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TABLE OF

VOLUME 37, NO. 1

CONTENTS IN THIS ISSUE 8

Society Night of Gold

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Food Feeney’s Restaurant

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Publisher

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Trendy Reading

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Inner-View Duffy and Pat McMahon

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Pets of the Month

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Style Samantha’s Finds

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Trendy Reading

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Home Wow! Factor

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Trendy Reading

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Society Board of Visitors Luncheon

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TCF Thank You to the Community

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Interview Chrissy Sayare

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Charity Spotlight Fresh Start Gala

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Reflections DFA Retrospective

Location: Azure Homes, Paradise Valley

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Society Desert Foundation Auxiliary Ball 2018

Information: Azure, Shea Homes 480.385.1620

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Society Phoenix Symphony Ball

Model: Brian Evans, The Agency Arizona

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Fashion Winter Fashion Preview 2019

Fashions: Exclusively Big & Tall, Hilton Village, Scottsdale

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Society Barrett-Jackson Gala

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ON THE COVER



BARRETTJACKSON

SO C I E T Y | FA SHI O N | HO ME | D I NING | ART VOLUME 37, NO. 1

Publisher: BILL DOUGHERTY Editor-in-Chief: BETTY McRAE

Carolyn and Craig Jackson

Travel Editors: LAUREN AND IAN WRIGHT Food Writer: LAURIE FLORENCE-MANUCCI Advertising Manager: PATRICE METZLER 480.276.2282 | pmetzler@trendspublishing.com Executive Consultant: TRISHA ANTHONY | SUZANNE EDER | HEATHER MORRISON New York Correspondent: JJ BUCHANON Los Angeles Correspondent: JENNIFER BENTLEY Art Direction: STEPHANIE SWEET, SWEET DESIGNS Fashion Photographer: SCOTT FOUST STUDIOS Senior Society Photographers: PETER AND SALLY KRZYKOS Trends Makeup and Hair Stylist: LAURA FLAGLER | KAREN HALL | MARY BETH YORK Lifestyle Editor: BARBARA KAPLAN Fashion Editor: SAMANTHA DEROSE Society Editors: SHAYNE ANTHONY | CAROL BENNETT | GEORGE BENNETT LAURA BISHOP | J.J. BREWER | JILL BRINDLEY | VERONICA COOK MAYA FOX | RHONDA KRETCHMAR | GAIL LITTLETON LISA MARIE SELTZER | JESSICA PATE | SARAH ROARK GRACE SAMPO | KATHY SCHEIB | BOB STEARNS | NICOLE STEARNS MICHELLE THOMPSON | SHEREE TWITTY Certified Public Accountants: THOMAS S. HOLLY, CPA, PLLC Printing: PRINT MEDIA Information Technology: BEN AMES Music Production: CHRIS BECKLEY/THE PRODUCTION GROUP Special Events Fashion Coordinator: MARGARET MERRITT | JUDI YATES Trends Charitable Fund Board members are Marilyn Alexander, Charlene Berge-Blum, Lee Courtney, Kim Cullum, Kathryn Petsas, Molly Stockley and Susie Wesley SUBSCRIPTIONS: To guarantee receiving every issue of TRENDS, send a check for $25 (one year), $45 (two years) or $70 (three years) to Trends executive office (address below). Subscription will start the next month of publication. No refunds. Please send checks and address changes to: TRENDS Publishing 5150 E. Orchid Lane, Paradise Valley, AZ 85253 Phone: (480) 990-9007 Website: www.trendspublishing.com Published monthly November – May by Trends Publishing. Editorial E-mail: editor@trendspublishing.com Advertising E-mail: pmetzler@trendspublishing.com © 2019 ISSN 0742-034X

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SOCIAL CIRCLE BY TRENDS

Dorothy Lincoln Smith

Clark and Sandi York

Shaheen and John Neil

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STRONG

The Arizona Biltmore seemed the perfect spot for the muchanticipated Night of Gold Gala benefiting John C. Lincoln Medical Center campus and HonorHealth. Cheryl Melocik put her own stamp on the event as this year’s gala chair. A fun-filled evening of masquerade and merriment greeted some of the most exceptional people in the health care profession as well as tons of crossovers from the social world. Kathryn Lincoln was the benefit’s Honorary Chair. Guests danced the night away.

