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The stunning gardens are only part of the thrill of going to Opera Theatre of St. Louis performances.

Editor Dorothy Weiner enjoyed a matinee performance of La Bohème, beautifully staged at the Loretto Hilton Theatre.

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JDRF 19 Cathedral Concerts 21 TECH TALK – Social Media Etiquette 22 I DO! – Madison Nye & Andrew Nguyen

we’re sorry! » on the cover » IN OUR JUNE 22 ISSUE, OUR HAPPENINGS COLUMN ON P. 27 MISSTATED THE AMOUNT LADUE CHAPEL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH DONATED TO HABITAT FOR HUMANITY. THE CORRECT AMOUNT WAS $100,000.

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THE ANNUAL A NIGHT FOR LIFE GALA, A BENEFIT FOR BIRTHRIGHT COUNSELING HOSTED BY FRIENDS OF BIRTHRIGHT, TAKES PLACE SEPT. 17 AT THE RITZ-CARLTON. PICTURED ON THE COVER: CHARLES AND SHIRLEY DRURY, WINNERS OF THE MONSIGNOR HARTNETT AWARD, AND SPECIAL GALA GUESTS JANET ASHCROFT AND FORMER U.S. ATTORNEY GENERAL JOHN ASHCROFT. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL 314.962.5300 OR VISIT BIRTHRIGHTSTL.ORG. COVER DESIGN BY JON FOGEL | PHOTO BY COLIN MILLER OF STRAUSS PEYTON

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Senior account executive Wendy Jablonow joined families, students and supporters of Miriam: The Learning Disability Experts at an open house to learn about plans for its new high school, Miriam Academy, opening this fall. Pictured: Head of school Dr. Susan Jackson, board member Laynie Goldenberg

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Managing editor Stephanie Zeilenga and husband C.J. attended A Zoo Ado at the Saint Louis Zoo. The fabulous evening included themed cocktails, delicious food stations and live music.

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PHOTO BY COLIN MILLER OF STRAUSS PEYTON | MAKEUP BY BOBBI BROWN AT NEIMAN MARCUS

from the editor's desk I don’t usually look at random lists like Most Popular Baby Names or Top 10 Uses for Asparagus, but I happened to glance at this issue’s list of National Days in July on page 12, and one of the entries, in particular, caught my eye. Apparently July 15 is Give Something Away Day. The idea of divesting oneself of ‘stuff’ sounds appealingly cathartic, and having a dedicated day to do it is, well, intriguing.

Is it a subtle hint that we Americans simply have too much stuff? That notion certainly has popped in and out of my head recently. Just last week I vowed not to buy another thing until I put some mileage on all the clothes and shoes I already have (realistically, that could take years—but I’m committed to a buying moratorium until at least Sept. 1). To that end, I have been summarily deleting all retail email notifications. It’s a start.

Recently I returned from travels that took me to some remote villages where residents had a subsistence lifestyle.

There were no roads or sidewalks, only footpaths in the dirt.

I can’t remember the last time I’d seen an outhouse, if ever, but here they were—in a part of the world where winter temperatures average about -10 C. Some places had only two hours of electricity a day. A contrast like that makes it pretty hard to avoid an undeniable truth: we have much, much more than we need. Giving away a single possession won’t make a dent, but it can be a first step—a kind of ‘note to self.’ And a small reminder of the karmic notion to live simply so others can simply live.

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I RECENTLY SAW WEINER, THE DOCUMENTARY that follows former U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner’s run for New York City mayor. It was fascinating! I try to stay away from politics in this column, since you read for a chuckle and not my left -leaning pontifications.

That said, I do want to touch on a few thoughts I had while walking out of the theater.

Aren’t you happy most of us grew up without social media? We don’t have to be concerned about a picture of us surfacing from the Mississippi River Festival while we were, uh, not inhaling. We did a lot of stupid things when we were young that only resulted in funny stories we tell now that we are older.

Who in their right mind would think anyone would want to see their naked, middle-aged body? As I have said before, I am not too skinny or too fat. Most days, I walk out of the house and think as long as the right light hits me, ‘I got it going on.’ That said, I am always fully clothed. There’s a reason underwear is sometimes referred to as ‘foundation.’ It keeps stuff where it is supposed to be. This isn’t true just for women, but for men, too. Now, I have played around with the filters on Instagram and other Photoshop apps, but some things just can’t be moved or removed. Please understand, there is nothing wrong with a middle-aged body, I am just saying I won’t be taking a picture of me and sending it to a 23-yearold like Weiner did. As I said, I still think I got it going on, assuming the lights are dimmed, the clothing is draped and a couple of beers are on board.

Wouldn’t you like it if a publicly humiliated spouse would punch the offender instead of standing and watching him apologize? You know, nothing too jarring, just a slap on the hand or perhaps grabbing the microphone mid-apology and saying, “I know he is an idiot, but he is my idiot and I will make him pay in my own devious way for years to come.” I always thought if Hillary Clinton would have clobbered Bill during that long walk to the waiting helicopter instead of each of them holding hands with poor, sweet Chelsea, we would not still be talking about Monica Lewinsky.

Can we accept that our elected officials are not perfect? What is the one word that everyone uses when they talk about their favorite elected official?

Disappointment, whether it was about a vote, a position or a comment. People disappoint. Even those who take our money for campaign contributions.

I could never run for office. I’ve always loved politics and actually believe I might make a difference, but even with my thick skin, I could not withstand the scrutiny—and hey, I haven’t even done anything illegal … that the statute of limitations hasn’t run out on.

So there you have it, a rather odd review of the documentary Weiner. A must-see for anyone who thinks politics is easy or who takes a few too many pictures with their iPhone.

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by dorothy weiner

Congratulations to those honored last month by the National

Conference for Community and Justice: DR. GHAZALA HAYAT, SLU professor and past president of Interfaith Partnership; AMY HUNTER of the YWCA; RICHARD MARK of Ameren Illinois; ROBERT MILLSTONE of Millstone Capital Advisors; and NANCY TICE, community volunteer.

Local romance writer IRENE HANNON published her 50th novel, Sea Rose Lane, last month!

The Des Peres resident also was inducted into the

Romance Writers of America Hall of Fame, only the 16th

member in the group’s 36-year history! Hannon celebrated with family at Algonquin Golf Club.

Kudos all around!

UPCHURCH, RIGHT, WITH BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS PRESIDENT DR. FLINT FOWLER

Congrats to St. Louis Association of Realtors president-elect BARRY UPCHURCH, who recently was honored by Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater St. Louis as a Duncan Bauman Cabinet of Life Trustee. Upchurch has served the nonprofit in a multitude of capacities, including board chair and chair of the development and finance committees.

CBL & Associates Properties and its regional marketing director SEAN PHILLIPS have been

honored with a MAXI Award by the

International Council of Shopping Centers. The owner of Chesterfield Mall, West County Center and three other area malls, CBL was applauded for its stlouisinstyle.com blog, launched by Phillips in 2011.

Bravo!

We’re rooting for hometowners MATT HECK and JEREMIAH RABER, who will appear on Season 2 of CNBC’s

West Texas Investors Club.

They don’t know the exact date of their appearance, but they do know their product, Nutshellz, is popular with athletes, law enforcement officers and combat troops.

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Protective gear for the groin.

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by stephanie zeilenga NOTHING IS AS LIFE-CHANGING AS HAVING A CHILD. While it’s an occasion of great joy for most,

when a pregnancy is unplanned, it can cause stress, fear and doubts about the future. Especially for indigent or very young women, having a child to care for can seem like an insurmountable challenge. But no matter the situation, Birthright Counseling offers women a shoulder to lean on and support to move forward.

