. Grand Blvd., St. Louis, craftalliance.org LadueNews.com | april 1, 2016

diningGuide

By Amanda Dahl

Green Dining Alliance multiple locations, 314-669-4432,

greendiningalliance.org The Green Dining Alliance certifies St. Louis-area restaurants in sustainable practices. Members recycle, invest in the

‌The Art of Entertaining 8796 Big Bend Blvd., 314-963-9899, theaofe.com

local economy – and never use Styrofoam. They incorporate environmentally friendly practices like composting, sourcing local food and reducing their carbon footprint. Show your support by eating at a GDA-certified restaurant today!

Don’t be a fool this April – let us do all the cooking! It’s no joke. We have the best food at the lowest prices, including on this new salad for spring!

Kingside Diner 4651 Maryland Ave., 314-454-3957, kingsidediner.com

There’s nothing better than having breakfast whenever you feel like it. So whether you like yours at

Guido’s “On the Hill”

the crack of dawn or after a night

5046 Shaw Ave., 314-771-4900, g uidosstl.com

on the town, feast on omelets,

Uncover the best of both worlds in

Kingside Diner.

flatbreads, sliders and the best pancakes in town – all at

the heart of The Hill with Guido’s classic Italian fare and traditional Spanish entrées and tapas. Between made-to-order pastas, tapas calientes and rich desserts, Guido’s knows how to satisfy your cultural cravings.

Haveli Indian Restaurant

Edibles & Essentials Market~Café

9720 Page Ave., 314-423-7300, havelistl.com

5815 Hampton Ave., 314-328-2300, e diblesandessentials.com

Discover authentic Indian

Located in St. Louis Hills, Edibles &

can experience the hospitality

Essentials delights patrons with an eclectic

traditions of India for yourself.

menu, including Saturday brunch. Come

Vegan, vegetarian and

enjoy dine-in or carryout, and eat in the

nonvegetarian temptations are

enclosed and heated patio.

made with a variety of curries

cuisine at Haveli, where you

from fresh, natural ingredients.

Frazer’s Restaurant & Lounge 1811 Pestalozzi St., 314-773-8646, frazersgoodeats.com

Experience fine cuisine and exceptionally crafted cocktails as served by an outstanding staff at Frazer’s in Benton Park. Stop by for lunch, dinner or Saturday brunch.

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Mama’s “On the Hill” 2132 Edwards St., 758 S. Fourth St., 314-776-3100, mamasonthehill.com Dreaming of devouring homecooked goodness? Trust Mama’s to satisfy your appetite. Savor the authentic, mouthwatering Italian specialties served up fresh. It’ll have you coming back for more.

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2837 Cherokee St., 314-932-5566; 8388 Musick Memorial Drive, eatrevelkitchen.com Food has never tasted this good… New dishes, new flavors – and a new look! Join Revel Kitchen at its new Brentwood location every day of the week for a delicious breakfast, lunch or dinner.

THREE KINGS PUBLIC HOUSE

6307 Delmar Blvd., 314-721-3355; 11925 Manchester Road, 314-815-3455, threekingspub.com Before it was cool, Three Kings had a one-of-a-kind craft beer list. They

TRUFFLES

still do – and now, the restaurant is known just as much for its upscale, global pub food and award-winning atmosphere.

9202 Clayton Road, 314-567-9100, todayattruffles.com Stop by the Butchery next door for daily

TONY’S RESTAURANT

fresh-baked artisan breads, now featuring a

410 Market St., 314-231-7007, opentable.com/tonys-st-louis

gluten-free bread selection.

Tony’s Restaurant has been serving four generations of St. Louisans for dinner. Come be a part of the tradition. Call or book your reservations online.

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