Linda and John French

Fantastic Band: Affinity. Debonair Emcee: Brandon Lee of 3TV. Lucky Beneficiary: HonorHealth Desert Mission Steve and Ann Wheeler

Linda and Frank Surdakowski

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Chris Perez and Kathryn Lincoln

Cheryl and Chris Melocik

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LA DOLCE VITA

The Season October to May

By Bill Dougherty

Stop me if you’ve already heard this! Barrett-Jackson, the world’s

People are talking about Andrea

largest car auction headquartered right here in the Copper State,

Katsenes. Slated to chair the Fresh Start

just held one of the most successful auto auctions in its history. But

gala in March, Ms. Katsenes has assem-

what you may not know is that this year the dynamic duo of Carolyn

bled not only a great committee but has

and Craig Jackson decided to put their own spin on the auction and

the backing of our community to make

blow the competition away. Anyway, the two decided to ask several

this year’s gala just as good as last year’s. Remember we never take

local charities if they might be interested in auctioning off a car to

credit away from a past chair. To put one of these events on is monu-

raise needed funds for their organizations. This year a vast amount

mental to say the very least. I remember the first time I attended this

of money was raised for the following charities: Barrow Neurological

event, as a reporter for this publication back in the late 1990s at Saks

Foundation, Childhelp through SEMA Cares, JDRF and the American

Fifth Avenue. A small cocktail reception and fashion show wowed

Heart Association together with the Bob Woodruff foundation. I

the crowd. It was elegant and opulent. My future mother-in-law

would liken the Jacksons now to Walt Disney, a man who made

Betty McRae was the first honorary chairman. It was a brilliant night.

dreams come true for so many. Like the visionary Mr. Disney, this

Decades later the event remains one of the true gold standards of

fabulous couple has also put their own Midas touch on a community

the season. To know Andrea Katsenes is to love her. The infectious

that reaches out to help so many. This spring we hope to join them

smile, dynamic personality and great wit; make her the perfect chair

at their prestigious auction in Palm Beach. I’ve already offered to split

for this year’s festivities. Founders Pat Petznick and Beverly Stewart

the motorhome driving to Florida with Carolyn Jackson. I hope she

have been tremendous supporters of our publication and the Trends

takes me up on the offer.

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LA DOLCE VITA

– Continued from page 10

Charitable Fund. They must be so very pleased to have Ms. Katsenes

often absent-minded Frank Brophy forgot his wallet. My father and

at the helm.

Barry Goldwater split the tab that evening! She will be missed.

Diane Brophy Wootton has died. For more than two decades she

Last month marked the passing of comedic great Kaye Ballard, who

silently lent her talent to Trends Magazine in so many different ways.

I interviewed in 2011, following the release of the highly acclaimed

When I joined the staff in 1994, I didn’t own a computer or know

television series, The Mothers-In-Law created by series television

anything about the World Wide Web and email. Together with her

founder Desi Arnaz. While her 1960s series had not been seen by

second husband, the noted ophthalmologist Jim Wootton, the two

the public in almost 50 years, due to ongoing litigation between

showed me everything there was to know about the tech world.