Founded in 1968 in Toronto, the nonprofit now has more than 300 chapters in the United States, Canada and Africa. Each year, approximately 3,000 women receive services at Birthright Counseling’s four St. Louis area locations. The organization promises a non-judgmental approach to prenatal discussion for women of all ages and economic circumstances. Beyond providing professional counseling to women as they work through their decision and post-pregnancy plans, Birthright also offers free pregnancy tests, financial aid, tuition assistance and housing programs.

Information is available about everything from pregnancy and childbirth to parenting skills, adoption and career development. Birthright can refer women to medical, financial and legal experts, prenatal and parenting education, and post-partum counseling. Support continues as long as the mother needs it.

“We support women during and after their pregnancy,” says executive director Maureen Zink, who emphasizes that while Birthright is pro-life, it is not a political organization and refrains from picketing or evangelizing. “We’re here for women who want to consider the option of having their baby. We provide a non-judgmental space where they can speak to a professional counselor and sort out their decision. We want each woman to feel empowered to make the best choice for herself and her baby. We don’t want a woman to choose termination just because she can’t pay her rent or has to leave school. We put everything in place so that choice isn’t made because she couldn’t get past one of these hurdles.”

Birthright also works to improve the health of infants. In St. Louis, the infant mortality rate is higher than in many developing countries, says Zink, citing data from the Maternal Child & Family Health Coalition. In response to this, Birthright has implemented programs like perinatal and postpartum depression screenings, alcohol and substance use screenings, and classes to strengthen women emotionally and physically.

To keep its doors open, the nonprofit relies on community support. Its major annual gala, A Night for Life, takes place Sept. 17 at The Ritz-Carlton. This year’s event, which is hosted by Friends of Birthright, marks the 45th anniversary of Birthright’s arrival in St. Louis. It is chaired by Barb Finnegan. The Drury family (of the hotel chain) will receive an award for its ongoing support.

“Over all these years, we’ve served more than 200,000 women,” Zink says. “Birthright goes above and beyond; thanks to our donors, we have the resources to do that.”

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Carl Wimar is now underfoot on the sidewalk in U. City, along with more than 140 other stars and plaques on the St. Louis Walk of Fame in the Loop. Not a name as familiar as Charles Lindbergh? Wimar was a 19th-century artist, a painter of life here in the 1800s. Arriving in St. Louis in 1843, the young immigrant was enthralled by the Native Americans who camped near the city to trade furs. Wimar returned to his native Germany in 1852 to study painting, and his work often portrayed Native Americans in conflict with pioneers, as in The Captive Charger or The Abduction of Daniel Boone’s Daughter (pictured). Wimar returned to St. Louis in 1856. Influenced by his travels up the Missouri River, he painted prairie landscapes and scenes of Native American life and ritual, such as The Buffalo Dance. Though languishing of tuberculosis and needing to be carried up to his worksite, Wimar finished his final masterpiece in 1862, the four murals adorning the rotunda dome of the Old Courthouse. Many of his works are at Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum at Washington U., and at least one is at the Saint Louis Art Museum. Wimar’s star is at 6227 Delmar Blvd.

Each of the dozen or so giant apples on the ground in the Old Orchard section of Webster Groves looks like it’s already had a healthy bite taken out of it. They’re still red, but they’ve lost nearly all the luster they had when hometown artist, the late, great Bob Cassilly, installed the whimsical chairs more than two decades ago. And the city has recently discussed how to polish ’em up. The elements have taken their toll, and the chairs have dulled—and unless they’re wearing much-used painter’s pants, nobody would dare sit in one. Because, like they do with all public art, birds poop on them. The only thing that sits in them, for days upon days, is rainwater. It gets almost nasty enough to

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breed mosquitoes. Anyhow, they need to be freshened up … again. Five years ago, with the artist’s blessing, Auto Beauty Specialists buffed them out. However, this needs to be done periodically, but how? We’re thinking the city should find a core (sic) of volunteers who polished an apple or two for a teacher back in the day ...

Operation Food Search (OFS) has embarked on a capital campaign to raise $7 million to help end childhood hunger in St. Louis, and it’s three-quarters of the way to the finish line. The nonprofit already has raised 73 percent of its goal, and key to that is a $1 million gift from the Crawford Taylor Foundation.

This ‘leadership’ gift will greatly help propel the campaign, a goal of which is a new, state-ofthe-art food bank and community education center. The foundation’s contribution was instrumental in leveraging a $350,000 matching challenge gift from the J.E. and L.E. Mabee Foundation. OFS’ new facility, which will triple its current distribution and program capacity,

includes a community demonstration and prep kitchen to expand nutrition education classes; a volunteer center with larger accommodations for individuals, corporations and organizations; and flexible, multipurpose spaces to convene OFS member agencies and stakeholders for the purpose of creating long-term, innovative solutions to end childhood hunger. OFS plans to open its new facility at 1644 Lotsie Blvd. in Overland in early fall. If you were wondering about the second surname in Crawford Taylor, it belongs to one of the metro’s most magnanimous men: Jack Taylor, who founded Enterprise Rent-A-Car in 1957.

“Dan’l Boone was a man / Yes a big man …” starts out the song known by many a Boy Scout and 1960s TV watcher. In April, the historic Daniel Boone home and nearly 300 acres of surrounding property in Defiance were gifted to the people of St. Charles County by previous owner Lindenwood University.

Following the donation, county officials announced the property would be named Lindenwood Park. The site includes the rugged limestone home, adjoining 66acre Boonesfield Village historic site, and more than 200 acres of surrounding countryside. The county will continue to operate the village complex, including the home, as a tourist site. A 5,100-square-foot pavilion was built last year, also using native limestone for the exterior walls. The complex is a fun afternoon drive any time of year … well, unless we’re having some stretch

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If you’re anything like me … or my son Henry, who’s a distant relative of Boone … you are definitely at risk of suffering from problems such as these. The threestory stone building, nestled in the rolling hills of wine country and overlooking the Femme Osage Valley, brings to life the legacy of Boone through stories of a daring pioneer, while also offering a glimpse into family matters. We didn’t hear tell of ghosts, although Boone died here in 1820 at 86. In his sleep. But not in a coonskin cap. Word in the wilderness was he preferred beaver hats.

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Ladue Chapel Presbyterian Church is celebrating 10 years of partnering with Habitat for Humanity Saint Louis—a decade’s worth of volunteers building homes for the disadvantaged.

In May, the congregation presented a $100,000 gift to the nonprofit to celebrate the 10th house it helped build, this one by more than 50 church members. On May 21, members of the church began building a new Habitat house in Lookaway Summit in north St. Louis City. The Rev. Dr. Mark Thomas, pastor of Ladue Chapel, founded a Habitat for Humanity affiliate in Port Huron, Michigan, 25 years ago. Habitat—a notfor-profit, ecumenical housing ministry—works in partnership with individuals and communities of all faiths to improve housing conditions and provide safe, decent and affordable housing in St. Louis City and County. With nearly 400 homes already built, Habitat is one of the leading housing developers in St. Louis. In addition to making a down payment and assuming a mortgage, each homebuyer invests 350 sweat-equity volunteer hours into building or rehabbing a home and attending life-skills classes.

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When we are surprised or overwhelmed, it is usually our minds that boggle.