Desilu Studios and Paramount, it was finally settled and Ms. Ballard

Mrs. Wootton not only proofed all my reporting but lent her hugely

was happy to reflect. She was candid about her distain of comedian

artistic talents twice to the Scottsdale Artist’s School when I chaired

Bill Cosby, who she claimed used the race riots of the late 1960s

the event with Judy Edwards in 1996 and 1997. Mrs. Wootton also

to gain the coveted time slot her series aired on. That decision by

became our first Literary Editor in 2009 and wrote countless book

NBC kicked Desi Arnez to the curb and he retired. Throughout our

reviews on best-selling works for this publication. My late father and

interview; Ms. Ballard said, “Cosby is not the man you think he is.”

her first husband Frank Brophy Jr. were lifelong friends. During the

Boy was she ever right!

late 1960s and early 70s, Mrs. Wootton and my mother threw huge parties in the couple’s magnificent mid-century masterpiece on a very secluded private drive in Phoenix. The two ladies entertained in patio dresses courtesy of Alfredo’s Wife: the likes of local celebrities and countless politicians. At one of their famous parties, the cook never arrived with the much-promised fare. The dinner guests headed to Pinnacle Peak Patio for dinner, where the brilliant, but

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INTERVIEW

HEART TO HEART

INNER-VIEW

PAT McMAHON

Pat McMahon is an award-winning icon in the Valley. Pat has shaped fun and happy unforgettable memories in the minds of thousands of children while growing up watching and attending the longest running kids show in television history, The Wallace and Ladmo Show (between the years of 1954 -1989). McMahon joined the show in 1960, creating and playing many controversial characters like the most well-known spoiled kid Gerald, Boffo the clown, who hated kids, Aunt Maude the hip granny, and even donned a wig and false bushy eye brows to become a lead rock and roll guitarist named Hub Kapp and the Wheels, recording several singles and appearing on the Steve Allen & Joey Bishop Shows. The show’s humor was often critical and topical, actually a pioneer to Saturday Night Live!

He is married to Duffy McMahon Ph.D. for over 30 years. Duffy has her own presence in broadcasting where she talks about love, life and sexuality, which she believes combine as a total human experience. Listen to her show My Life Happens on starworldwidenetworks.com Note: The most interesting thing I learned about Pat McMahon is that his parents were Vaudeville actors and he traveled with them the first 12 years of his life. Now that explains everything!!! – BK McMahon has been in Phoenix broadcasting from the day he arrived in Arizona after his stint in the army. He has worked at KRIZ, KOY and KTAR radio stations – serving as program director, disc jockey and talk-show host, among other positions. His career is in full bloom today as the anchor on the morning show Daily Mix on Channel 7 AZTV Broadcasting, featuring daily fresh stories and engaging personalities talking about what’s happening in Arizona. Pat continues entertaining and MC’ing many charity events here in the valley. He has a show, God’s Show, on starworldwidenetworks.com.

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The see-through trend shows no signs of stopping. Make a statement and bare it all with the Valentino Garavani plexi PVC shoulder bag. Available at Neiman Marcus located at Scottsdale Fashion Square.

Show ‘em what you’ve got with these 15 sultry and sizzlin’ shades from the Morphe 15T Your True Selfie Artistry Palette. Available at Morphe located at Scottsdale Fashion Square.

Dance the night away at any event! Versatility reigns with the simple yet stunning Sophia Webster crystal-heel leather sandal. Available at Neiman Marcus located at Scottsdale Fashion Square.

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SOCIAL CIRCLE BY TRENDS

BOARD OF VISITORS LUNCHEON

Carolyn Bosworth, Nancy Gainter and Ann Denk

Lynne Jackson, Carrie Hall and Shan Francis

Prue Brito, Amy Butler-Prechel, Betsy Haenel and Julie Rauch

Mona Smith and Kathy Batstone

The most anticipated luncheon of the entire social season took place in early December. The Board of Visitors, the oldest charity in our state, managed yet again to sell out to capacity. It’s no secret that the much-adored Prue Brito and Amy Butler-Prechel did a splendid job chairing the monumental afternoon and as always, it was a smashing success.

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Lizzie Bayless and Pam Kolbe

Fair-haired Denise Ames of Dillard’s fame, together with sound master Chris Beckley, put together one heck of a show. Flower girls and grandchildren took to the catwalk along with runway models for an impressive afternoon. Barbara Dunlap took home top honors in the perfect scarlet-red holiday luncheon suit. The event also returned to the Camelback Inn which delighted even the most jaded socialite. Bravo!