But a late 16th-century translation of Homer’s Iliad uses the word to describe horses’ reaction to fear. Etymologists think that ‘boggle’ may have British roots and relate to ‘bogle,’ the word for goblin or ghost, or, more broadly, any object of fear.

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Visit the Bier Garten at Grant’s Farm July 29 for Food Truck Fridays.

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ho can argue with food? Whether it's a bundt cake on the counter or a catered office lunch, what better way is there to foster conviviality among employees? Stafford Manion of Gladys Manion Real Estate says when it comes to team building with his agents he is “all about the food.”

Manion explains that good team relations are particularly important when agents are independent contractors. “They have to be able to rely on each other,” he says. “When you work as a group, your business is stronger.” To encourage these relationships, Manion holds company events every couple of months. The agents golf and bowl together, and have even gone skeet shooting. Occasionally, the office goes to The Original Pancake House for an impromptu breakfast. “Bacon ...

pancakes, who isn't happy with that?” he says.

Recently, Manion built a patio in a section of the firm's rear parking lot. It has a grill and a table where agents can relax. “I like to cook, they like to eat,” he says, adding that he plans to grow herbs and tomatoes on the patio.

The office also has a fully functioning kitchen. “It's stocked,” he says. “And sometimes, on my day off, I go in and scramble a dozen eggs.”

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Select Properties comes together over its devotion to The Sunshine Kids.

The office has been raising money for at least 10 years. “We are one of the top fundraisers for The Sunshine Kids in the country,” says Matt Muren, managing broker of the Clayton office, adding that the company holds events nearly every month for the children’s cancer charity. “It’s a great cause.

Left: Lawrence Group members at a ‘Dine Around’ event.

Below: Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Select Properties raises funds for The Sunshine Kids.

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We are all very passionate about our involvement and it brings us together.” He adds that the goal this year is $100,000. “We are well on our way.”

Other companies find ways to build camraderie, too. Bridget Bogan, associate principal at Lawrence Group, says one of the ways the design firm does this is by encouraging employees to participate in charity events. “When you act as part of a team to help others, it really brings people together,” she says. Since 2003, Lawrence Group has taken part in the annual Express Scripts MS charity bike ride, which covers 150 miles in two days. The team also raises money for that cause by hosting an annual breakfast and raffle.

Bogan says retreats also are particularly good ways to foster team spirit. “They keep everyone in sync with company goals. People come away feeling more connected and involved.” This is especially true, she adds, when employees are honored for their service and success.

Lawrence Group team-building also takes place on the playing field. The company has softball and volleyball teams, and a 'Biggest Loser' fitness group. A group of gardeners grows vegetables and flowers in the Downtown office roof garden. “It's a wonderful way to encourage sustainability within the company,” Bogan says. Events like the monthly architecture movie screenings promote a sense of unity, as well.

Like Gladys Manion, Lawrence Group also puts stock in the power of food to bring people together. “Doughnut Fridays are a hit,” Bogan says. As are the happy hours and 'Dine Around' events hosted by different members of the office. One company retreat, she remembers, featured a dessert competition. “I can still taste the creme brulee,” Bogan says. “We do love our sweets.”

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If you are a novice to social media but want to connect with family or use it for your business, test each network and decide which is best for you. Based on a 2015 Pew Research Center study, 62 percent of adults have a Facebook account. If you want to connect with individuals for professional reasons, LinkedIn is the go-to outlet.

Once you decide to engage on social media, set your privacy preferences, which allow you to limit the content others see and share about you. If you are running a business or brand page, you’ll want to keep your settings public. The site verticalresponse.com offers some helpful rules to keep in mind: 1. Don’t hijack posts by recommending your own company or services. It’s fine to share your expertise, but don’t sell on other people’s posts.

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University’s freshman orientation, their connection was immediate. The two kept up communication until arriving at school and began officially dating in October. “The summer we graduated, I kept thinking he was going to propose every weekend,” Madison laughs. Her expectations were finally met while driving to a winery in Texas hill country with friends. “We pulled off on a farm road in front of a traffic cone,” she recalls. “His friend escorted me to a freestanding door in the middle of the field with a note that said, Here’s to new adventures. Are you ready? Andrew was on one knee when I opened it!”

A similar door made an appearance at their wedding at Cedar Creek Cellars in New Haven, Missouri.

“I had my dad rebuild it as a surprise,” Madison says. “I was standing behind it for our first look.” Since Andrew and his family are from Texas, the two wanted some rustic Texas flair mixed in with the more elegant elements. Andrew’s special wedding cowboy boots were perfect for the couple’s first dance to George Strait and for line dancing later in the evening. “The barn reception was exactly what we wanted, and a lot of our guests stayed on the property to make a weekend out of it,” Madison says.

She says their private moment during the first look is one of her favorite memories, as well as spending time with each of her girlfriends before the ceremony. Another decision she cherishes was choosing their college mentors as officiants. “They both watched us grow together, and we couldn’t think of anyone who knew us better as a couple,” she says. “The number of people who traveled and took the time to be there was humbling, the amount of love we felt that day was huge.”

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a big beard, and he’s a middle-aged white guy who owns a bank,” says Brian Owens, founder and CEO of L.I.F.E. Cultural and Performing Arts, of his friendship with Sterling Bank founder and chairman Ken Poteet. The Sterling Bank for L.I.F.E. Community Partnership is a new, recently formed entity, specifically geared to leadership development through music, art and technology.

(The acronym stands for Leadership, Innovation, Faith and Excellence). Owens says his friendship with Poteet is born of strong faith and a commitment to common ideals. They both believe in community, and are changing the lives of St. Louis area youth.

“Art can be a driving force in change,” says Owens, a singer who is a St. Louis Symphony Artist in Residence and Ferguson resident. “The driving force of Sterling Bank for L.I.F.E. is to mentor and raise up the next generation of leaders by providing them with the best possible experiences they otherwise might not have.”

Owens says they use music in different ways for the various L.I.F.E. programs, which are either already in existence at area middle and high schools, or planned for the near future. For example, an eight-week therapeutic songwriting program at Confluence Academy-Old North helps middleschoolers who have suffered the effects of urban trauma; the Remix Project forms high school ensembles that uniquely combine different music styles. (Earlier this year, the Remix Project Ensemble debuted at Peabody Opera House before an audience of more than 3,000 people). And in 2017, in partnership with the St. Louis Symphony Education Department and Youth Orchestra, a concert compiled of both the Remix and songwriting projects will take place at Powell Hall.

Poteet says he wants no applause for the bank’s financial involvement with L.I.F.E., and stresses that his friendship with Owens has never had anything to do with the monetary support (now in the six-figure range) the bank provides. “All I saw was a good, faith-based person doing the same things that are important to me—building relationships and community one person at a time,” Poteet recalls. “I call us ‘the odd couple,’ but we truly see each other and understand our different cultures.” He adds that Sterling Bank has a history of involvement in community partnerships.

For the past two years—again with financial backing from Sterling—Owens organized an outdoor concert on the parking lot of Ferguson Heights Church of Christ. The concert, he says, combined music of all styles in representation of L.I.F.E.’s overall philosophy of integration and cultural cross-pollination. Last year, the concert included music like hip-hop, R&B, opera and Japanese soul, and was filmed for a PBS special called ‘Soul of Ferguson.’ Another event this fall is in the early planning stages.

“Music is the universal language,” Owens says. “It’s the one neutral space where we can experience the same things regardless of who we are and where we come from.”