SOCIAL CIRCLE BY TRENDS

BOARD OF VISITORS LUNCHEON

Barbara Dunlap

Patsy Lodge, Mary Maloney and Nancy Hulick

Ann Mulchay

Amy McFarland, Susan and Katie French

Stevie Eller, Ken and Randy Kendrick

The Raffle Guys

Margo Shein, Anne Spellman and Jennifer Grant

Steve and Cindy Good

Tony and Eileen Yeung with Kimberly Yeung-Yue

Joannie O’Connor, Angela Melczer and Sally Guenther

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INTERVIEW

CHECKING IN WITH ...

Chrissy Sayare of To Be Continued ...

What did you do before you opened To Be Continued? I owned a recruiting business called Think Hire, Inc. We focused on sourcing software engineers and executives in the high-tech industry.

To whom do you attribute your fashion sense? I have had a very strong sense of what I wanted to wear for as long as I can remember. Scouring fashion magazines and bargain shopping with my Mother were my childhood hobbies. Sitting back and studying the fashionable women of Paris and NYC were my college hobbies. So, I think my fashion sense is mostly innate but enhanced by observing the people and places which made an impression around me.

How did you come up with the concept for you store? I love high fashion and finding bargains. I wanted to make bargain hunting for high fashion a luxurious experience; offering services, product and an atmosphere offered by the most haute brands in the world.

What fashion accessory do you never leave the house without? My rings! I wear one on almost every finger and each one has a story, history and meaning. They remind me of people and places I love. They make me feel happy and I never leave the house without them.

Do you have plans for additional stores? Yes, we will be opening our first showroom in Paris, France this February. We are always looking at expanding domestically and may have some news on our next location very soon. Stay tuned! What are the hottest fashion trends you see? The eighties are back for sure. Shopping and selling what “was previously loved” is a huge trend right now; that I see only getting more fashionable and trendy. Sustainable practices are fashionable. What is your best-selling luxury item? Handbags ... Specifically, Chanel, Louis Vuitton and Hermes handbags. Where do you see your business in 5 years? I see us expanding in the domestic market with more brick and mortar boutiques. Expanding to Europe in some capacity is always part of our thought process. We are excited to be opening a showroom in Paris next month. We think it may be the first with more to come.

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Paradise Valley Estate Sales, Auctions and Consignment is well-known among the valley’s most savvy shoppers for always having a stunning collection of home furnishings, accessories and artwork from the finest estates and local designers. Working with trust attorneys doing household inventory appraisals and liquidations, PVESA enjoys clients and customers from all over the US and Europe. The e-mail list is long and the gallery inventory is ever changing. The successful PVESA exclusive ongoing “Dutch” auction is just another reason they remain in the coveted position of being, “The valley’s premier estate sale, consignment gallery and auction house.” Visit our gallery and get your homes ready for the holidays! You will find great gift giving ideas and PVESA Gift Cards. Gallery Hours will be Tuesday - Saturday 10:00 - 4:00. Visit our website www.pvesa.com Anne Sarvas and Mary Cantrell 7655 E. Redfield Road | Scottsdale, AZ 85260 | Phone: (480) 949-2096 | www.pvesa.com


CHARITY SPOTLIGHT

Questions for ... Sandy Hobbs How was PANDA founded? PANDA was founded by Robyn DeBell and Penny Gunning following the loss of a friend’s child to a fatal blood cancer. Twenty years ago, they realized that funding children’s medical research would impact not only children in Arizona, but around the world.

How are you celebrating PANDA’s 20th anniversary? We will celebrate at our “Children Helping Children” Fashion Show and Luncheon on March 30, with 59 child models, including current and past patients of the Steele Children’s Research Center.

What projects are you funding in 2019? The 2019 research project brings us back to our roots as PANDAs - funding childhood cancer research. The PANDA Childhood Cancer Inflammation Project will look at young kids undergoing bone marrow transplants, and research ways in which their diet and gut health impact their treatment.

Why does the Phoenix community so generously supporta Tucson facility? The Steele Children’s Research Center is the only academic research center in the state of Arizona, and its impact is far reaching. Of the 60,000 patient visits per year, a large percentage are children from the Phoenix area

What is your most significant moment in your time in PANDA? There isn’t just one. It’s each time a patient model walks down the runway and I feel the strength they have battling their illness. To see the smiles on their faces warms my heart.

Where do you see PANDA in 20 years? During our first 20 years, seed money from PANDA has been the catalyst for nearly $100 million in grants for the Steele Children’s Research Center. There is more to come!

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RETROSPECTIVE

Desert Foundation Auxiliary In 1963 few visionary women in the Valley saw the need for an event in the Scottsdale area which would present young women to their friends while raising funds for deserving charities. The first Desert Ball, chaired by Kax Herberger, was held in December 1966. The Desert Ball was held at the Safari Resort for the first 10 years before moving to the Camelback Inn, then to the newly built Registry Resort where it stayed for 10 years. When the Phoenician Resort opened in 1988 the Desert Ball moved there and has remained there for 30 years.

Debutantes in the 1960’s waiting to be presented with their fathers

Sisters, Caren Redivo and Cay Cowie were Debutantes at the first DFA Ball in the 1960’s.

Over the last 53 years, the Desert Foundation Auxiliary continued to present young women from the city of Scottsdale and towns of Paradise Valley and Carefree. Attendance at the balls grew as did the amount raised for charity. Throughout the years however, DFA’s unwavering commitment to tradition and celebrating family and friends has remained steadfast.

Past Debutantes from the last 50 years gathered to celebrate.

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Elaine Bracken

James P Keeley and his daughter Roxanne

1979 – Mrs. Herman Bartholomay with Milo H (Pat) Segner and Cay Cowie

2018 Debutantes

2015 – Dads and Debutantes

Past debutantes celebrating 50 years


SOCIAL CIRCLE BY TRENDS

Robin and Mark Snyder Wendy and Mark Dewane

Beth and Mike Pryor

DESERT FOUNDATION

BALL

A sea of beautiful young ladies in white ball gowns was presented to society just before Christmas at the Phoenician Resort. The festivities were put into high gear this time by chair Gina Forster and her equally lovely co-chair Wendy Dewane respectfully. This is truly one of the most elegant evenings in the cold winter season. The decor committee made sure every final detail was taken care of and if they didn’t, they had the remarkable Dennis Thompson of White House Design Studio to lend his many talents. Everyone that entered the ballroom swooned! In a room full of beautiful young ladies, we have to point out that Wendy Dewane looked smashing in a navy velvet gown and was clearly the Bell of the Ball. A simply magnificent evening.

Joan and Randall Raskin

Gina and Joe Forester

Trisha and Dale Anthony

Coverage courtesy of Sally and Peter Krzykos

Steve and Kim Zieser

Nancy and Kenneth Bates

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SOCIAL CIRCLE BY TRENDS

Alex Brindis and Marsha Bruner

Jeanne Herberger and Jim Ward

Hong and Doris Ong

PHOENIX

SYMPHONY BALL While merrymakers throughout the world were ringing in the new year, here in Phoenix an opulent crowd decided to do the very same thing but at the Symphony Ball. Famed socialite Jeanne Herberger, who came up with the concept for a New Year’s Eve ball more than a decade ago, saw her dreams realized yet again. While the cherished evening took a hiatus for a while, it returned in 2018 and proved once more that it could and would be a smashing success. The Arizona Biltmore, which had hosted the ball for decades, had the pleasure of showcasing the grand event again. This time Sharon and Oliver Harper chaired the evening with Lucia Renshaw and Bruce Covill as co-chairs. Top style honors went to Wan Kim and Doris Ong who simply mesmerized the crowd and showed the way to celebrate 2019.