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[ amuse bouche ] THE SCENE

Tiny neighborhood eatery with Calabrian food

THE PRICES

$8 to $13 antipasti, $13 to $17 entrees, $15 to $18 pizzas

THE CHEF Pepe Kehm

THE FAVORITES

Sautéed Calamari, Roasted Cauliflower with Tomato & Breadcrumbs, Eggplant Involtini, Tutto Mare

IF YOU’VE EVER EATEN AT A FRIEND’S HOUSE where Grandma from the old country does most of the cooking, that’s what chef Pepe Kehm is trying to do here in his new spot in Clayton. It is plopped in the center of a residential neighborhood, The Moorlands, in a storefront that was most recently a pizza place, and before that, a cleaners.

With only 25 seats, this is a little like eating at someone’s house. Kehm, who moves from table to table to greet diners, explains the food is home-style, like his own family in Calabria (southern Italy) would have served. He calls the offerings ‘southern Italy soul food,’ so expect to see dishes that don’t conform to our idea of traditional Italian.

Like the Rice with Chicken Livers & Lentils ($5) on the ‘Contorno’ (sides) list. Or the Savory Truffle Cannoli ($6), our starter. A sweet, crunchy cannoli tube was stuffed with truffle oil-laced ricotta and served with a large ramekin of truffle custard with truffle ragu.

Some elements were great, others struck me as odd, but maybe that is what Kehm is doing: shaking up our

notions of Italian cuisine. The custard, served with well-oiled crostini, was delicious, with a topping of deeply flavored demi-glace and shaved truffles. I found the cannoli, though, too sweet for a savory treatment.

The entree menu is nicely varied, with plenty of both fish and meat, as well as pizza choices if that’s your preference. The Calamari ($10.95), rings of tender squid, was very good. Its sauce was deep and rich with well-concentrated flavors, most notably fish stock and wine. For this dish, you need the bread basket ($2.50) to sop up all that deliciousness. The breads are housemade and very good, including slices of moist cornbread and chunks of grainy peasant bread, some of them oiled and herbed.

The Tutto Mare special one night ($18) had clams, mussels, halibut and swordfish in a tomato broth with oregano flavor and lightly seasoned with red pepper flakes and shiitake mushrooms.

A special of Braciole ($15) was quite good, served with potatoes au gratin. The classic dish of thinly pounded beef, filled and rolled up was nicely done.

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with Cognac brandy, distilled essence of bitter orange and sugar

PEDIGREE

GRAND MARNIER An orange-flavored liqueur created in 1880 by Alexandre Marnier-Lapostolle ZABAGLIONE An Italian dessert made with egg yolks, sugar and sweet spirits, often cognac BUCATINI A thick, spaghetti-like pasta with a visible hole through the center. Buco in Italian means ‘hole.’

[ aftertaste ] » We visited a few times and like the chef and the atmosphere (it’s in our neighborhood).

Our meals were enjoyable and affordable.

—MOLLY T. OF CLAYTON

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Loved our pizza, and the patio is so charming, overlooking Wydown Boulevard. I’d definitely go back.

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The typical filling is breadcrumb, but here, the beef is rolled around sliced salami, spinach and a hard-boiled egg, resulting in interesting layers. The accompanying potatoes were delicious and buttery.

Our anchovy pizza, called the Don Michael, was ordered Sicilian style ($18), with a very thick, bready crust and light on the tomato and cheese. That’s OK; it had plenty of salty, briny anchovy flavor and some nice, fresh thyme.

The Roasted Leg of Lamb ($17) had slices of meat with gravy and a side of rice with chicken livers.

The lamb was too gamey for my taste, and while I appreciate good chicken livers, something about these was a little off.

Desserts are made in-house, too, and we sampled the Calabrian Candy Bar ($5), which had a good zabaglione sauce on top and came with excellent buttery cookies.

But the bar itself was nothing more than a chocolate log of ganache. Another dessert option, Grand Marnier Cannoli was very good, a light tube filled with ricotta, pistachios and chocolate chips.

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LEISURE

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St. Louisan ELLEN PRINZI has developed an app, OLIO CITY, that cuts through the hassles of figuring out where to eat when you’re traveling.

Launched in Chicago and St. Louis, the app offers a customized, curated list of places to eat and visit based on information from local trendsetters and a survey taken by the user. More cities are planned for the future. Among the StL VIPs contributing: Cardinals chef Simon Lusky, Adam Wainwright, Jimmy Sansone, food writer Sherrie Castellano and RFT editor Sarah Fenske.

Prinzi, wife of Cardinals trainer Pete Prinzi, won an Arch Grant in 2015 for her idea.

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Lo cated on the grounds of the historic Thomas Sappington House Museum, the restaurant specializes in period Missouri eats. Chef Timothy Montgomery has created a dinner menu that includes Scotch Eggs wrapped with local sausage and Cornish Game Hens with maple bourbon glaze. Dinner hours are 5 to 9 p.m., Thursday through Saturday.

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VESS SODA is revitalizing its iconic, 12-foot-tall soda bottle, perched at 520 O’Fallon St., just north of the Edward Jones Dome. The original structure was built in 1953 and lit by 600 feet of neon tubing; it was reputedly the largest revolving, lighted bottle at the time. The big reveal comes July 11, in celebration of the brand’s 100 years in St. Louis.

[ three, and counting? ]

DEREK AND LUCAS GAMLIN, of Sub Zero Vodka Bar and Gamlin Whiskey House, have announced plans for a restaurant on the ground floor of THE RESIDENCES AT FOREST PARK HOTEL building. The location, at the corner of West Pine Boulevard and Euclid Avenue, is opposite the new Whole Foods Market. Stay tuned for details about the concept.

[ newly opened … ]

SCARLETT’S WINE BAR, cousin to two Sasha’s Wine Bars, has opened in the CWE at 4253 Laclede Ave. The spot serves wood-fired pizzas, charcuterie, hummus, cheese platters, burgers and other favorites … BIG BABY Q & SMOKEHOUSE at 11658 Dorsett Road is also open for business, with father-son team Ben and Bennie Welch serving up smokey specialties … FIVE ACRES BAR-B-QUE, in the old Mama Josephine’s spot at 4600 Shaw Blvd., is ready with its own ‘cue—plus the chicken and dumplings that folks enjoyed from its predecessor.

Don’t Forget Clayton Restaurant Week July 11-17! Visit claytonrestaurantweek.com for details.

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Mike Schwartz and Gloria Douglas: Quilted Bird Nest University City Public Library Gallery | Free | ucitylibrary.org

Sustainability Summer Lunch Series: Urban Strategies in Suburban Environments Webster University East Academic Building 202 | Free Noon-1 p.m. | webster.edu

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Walking Tours of Downtown St. Louis Downtown St. Louis Adults, $10; free for children under 12 Saturdays, 10 a.m. & 1 p.m. landmarks-stl.org

7/8-7/30

Grey Gardens Max & Louie Productions The Wool Studio Theatre in the JCC’s Staenberg Family Complex $35-$45 | maxandlouie.com

7/8-7/16

7/13

Internet Cat Video Festival Contemporary Art Museum $10-$15 | 6 p.m. | camstl.org

7/14

Yappy Hour at the Biergarten Anheuser-Busch Brewery Biergarten | Free | 4-8 p.m. budweisertours.com

7/14

Gateway City Big Band Millennium Park in Creve Coeur Free | 6 p.m. | creve-coeur.org

Gilbert and Sullivan: The Mikado Union Avenue Opera | $35-$75 8 p.m. | unionavenueopera.org

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Cars and Coffee Ballpark Village | Free 10 a.m.-noon | stlballparkvillage.com

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Summer Music Series: Duhart Taubman Prestige Outlets Free | Noon-3 p.m. taubmanprestigeoutlets.com Fashion Fun Day Missouri History Museum | Free Noon-4 p.m. | mohistory.org

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7/15

Music at the Intersection: Rock/Roots Grand Center | Free 5 p.m.-midnight | grandcenter.org Family Night at The Magic House The Magic House | Free 5:30-9 p.m. | magichouse.org

7/16

Downtown Kirkwood Sidewalk Sale Downtown Kirkwood | Free 10 a.m.-5 p.m. downtownkirkwood.com

Tutto Italiano!

Gateway Festival Orchestra Washington University Brookings Quadrangle Free | 7:30-9:30 p.m. gatewayfestivalorchestra.org Southern Fried Chicken Festival 4 Hands Brewing Co. | Free Noon-5 p.m. | 4handsbrewery.com

7/11

The 40th Anniversary Performance: Dr. James Henry with Vocal Point, Dr. Gail Fleming with Melodia and Vaughan Quartet Laumeier Sculpture Park Free | 11 a.m.-noon laumeiersculpturepark.org

Yoga + Beer with The Beer Yogis Perennial Artisan Ales | $20 6:30 p.m. | yogabuzz.org

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“Every man is a man … it’s as simple as that.” Those were the words of Civil War rebel Newt Knight (Matthew McConaughey), a man who developed a small group of slaves and deserters into a full-fledged company that time and again defeated Confederate soldiers and eventually declared themselves their own nation. Based on a true story, the film, written and directed by Gary Ross, follows Knight from the time he deserted the Confederacy to return home to Jones County, Mississippi, to help his family and others defend their farms and their livelihood. He deemed the war one of needless deaths and destruction to “protect the rich” and one that went against what he knew to be right: Every man should be a free man, and whatever you grow and harvest should be yours to keep.

The end of the war was a short-lived celebration for the group, as Jim Crow laws and other civil rights infractions made the victory feel empty. The film relays the constant violence and entitlement that continued after the war, and the issues that even 155 years out from the start of the conflict, we are still facing today.

SHOULD YOU SEE IT? Yes. —K.M. VIEWED AT DES PERES CINE 14

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Art Hill Film Series: Top Gun Live music, food trucks and interactive art projects prelude an outdoor viewing of Top Gun. Art Hill in Forest Park | Free | 9 p.m. | slam.org

7/9-7/10

Slide the City Experience a record-breaking water slide and enjoy a block party with live music, food and drinks.

Oakland and Tamm avenues | $15-$99 9 a.m.-7 p.m. | slidethecity.com

7/16

7/10

Also in Theaters: • The BFG • The Legend of Tarzan • The Purge: Election Year

Illuminating the Night St. Louis Artists’ Guild | Free stlouisartistsguild.org

7/15

7/10

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7/10

A Children’s Song and The Last Mensch This double feature is part of The St. Louis Jewish Film Festival, with the former directed by St. Louisan Shayna Cohen.

JCC Arts & Education Building | $12 | 4 p.m. stljewishfilmfestival.org

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Downtown Kirkwood Peach Festival Local farmers compete for the best tasting peach.

Festivities include live music, family-friendly activities and peach-themed samples.

Kirkwood Farmers Market | Free | 8 a.m. - noon downtownkirkwood.com PHOTO COURTESY OF BILL BURCKHALTER

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BY RICK STOFF

You know what they say: It’s a bear getting old, but it beats the alternative. And if you really want to look at the glass half full, you would admit that we’re pretty lucky to live during a time and in a place where medical innovation moves at relative lightening speed.

If you don’t believe it, read on.

REGENERATIVE MEDICINE

Placing the patient’s blood or fat cells into a painful joint to reverse the effects of osteoarthritis and prevent surgery sounds like science fiction, doesn’t it? But like so many medical developments, it has sped into the realm of accepted practice.

CHANGING THE STATUS QUO “Regenerative therapies are changing the way we repair joint pain,” says Dr. David Crane, a regenerative orthopedic specialist at Blue Tail Medical Group in Chesterfield. “The stem cells regulate the chronic inflammation, which helps keep the cartilage nutrition healthy,” he says.

“More providers are becoming proficient at regenerative medicine, and the body of evidence showing its benefits is growing as well,” says Doug Bouldin, a certified nurse practitioner and partner at the Ozzie Smith IMAC Regeneration Center in Creve Coeur. The center is affiliated with the Integrated Medicine and Chiropractic Regeneration Center in Paducah, Kentucky.

Regenerative treatment of a knee can cost one-tenth as much as a joint replacement, Bouldin adds.

Not long ago, scientists believed that embryonic tissues were the largest source of precursor cells, or stem cells. But then stem cells were found in therapeutically usable volumes in adult tissues, too. Their remarkable nature is due to the potential to develop into many different cell types, in essence replenishing other cells.

THE ACHES & PAINS OF AGE “People can experience joint pain because of osteoarthritis, which can be a wear-and-tear issue or can be precipitated by a traumatic event,” Bouldin says. Human knees are particularly prone to arthritis, and for decades the inevitable treatment was replacement with an artificial joint.

“The advice used to be to wait until the joint pain gets as bad as possible, then have your knee replaced,” Crane says. “Now we try to catch it early, when the joint first begins to lose its structural stability.”

The knee, however, needs two years to renew itself with its own natural resources, Crane adds. “It has only so many reparative cells at its disposal, and your joint will degenerate if you don’t have enough local resources for the repair. If we catch arthritis early, regenerative therapy is usually very good at keeping you from needing a joint replacement.”

The innovative field has come a long way, Crane notes. “When we started with regenerative therapies 12 years ago, we had only platelet-rich plasma (PRP). Now we have the gamut from PRP to bone marrow autograft to fat-derived stem cells.”

HOW IT WORKS “PRP is derived from the patient,” Bouldin says. “A blood sample is spun in a centrifuge and the platelets are harvested. These contain blood-clotting, anti-inflammatory factors and growth factors that help heal and repair damage.”

Obtaining bone marrow stem cells involves drawing the cells through a needle inserted into the pelvis, Crane says. Surprisingly, belly fat is our friend here, because it’s one of our biggest stem cell reservoirs, he adds.

“Those cells are derived from adipose tissue in the abdomen through a mini-liposuction,” Bouldin explains. “The cells are processed the same day and then injected back into the patient. The benefit they provide is a higher degree of regeneration.”

The source used for stem cells is determined by which joint needs treatment and the stage of arthritis development. The cells are injected into the injured joint, usually under a local or topical anesthetic. “Most people experience anti-inflammatory response within a few days,” Bouldin says.

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In your middle years of life, it becomes increasingly likely that you are going to get stoned. Painfully. Kidney stones are a common event, necessitating trips to the emergency room and days (at least) of painful waiting for something the size of a grain of sand to ‘pass.’ What gives?

WHY ME? Health issues arising during the later years may indirectly be responsible for these pesky little granules. “One in 11 Americans will have kidney stones during their lives,” says Dr. Alana Desai, assistant professor of urologic surgery at Washington University School of Medicine. “The incidence is rising globally because people are becoming more overweight, their lifestyles are more sedentary, and they are more dehydrated.”

Adds Dr. Sophia Ford-Glanton, a SLUCare urologist at SSM Health Saint Louis University Hospital, “The elderly may be more predisposed because they may not drink enough fluid or may have more salt in their diet. They may be cutting back on fluids because they do not want to go to the bathroom as frequently, or a medication could be affecting them.”