Hope Brick

Oliver and Sharon Harper

Andrew and Wan Kim

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Leslie and Jeff Rich

Jane and Malcolm Jozoff

Coverage courtesy of Sally and Peter Krzykos


COMING TO PHOENIX IN EARLY 2019! A community collaboration of music, education and exhibition featuring violins of the Holocaust

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and CAKES

C hef Robert Richter established

Robert’s Catering, Inc. and Cakes in 1980, creating traditional comfort foods, French cuisine, cutting edge contemporary cuisine, and simply the best cakes for the most discriminating palette, yours.

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Fashions courtesy of Kiss Me Kate, Phoenix

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Fashions courtesy of Pax Philomena, Phoenix

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Fine Furs courtesy of Evans Furs, Scottsdale

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Fashions courtesy of My Sister’s Closet, Scottsdale

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Fashions courtesy of Exclusively Big & Tall Scottsdale

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Fashions courtesy of To Be Continued, Scottsdale

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SOCIAL CIRCLE BY TRENDS

BARRETT-JACKSON OPENING GALA 2019

Steve Davis and Craig Jackson

Gordon & Ruthie Johnson, Stephanie and Jim Beatty

Brent and Renee Jones

Photos courtesy of Tim Heit

Room overview – West Coast Music’s Impulse was the band

For decades now Barrett-Jackson has been the gold standard in high-end automobile auctions. This year they decided to move things up a notch and auction off countless cars for various charities. Carolyn and Craig Jackson started off the festivities by welcoming a special group of auto enthusiasts, socialites and other luminaries to their prestigious skybox to celebrate the official opening of the world-famous auction.

Rowan Pickering and Amber Syfu

Billie Joe and Judd Herberger

Jason Pritchett, Andrea Stewart Pritchett, Jennifer and Brent Moser

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TRENDS IN DINING

FEENEY’S Reviewed by Laurie Florence Manucci 6314 N 12th St | 602.274.9700 | www.feeneysaz.squarespace.com In my neighborhood lies one of the best kept secrets in town. Actually, it’s not really a secret and has been around for years. But with the exploding “trendy” dining scene, this fantastic spot has remained a hit for its consistently classic good food and its attention to detail. Former owner Elias Pantazopoulos “Louie” and current owner Maria Tobras are still bringing this old school favorite spot to life every single day. The food is delicious, and the service is excellent. It has such a cozy feel and you are treated like family from the moment you sit down.

There is an amazing salad bar which you don’t find at many places anymore. It begins with ice cold salad plates and homemade salad dressings. Such a treat with which to begin before your entree arrives. It is hard for me to recommend what to choose as their menu is quite extensive. Everything from escargot and shrimp cocktail (which was some of the biggest, freshest shrimp in town) to their famous prime rib to filet mignon. Also, not to be missed are the excellent lamb chops, seafood and even pasta dishes. Additionally they have some classic dishes such as beef Wellington and liver and onions. For dessert their mud pie is outstanding which is also a dessert you don’t find on many menus today. Please come visit Feeney’s soon, as you will not be disappointed. You will find that the quality of the food, and the genuine warmth of this family are what will keep you coming back again and again. This is what’s missing these days in a lot of restaurants. The classics are ALWAYS in style here at Feeney’s!