HARD AS A ROCK! Kidney stones are composed of minerals that usually remain diluted and pass from the body in urine. “Kidney stones are collections of debris that coalesce,” explains Ford-Glanton.

Some stones are not painful because they’re not moving from the kidneys. “The ones that cause pain block the ureter, the tube that connects the kidney to the bladder,” she says. “Because the kidney is still making urine and the stone is backing urine up into the kidney, that distension and pressure causes a lot of pain.”

It’s possible for stones to grow quite large in the kidney without causing a blockage,” says Desai. “I take care of patients whose kidneys are full of stones. The stones that send you to the emergency room tend to be smaller.” Most stones can be attributed to heredity, lifestyle or medical co-morbidities like diabetes, gout or being overweight, she adds, but “some are idiopathic, meaning we don’t know why they formed.”

The really bad news? “If you have had a kidney stone you are more likely to get another,” Ford-Glanton says. Dehydration and poor diet can increase the risk of occurrence. Many are simply prone to the disease. “Sometimes it is out of your control, and no matter what you do, your kidneys produce stones and you need medication to help prevent them.”

If a stone does cause a urinary blockage, “usually you can pass it by drinking lots of fluid if it is small enough,” says Ford-Glanton, “or you can have a surgical procedure to have it removed.”

WHAT TO DO? “The solution to pollution is dilution,” Ford-Glanton says.

“Drinking lots of fluid is the No. 1 prevention if your body is making the most common type of stone. Another valid prevention is lemonade therapy or using lemon juice in your water.”

The lemon adds citrate, a natural stone inhibitor, Desai explains.

“We want you to drink enough fluid to produce two to three liters of urine per day. For a normal-sized person, that is 90 to 120 ounces of fluid. We prefer water for the majority of your fluid volume, but your cup of coffee and glass of wine add to your goal, too.”

Diets high in salt or animal protein can contribute to kidney stone formation, Desai adds. “Try not to add salt and remember that some canned, processed and fast foods are high in sodium. You don’t need to become a vegetarian, but you do want to keep your animal protein intake down to one or two small servings per day.”

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Sometimes we’re our own worst enemy. That’s especially true once we get older and won’t admit that keeping the medicine routine straight is a challenge. Adverse drug events account for 700,000 emergency room visits and 100,000 hospitalizations annually, according to the U.S. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ).

THE GREAT COVER-UP “Medication mix-ups definitely are something we see,” reports Tony Roberts, pharmacist and owner of Greentree Pharmacy in Kirkwood.

“It’s probably more common than we are led to believe, because a lot of people don’t want to admit their mistakes.”

“If you are on blood thinners and taking aspirin on your own for headaches or arthritis pain, it can lead to bleeding.

The AHRQ lists four types of medications that account for half of emergency visits: benzodiazepine sedatives (including Xanax, lorazepam and Valium), antidiabetic agents such as insulin, oral anticoagulants such as warfarin, and antiplatelet agents such as aspirin and clopidogrel (Plavix).

“It is not uncommon for some seniors to be on eight medications,” says Angie Kloeppel, a pharmacist at Ladue Pharmacy. “Seniors may not know ingredients, so they might accidentally duplicate things. People don’t realize there is Tylenol in some medications, for example. Some medicines just shouldn’t be taken together.”

It’s important to let your pharmacist help you avoid harmful medication interactions.

“We always check for interactions when we get a new medication,” Roberts says. “If there is a possibility of it, we will call the patient or doctor to discuss the issue.” People who use multiple pharmacies, however, may miss that safeguard.

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OTC DANGER Patients may not realize that over-thecounter medications also can cause problems. A common example, Kloeppel says, is aspirin taken with blood thinners. “If you are on blood thinners and taking aspirin on your own for headaches or arthritis pain, it can lead to bleeding,” she says.

And people also don’t always realize aspirin is in the same family as ibuprofen and some other pain medications, and combinations can lead to ulcers, she adds. Patients who decide to take an over-the-counter medication regularly should talk to their doctor or pharmacist first, Kloeppel says.

Plastic pill boxes are a great tool for sorting medications by day and time, helping to keep seniors and seniors-in-training on their correct pill schedule, Roberts says. “Some pharmacies have programs that can package medications into monthly planners for patients. We have a machine that packages according to day, date and time so everything is organized and you won’t mistakenly take the wrong things.”

ADDICTIONS Missouri is the only state that does not conduct a computerized prescription drug monitoring registry to reduce abuse of opioid painkillers. This year’s session of the state legislature was the sixth in which a bill designed to create such a program was defeated.

“With a program, you can’t go to a new physician or an emergency room to get another prescription for hydrocodone,” Roberts says.

“The pharmacist has real-time access to the data and can see that you just got another prescription filled someplace else. In other states, it has really helped to deter abuse.

There is a legislator in western Missouri who is a physician and consistently blocks it, claiming privacy reasons.”

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HOMEWORK] DEAR HOMEWORK,

Last year we added on to the back of our Webster Groves Dutch Colonial, which sits on a double lot. The addition is exposed and bare on our sloping side yard. It ties into a future patio space at the back of the house, so we want to soften its exposure while still providing year-round interest and low maintenance. Any suggestions?

Thanks, —SAVE OUR SHINGLE STYLE

DEAR SAVE OUR SHINGLE STYLE,

It’s rare these days for homes to have a handsome side elevation, and you have really achieved it! It prompts me to suggest that you think of your property differently. Instead of developing a terraced area at the back of the house, what about putting it on the side to take advantage of your ample side yard and the terrific side elevation?

I would place a wide wood staircase centered on the bay window of the addition, and arrange the new terrace at the base. I always think that it adds ‘power’ to a property when elements of the landscape align (and play) with elements of the architecture.

I have left the foundation plantings in place, but added to them to make the space more lush and contiguous. At the bottom of the drawing, I show a new evergreen hedge to give privacy to the side yard.

I’ve stained the addition to match the rest of the house—it looks like something you’d pay zillions for in the Hamptons!

Thanks for asking, —HOMEWORK

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From top: Art puts a unique stamp on the condo; bird prints circa 1850; the homeowner’s French cameo glass collection; botanical prints above a burled wood chest Opposite: Attractive antiques were collected over a lifetime.

BY STEPHANIE ZEILENGA | PHOTOS BY SUZY GORMAN T&S | How did you decide on this property?

HOMEOWNER | We had a friend who lives here, and I knew it would be easy for my wife to get around. So I took a look and liked it. Our condo is on the fifth floor, but when you park on the lower level, you can immediately get into an elevator with a wheelchair if you need to.

T&S | How did you make the space feel like home?

H | We moved most of what was in our house to this apartment—we even made the rugs fit. That's part of the reason we wanted this unit: It would allow us to keep the things we had and liked. My wife, now deceased, was ill and somewhat confused when we moved, and I think retaining the old things made it much more tolerable for her to leave her home.

T&S | What are your favorite features or rooms?

H: I use the den often, because there's a TV there and it's a nice space to sit. I entertain a lot here, too—the living room combined with the dining room provides plenty of room to have people over. I also love my large kitchen.

T&S | It looks like you've filled the space with antiques.

Are you a collector?

H | We've collected antiques for years. We started with furniture in the '70s and later started collecting prints. I got involved because it was something my wife enjoyed doing and she taught me to like it, too. We traveled a lot to find things we like. We picked out pieces carefully and never bought casually.

T&S | Any areas in particular you traveled to?

H | Mostly around the United States—we'd go to New York City a few times a year. We purchased mostly American things. We also bought local pieces, especially at the antique show The Repertory Theatre used to host.