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TRENDY READING

Mr. S, My Life with Frank Sinatra by George Jacobs In 2003 the 15-year valet to Frank Sinatra wrote a tell-all book about his former employer and their non-stop ring-a-ding-ding lifestyle they shared together from 1953 to his dismissal in 1968. Mr. Jacobs is fired for dancing with Mr. Sinatra’s third ex-wife, Mia Farrow, at the famed Daisy nightclub. The book explores Frank Sinatra’s errand boy relationship with Ava Gardner (the one that got away.) We learn that much of what has been said about mob boss Sam Giancana, JFK, Marilyn Monroe, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Peter Lawford and the Cal-Neva Lodge are all probably true. Platinum Starlet, scratch golfer Jeanne Carmen was Marilyn Monroe’s best friend. She is terminally ill during the production of this book, and helps Mr. Jacobs spill the beans on everyone associated with Frank Sinatra. Ms. Carmen herself claims she was run out-of-town by the Kennedys after the untimely death of her best friend in 1962. What most people who followed Frank Sinatra don’t realize is that George Jacobs secretly remained close with Frank’s mother, Dolly Sinatra, who perished in his Lear Jet in a 1978 accident and Nancy Sinatra Sr. Nancy was the ex-wife, mother of their 3 children and best friend of the icon. He is terrified of both his mother and ex-wife and craves their total approval in everything he does. For the next two decades, the mother and ex daughter-in-law feed Mr. Jacobs all kinds of ongoing family scandal in the duel Sinatra households of Palm Springs and Beverly Hills. For some reason when this book was released, it didn’t become a best seller. After you read it you wonder why. No other person in Mr. Sinatra’s life was closer to the iconic crooner than George Jacobs and none has more to say. Enough said.

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PETS OF THE MONTH

Latte It is hard to pass up a good latte, especially if that Latte is an adorable four-year-old beautiful tortoise shell cat. Surrendered to the Arizona Humane Society in August when her owner could not afford to care for her any longer, this cute kitty is a spunky girl weighing in at a petite eight pounds. With a taste for the finer things in life, Latte loves to be petted softy and will enjoy a home that is a little more on the calm side, so she can get lots of beauty rest. Meet Latte at the Arizona Humane Society’s PetSmart Scottsdale location at 4380 N. Miller Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85251. Her adoption fee is $60 and includes her spay surgery, current vaccinations, a microchip and a free follow-up wellness exam with a VCA Animal Hospital. For more information, visit azhumane.org/adopt.

Bull Sweet and shy Bull is a one-year-old Yorkshire Terrier who was surrendered to the Arizona Humane Society when his owner unfortunately became sick and was no longer able to provide for him. With lots of love, the adorable pup warms right up and always wants to be by his person’s side. He is the definition of a lap dog and will do whatever it takes to snuggle up with you or get you to play with him and his stuffed animals. Meet Bull at the Arizona Humane Society’s Petique at the Shops at Norterra location at 2460 W. Happy Valley Road in Phoenix. His adoption fee is $510 and includes his neuter surgery, current vaccinations, a microchip and a free follow-up wellness exam with a VCA Animal Hospital. For more information, visit azhumane.org/adopt. Please note: These pets may have been been adopted by the time you visit the shelter, however AHS has dozens more wonderful pets who also need loving homes. Please take a moment to meet some of the other dogs, cats and other companion animals at the shelter! To see all adoptable animals right now, visit www.azhumane.org/findapet.

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Angiolo Livi Chef, Owner

Angiolo Livi — Youngest recipient of the James Beard Lifetime Achievement Award

Inducted into the Culinary Hall of Fame • Gourmet Magazine • Wine Spectator • Zagat Survey

It would be our pleasure to cater your next family and corporate event.”

— Angiolo

RESTAURANT & CATERERS of DISTINCTION

EST. 1974

Fresh Pasta & Pasteries made fresh daily in our exhibition kitchen!

602-956-0900 EASY! – Make reservations online or call for your intimate dinner, or group get-together.

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TRENDY READING

Tastes & Treasures Vol 1 & Vol 2 by The Historical League If you grew up in Arizona or just recently moved here, these two offerings produced by the Historical League are sure to please. The first book, written in 2007, became a smash hit with epicureans throughout Arizona and the world. The old west culinary delight did so well, that the league decided to put together another book, written in late 2018. The first volume explores the countless chefs, restaurants and families that put Arizona on the map. Rich with the heritage and legacy that has made our state so iconic, volume 2 offers even more stories from iconic families who helped to build the state’s greatness. Many recipes were passed down through generations. Included are fine culinary treats from the likes of Eddie Davis (mother of Nancy Reagan,) Sallie and Frank Brophy, John Driggs, Eddie Basha, Paul Fannin, Peggy and Barry Goldwater, Rose Mofford, Kax Herberger and countless other empire builders of Arizona. Whether you enjoy occasional cooking or grand style entertaining, both books are exceptional and easy to follow. The recipes included are simple, yet rich in flavor, heritage and the history that makes our state so great. The success of the first cook book was so immense that a second was produced to start where the first left off in 2007. While it may not be essential to own both, we highly recommend it because once you finish the first edition, you immediately crave more.