T&S | Is there a particular type of antique you gravitate toward?

H | Pieces from the Federal period. It's a graceful and delicate look, and we found it very beautiful.

T&S | What are some of your favorite pieces?

H | I like our glass collection. I had an aunt who collected French cameo glass, and she introduced us to that. We then ended up buying some ourselves. It's an amazingly complicated process to produce: You have to fuse together different layers of glass and then cut away the most superficial layer with carving tools or acid to etch away the surface. The piece ends up with all these different layers. I just love the way it looks.

T&S | Tell me about your bird prints.

H | We've collected a lot of botanical and bird prints mostly from around 1800 to 1850, but we also have some that go as far back as the 1600s. The birds are from around 1850.

They're English and are hand-colored prints of paintings. The two larger ones were painted by an English woman who then had her prints done in 1835 by the same company Audubon used. Audubon liked her work so well that he bought her series.

T&S | What appeals to you about the botanical prints?

H | We always enjoyed being in nature. We had a large garden at our previous home. I grew orchids in my greenhouse, and my wife did outdoor gardening—we both loved flowers and visited a lot of gardens on vacations. Birds are a natural extension of flowers. I believe the things you collect must be interesting and beautiful to you—beauty is always personal.

T&S | Your screened-in porch looks lovely!

H | That space is great for sitting outside and enjoying nature.

I like to have breakfast, sip coffee and read out there.

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a sale of good taste: joan rivers I knew it, but I don’t believe most people realize Joan Rivers was a keen and accomplished collector of fine furniture, art and jewelry.

How did I know? In 2004 I purchased the Rodarte tome New York Apartments: Private Views. As I turned to page 134, I landed in the study of Rivers’ Fifth Avenue penthouse, in all its gilded splendor! Her level of sophistication and taste astounded me.

She purchased the penthouse in 1988, after being widowed. The limestone beauty, at 1 E. 62nd St., was built by John Drexel in 1903 and designed by famed architect Horace Trumbauer. After a complete remodel (and exorcism of an evil spirit), she generously used her home to raise money for countless charities. It isn’t any wonder that every Thanksgiving she hosted 50 people for a sit-down dinner and asked each to share what they were thankful for.

Recently Christie’s held a sale of her personal collections that netted in excess of $2 million. Rivers, generous even in death, specified the proceeds go to God’s Love We Deliver, an HIV charity, and Guide Dogs for the Blind.

She was often quoted saying, “My home is where Marie Antoinette would have lived if she had money.” That statement explains her design style, which was indeed reminiscent of Versailles. Rivers purchased only the best of the best, and shop owners around the world knew that Mrs. Rosenberg (as she was known in the real world) knew what she was looking at when shopping.

Her vast knowledge of Faberge, which she began collecting in 1968, developed into one of the finest collections in the world. The highest price at the auction, $245,000, was for a jeweled, gold-mounted nephrite photograph frame marked ‘Moscow 1898.’

The next-highest price, $161,000, was for a French ormolu-mounted mahogany sycamore and fruitwood marquetry commode, designed by François Linke with mounts by Léon Messagé, circa 1905. A dog lover all her life, she had a sterling Tiffany bowl engraved with her dog Spike’s name. That brought in $13,750.

In a world of instant gratification and mass production, it is a treat to know that someone this special loved, appreciated and curated all things wonderful. Thank you, Mrs. Rosenberg.

BUYING TIPS Never underestimate the importance of a rug. Frankly, it is where people make the most common and costly mistakes.

There are some very simple rules, and keep in mind that often the correct choice costs more than what is in your budget.

In living rooms, a rug is meant to unite and define the space.

If the room is extremely large, multiple rugs can accomplish this task. Layering smaller rugs on top of large sisal rugs also can create some interesting effects.

For both living and dining rooms, the general rule is that a larger rug makes the space look larger and gives the room a more cohesive feel. Generally, plan to leave 18 inches of floor exposed around the rug’s perimeter.

The biggest mistake people make is buying a rug that is too small for the space and looks like a postage stamp on a legal-size envelope.

In dining rooms, chairs should never be off of the rug. Always allow at least 2 inches of exposed rug around your table to accommodate chairs when they are pulled out.

For bedroom rugs, make sure you don’t have more square feet under the bed than what is seen around the bed. Occasionally using individual runners around the bed can be the best answer.

A very important element is fiber and how it relates to wearability. Of course, always use a good dense pad, which increases the rug’s life and makes it more comfortable. Remember: “It is always better to want what you don’t have, than to have what you don’t want.”

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COME TO TERMS WITH ...

COMPAGNONNAGE The word sounds like a French cheese but refers to an age-old system for tradesmen in France (there are similar programs elsewhere, too). I came across this term as I was exploring exhibits on the Cooper Hewitt website, including the current one showing exceptional examples from the estate of Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw collection focusing on the mastery of stair design. Seeing them, one can’t help but be intrigued by the intricate and fine skill required.

The Compagnons du Tour de France is a French organization of craftsmen and artisans who have a Certificat d’Aptitude Professionelle diploma (the basic trade qualification) and who tour the country to apprentice with masters in their craft. In the process, the apprentices live in a Compagnon house managed by a mère. They are required to change locations every six months to a year in this process that combines professional training with community life and travel.

At the completion of their tour, which will take anywhere from five to eight years, they hopefully have honed their craft and mastered the skills required to excel in their chosen field. The concept of compagonnage dates to the Middle Ages!

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14009 Eagle Manor Court | $510,000 | Pr/SqFt: $166.61 Janet McAfee Inc. | Agent: Christine Thompson 15341 Squires Way Drive | $585,000 | Pr/SqFt: $161.16 Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Select Properties Agent: Carol Cammarata 201 Kendall Bluff Court | $675,000 | Pr/SqFt: $255.78 Janet McAfee Inc. | Agent: Ann Carter

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8132 Kingsbury Blvd. | $500,000 | Pr/SqFt: $260.42 Keller Williams Realty St. Louis | Agent: Sabrina Robb 7755 Kingsbury Blvd. | $540,000 | Pr/SqFt: $244.34 Dielmann Sotheby's International Realty Agent: Robin Halterman 53 Claverach Drive | $849,000 Janet McAfee Inc. | Agent: Lawrence L. Levy 8027 Orlando Drive | $900,000 | Pr/SqFt: $265.80 Laura McCarthy-Clayton | Agent: Allison Rossini

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Peggy has a sense of unwavering principle... She is very responsive, returning calls quickly and making sure you are well informed with the status of the purchase or sale of your home.

A rarity these days, Peggy is a real straight-shooter and a delight to work with in what can be a very stressful transaction.

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2660 S. WARSON ROAD PRICE UPON REQUEST The elegant, comfortable and peaceful living room features impeccable architecture with original herringbone floors and marble woodburning fireplace. It has tall ceilings and three sets of French doors, two leading to different outdoor patio areas.

Contact Peggy for expertise in Senior Real Estate needs o: 314.569.1177 | c: 314.265.1041 pliggett@lauramccarthy.com

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It features fine architectural detailing, like extensive millwork, custom silk wall covering, balcony, wall of windows, and two sets of French doors that open to the patio/pool area and professionally landscaped yard.

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4 SLATE RIVER WAY | $3,900,000 A covered porch that extends the length of the house looks out over the backyard with pool, multiple fountains and intricate landscaping.

The porch has designated spaces for grilling, dining and lounging, as well as a private hot tub/spa area.