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TRENDY READING

Bad Blood

by John Carreyrou

By 2015 beautiful blonde Theranos founder and CEO Elizabeth Holmes was at the top of her game. She had been featured on the covers of countless business periodicals and featured in lengthy television interviews. Her visionary blood testing machine had given the Stanford dropout worldwide fame, fortune and press. During Ms. Holmes meteoric rise to fame her small Silicon Valley start up was valued at more than 9 billion dollars. She just forgot to mention to the universe one little thing. Her machine never worked. For a rather long time Elizabeth Holmes and her boyfriend Sunny Balwani had been falsely leading people to believe that they had created a scientific miracle. Countless investors including Walgreens, Safeway, Henry Kissinger, Betsy DeVos, James Mattis and George Schultz were all mesmerized by Ms. Holmes. Channeling her idol Steve Jobs, Elizabeth Holmes began to duplicate his all-black appearance and turtlenecks and even lowered her near falsetto voice to baritone levels as she convinced luminaries to invest hundreds of m ­ illions in her fake machine. Vincent Bugliosi stated in his best-selling piece Helter Skelter that “This book will scare the hell out of you.” It’s a crying shame the late prosecution attorney didn’t live long enough to read Bad Blood. Everyone needs to read this book. It’s simply unbelievable.

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A Huge Thank You FROM

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EVENING OF TRENDS MAJOR SUPPORTERS DONATIONS ($2000 – $10,000) Shelley and Dayton Adams, Kim and Rod Cullum, Natalie and E. K. Gaylord II, Carolyn and Craig Jackson, Nancy Hanley,Sally and Rich Lehmann, Carole and Arte Moreno, Jean and William Nictakis, Renee and Bob Parsons, Rose and Roy Papp, Bill Pope, Rob and Melani Walton, Ellie and Michael Ziegler, Virginia G. Piper Trust TABLE SPONSORS ($5,000 – $10,000) Blue Cross Blue Shield – Sue Glawe, Cancer Treatment Centers AZ – Molly Stockley, Ingrid Haas and Charles Van Dyke, Billie Jo and Judd Herberger, Charlene Berge-Blum, Leslie and Don Budinger, Lisa Shover Kackley and Jerry Kackley, Sharon and Michael Lechter, L. Ben Lytle, Sharon Dupont McCord, Camerone and Robert McCulloch, Neiman Marcus – Tim Braun, Pat and Earl Petznick, Sylvia and Joe Shoen, TGen – Dr. Jeffrey Trent TGEN MATCHING DONATIONS ($1,000 – $10,000) Marilyn and David Alexander, Maryglenn and Rich Boals, Traci and Joe Chandler, Ginger Dzurinko and Sam Harlan, Jane and Geoffrey Edmunds, Rebecca and Peter Fine, Laurie and Budd Florkiewicz, Carol and Jim Hebets, Lauren Hendricks, Donna and Larkin Hicks, Sue and Scott Horn, Lisa Shover Kackley and Jerry Kackley, Karen Lowe, Martha Martin and Wally Henkel, Camerone and Robert McCulloch, Betty H. McRae, Sharon and Michael Lechter, Fred Pakis, Jasgit and Mankanwal Sachdev, Sylvia and Joe Shoen, Lorraine Tallman, Dee and Jeff Trent, Vicki and Vernon Vaughn A special thank you to all the Trends Magazine advertisers who participated and made this event so Bold and Beautiful!


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