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26 FORDYCE LANE | $2,360,000 The outside of this beautiful home on a lush, landscaped 2.48-acre lot is equally as magnificent as its interior. The home’s large sitting room offers an amazing view of the grounds, which feature a stunning pool, fountain, patio and quaint greenhouse.

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This five-bedroom home has it all, including an amazing location. Gorgeous inside and out. Call for details.

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1123 Bella Vista Drive · Frontenac · $1,650,000 Splendidly located within a premier residential enclave in Frontenac, this impressive custom home offers amenities for a gracious lifestyle. Bright and spacious enjoy the stylish main floor master suite with large bath and walk-in closet, dining room, living room, library and an outstanding kitchen with a hearth room. The two story grand entry with curved stairway leads to second floor media room, four bedrooms and two baths plus a laundry room. Included is a three plus car garage with built-ins. Truly a residence of exceptional quality sitting on one private acre.

80 Arundel Place · Clayton This charming Craftsman-style home sits amid lush gardens and is ideally set up for entertaining. Large windows bring in natural light; the kitchen overlooks a private garden with swimming pool, large patio and brick cabana with slate roof. The second floor features four bedrooms and two renovated full baths.

Within walking distance of Captain School and Wydown Middle School, this house is conveniently located near downtown Clayton, Washington University’s Hilltop campus and Forest Park. $835,000

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4468 Maryland Avenue · Central West End This Renaissance Revival home offers everything this historic neighborhood embodies. A sweeping staircase and stained glass windows greet you with ten-foot ceilings, wood floors, and historic millwork throughout.

Renovated kitchen, complete with granite counters and breakfast bar, opening to a private deck overlooking fabulous gardens. The master has a spectacular bath with huge, walk-in Carrara marble shower and heated floors. Outside is a two-car garage and parking pad. $799,000

605 South Meramec Avenue · Clayton The curb appeal sets the tone for this four bedroom, two and a half bath home. The first floor boasts an open floor plan with a family room featuring a wood burning fireplace and hardwood floors, a large living room opening to the dining room with French doors opening to the patio. Upstairs you will find a large en suite master, three additional graciously sized bedrooms and a bathroom. The lower level is partially finished with terrific recreation space and plenty of storage. Plus, there is an attached two-car garage! $649,000

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10490 LADUE ROAD | $1,695,000 The home’s master suite has been artfully transformed into a modern and sophisticated showpiece with Lutron lighting, soaring ceilings and a European spa-influenced bath with heated floors.

71 CASTLE BLUFF DRIVE | $1,499,000 This prestigious 6-bedroom, 6-bath residence in St. Charles with 8,000-plus square feet features the best in style, sophistication and location. Its layout accommodates both intimate family gatherings and formal entertaining.

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1123 BELLA VISTA DRIVE | $1,650,000 This impressive custom Frontenac home is full of charm and elegance. Its two-story great room features a floorto-ceiling stone fireplace and wall of windows to bring the outside in. With an open flow into the kitchen and hearth room, it allows for a relaxed lifestyle.

19 SOUTHMOOR DRIVE | $1,450,000 Spend your summer evenings on the balcony or terrace of this luxury Clayton home while listening to outdoor concerts from nearby Oak Knoll Park. The scenic backyard includes a pool, putting green and customized garden shed.

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41 PORTLAND DRIVE | $1,249,000 This 1.5-story home has nearly 6,000 square feet of living space on a picturesque 1-acre lot in the prestigious Portland subdivision. The standout kitchen has custom cabinetry, granite countertops, a custom backsplash, high-end appliances, and an adjoining breakfast room with access to a spectacular outdoor living space with pool.

299 MEADOWBROOK COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE | $965,000 This amazing screened-in porch and deck put the ‘fun’ in functional. From sipping coffee in the morning to hosting dinner parties with friends, the comfortable, chic space brings stylish living outdoors.

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31 WESTWOOD COUNTRY CLUB $1,175,000 The large and gracious living room lets in an abundance of natural light from the windows spanning its back wall. A stone fireplace sits in the corner, and a beautiful beamed ceiling accentuates the room.

135 N. HANLEY ROAD | $779,900 The dining room is adorned with black hardwood floors to showcase its large white walls and cabinets. A beautifully crafted chandelier and floor-to-ceiling windows brighten the room.

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415 Emmerson Avenue | kirkwood | $749,000 Stately 2-story Kirkwood home has 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, and more than 4,100 square feet of living space. Located in the sought after Sugar Creek Area. This home features a huge master suite, amazing outdoor area, finished lower level, and much more!

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12443 BALLAS MEADOWS | $760,000 A stylish, updated kitchen offers all the amenities a home chef desires, like beautiful hardwood floors, maple cabinets, granite counters, a custom-designed backsplash and views of the inviting hearth room.

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152 Barker Lane

Creve Coeur | $869,000 4 Bedrooms | 3 Full and 1 Half Baths

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323 Calliope Place

520 Stirling Place

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9 DOGWOOD LANE | $759,000 The home’s extravagant kitchen features such outstanding amenities as a $20,000 commercial Traulsen refrigerator/freezer, a six-burner Wolf range with double ovens, double-integrated Fisher & Paykel dishwashers, honed granite, and a glass-enclosed dining/breakfast room.

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527 SCOTT AVE. | $749,900 Enjoy drinks and catching up with friends on the beautiful wraparound porch with crafted wood floors and ceiling that bring a warm, inviting atmosphere outdoors. The space is large enough for multiple seating areas.

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Chesterfield | $479,900 4 Bedrooms | 2 Full and 2 Half Baths Jane & Buz Rosenberg 314-775-2050

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415 EMMERSON AVE. | $749,000 The spacious outdoor living area is perfect for entertaining guests or relaxing with family on the multiple decks or under the pergola. A covered patio includes two fire pits, TV hookup, and a kitchen with refrigerator and gas grill.

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REMODEL & REPAIR SALES & SPECIAL PROJECTS COORDINATOR This position is responsible for assisting in the management of the advertising sales department for Town&Style. Duties include but are not limited to the following: • Works directly with sales reps to assure ads and corresponding materials are created and approved.

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19300 Deer Pointe Estates Drive | $1,149,000 1-3 p.m. | 314.725.0009 dielmannsothebysrealty.com 3429 Whitsetts Fork Road | $1,069,000 1-3 p.m. | 314.725.0009 dielmannsothebysrealty.com

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2400 Wexford Woods Court | $839,000 1-3 p.m. | 314.725.0009 dielmannsothebysrealty.com

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[ 63124 ]

10510 Conway Road | $975,000 1-3 p.m. | 314.721.4755 gladysmanion.com

[ 63114 ]

8970 Moydalgan Road | $1,299,000 1-3 p.m. | 314.721.4755 gladysmanion.com

4 E. Villa Ave. | $549,900 1-3 p.m. | 314.725.0009 dielmannsothebysrealty.com

215 S. Warson Road | $1,295,000 1-3 p.m. | 314.721.4755 gladysmanion.com

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5 Treebrook Lane | $584,900 1-3 p.m. | 314.721.4755 gladysmanion.com

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9806 Rhythm Drive | $92,000 Noon-2 p.m. | 314.725.0009 dielmannsothebysrealty.com

[ 63119 ]

1615 Holly Drive | $439,000 1-3 p.m. | 314.997.4800 janetmcafee.com

9 Dogwood Lane | $759,000 1-3 p.m. | 314.721.4755 gladysmanion.com

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1017 Briley St. | $424,900 1-3 p.m. | 314.569.1177 lauramccarthy.com JULY 6, 2016 | townandstyle.com

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