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REHABBERS CLUB

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THE TINY HEDGEHOG

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HAIS, HAIS & GOLDBERGER

Justice is a right, not a privilege.

The LUXURY COLLECTION of

Alliance Real Estate

16121 Walnut Hill Farm Drive | Chesterfield | $1,050,000

30 Bellerive Country Club

16 Heather Hill Lane

13 Sackston Woods Lane

Town & Country | $1,540,000

Olivette | $1,529,000

Creve Coeur | $1,489,000

St Louis City | $1,450,000

9890 Old Warson Road

156 Stoneledge Court

202 Saint Georges

21 Bonhomme Grove

1154 Greystone Manor Pkwy

Ladue | $1,440,000

Wentzville | $1,290,000

Saint Albans | $1,100,000

Chesterfield | $1,100,000

Chetserfield | $1,099,000

2102 Kehrspoint Drive

1418 Sycamore Lake Drive

5136 Westminster Place

12562 Ladue Lake Court

Chesterfield | $1,099,000

Foristell | $899,900

St Louis City | $895,000

Creve Coeur | $885,000

803 South Warson Road

55 Thornhill Drive

5261 Westminster Place

9033 Clayton Road

11414 South 40 Drive

340 Willow Weald Path

Wildwood | $875,000

St Louis City | $849,000

Ladue | $839,900

Frontenac | $835,000

Chesterfield | $815,000

16474 Saddle Creek Road

1421 Wheatfield Lane

16869 Kehrsdale Drive

12426 Stratford Ridge Court

531 Woodcliff Heights Drive

Clarkson Valley | $800,000

Saint Albans | $795,000

Clarkson Valley | $780,000

Creve Coeur | $770,000

Wildwood | $749,500

508 Heron Court Saint Albans | $2,300,000

Visit www.stlopens.com to view weekend open houses

9 Washington Terrace

Ladue | $879,000

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Recreation Property | Center, MO | $999,900

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Equestrian Property | Wright City | $887,500

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Exquisitely updated CWE home offers turnof-the-century charm while catering to today’s lifestyle. Impressive features include grand entry hall with sweeping staircase, expanded gourmet cooks kitchen and family room with cathedral ceiling and fireplace in 2012, master suite with luxury bath, and backyard oasis with inground saltwater pool and high-end outdoor kitchen.

5234 Westminster Place Central West End | $925,000

45 Lynnbrook Road Ladue | $2,499,000

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www.bhhsall.com 8077 Maryland Avenue | Clayton | 314-997-7600 17050 Baxter Road #200 | Chesterfield | 636-537-0300 Relocation | 636-733-5010

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Style:

ON TREND Katie Yeadon, LN’s fave fashionista, wants to bring a little Joie to the world – specifically with this stunning Joie leather jacket from Saks Fifth Avenue, included among nine pieces of apparel and accessories to help ladies look red-hot for fall.

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The Trio Feature: Rehabbers Club Inside Design

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Style Feature:

THE TINY HEDGEHOG Come now – who doesn’t love hedgehogs, the nondomestic brethren to porcupines? LN regular Julia Cain invites readers to meet Merlin Whitman, the founder of this whimsically named clothier specializing in locally designed and sewn apparel for children.

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Arts & Culture Feature:

TENNESSEE WILLIAMS

Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis hosts an astonishing production of a lesser-known but still vibrant work by that titanic playwright (and native St. Louisan), as detailed in this preview by LN copy editor and staff writer Bryan A. Hollerbach.

On the cover 12 Susan and Sam Hais of Hais, Hais & Goldberger, P.C. with their fellow partners, Erin Zielinski and Elliott Goldberger, not only have found their calling in family law but also have found a purpose to serve families as if they are their own. Pictured from left to right are Sam and Susan Hais, Erin Zielinski and Elliott Goldberger. Learn more on page 12. Photo by Michael Jacob.

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EDITOR ONLY A COUPLE OF MONTHS INTO DATING MY NOW-HUSBAND, I took it upon myself to update his outdated bachelor pad in various ways. Between ripping out a wall, gutting and refinishing an outdated bathroom and much more, I began to fall in love with the renovating process. And with so many home-restoration reality shows currently on TV, it’s no surprise that many individuals have jumped on the renovation/house-flipping bandwagon.

So much so that now there is even a club in St. Louis dedicated to those interested in such undertakings: Rehabbers Club.

Starting on page 30, LN contributing writer Brittany Nay shares the story behind Rehabbers Club – a group dedicated to helping homeowners remodel houses through classes and home tours that are taught by experts. The courses begin this fall. And if you are interested in this market, we hope you find a class worthwhile.

Speaking of transforming abodes, Ladue News’ seventh annual Show House, presented by Dielmann Sotheby’s International Realty, is coming up! Be among the first to explore this transformed estate on Oct. 5 at the Show House Preview Party, from 6 to 9 p.m. Peruse this exquisite 1930s abode, located at 110 Dielman Road, while enjoying live music, hors d’oeuvres and an open bar and, of course, seeing firsthand the work of St. Louis’ most talented and creative designers. For tickets or more information, visit laduenews.com.

All the best,

Alecia Humphreys

Editor’s Corner EDITOR PHOTO BY SARAH CONROY; CYNTHIA FLECK PHOTO BY LANCE TILFORD

The word around town

Local dog lovers and American Kennel Club (AKC) dog

Congratulations to Creve Coeur and Chesterfield native

clubs have joined forces with AKC Reunite, a nonprofit pet

Cynthia Fleck for receiving the Gold Medal Volunteer

identification and recovery service, to donate a life-saving

Service Award. According to a press release, Fleck has

AKC Pet Disaster Relief trailer to the St. Louis County Office

conducted more than 500 volunteer service hours in

of Emergency Management. During a declared disaster, this

the community and across the country in less than a

trailer can house approximately 65 pets, creating a safe,

12-month period.

temporary home for those evacuating with their pets or as a stand-alone emergency animal shelter for displaced animals.

The Missouri History Museum recently celebrated a record-breaking year for school program attendance.

According to a press release from the Missouri History Museum, it welcomed approximately 50,500 kindergarten through 12th-grade students and educators during the 201617 school year. This is approximately 5,000 more students than the Museum’s second highest attendance year, 2012.

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1. 2437 Bremerton · Rock Hill abundant updates in the totally renovated home sitting on a level, fenced generously sized yard. this 1.5 story home offers a main floor master with an en suite bath. Kitchen with center island and lots of counter space. Complete the picture with a walkout lower level and two-car garage. $385,000 2. 6314 Washington · University City this century designated home is a beautiful combination of old world charm and custom designed with modern updates. the entry foyer with a three-story circular staircase is the first of many dramatic touches. ten-foot high ceilings give a grand scale to the home while the floor to ceiling glass window solarium & family room offers a cozy nesting place. $689,900

3. 7827 Cornell Avenue · University City an inviting traditional english tudor with a beautifully landscaped exterior. the charming interior includes impressive leaded and stain glass windows, and beautiful woodwork. a sunny breakfast room leads to the deck and pleasant backyard. Come see this house with the charm and craftsmanship that’s updated for today’s living. $319,500

5. 13303 Cross Land Drive · Town and Country

6. 14304 Spyglass Ridge · Chesterfield more new listings

4. 7620 Cornell Avenue · University City OPEN SUNDAY 1-3! darling brick beauty with lush landscaping and superb location will not disappoint.

Classic yet casual, living spaces are graced with natural light and lovely archways. generously-sized rooms create comfortable spaces for entertaining or kicking back. Finished ll sports rec area, 1st floor sunroom, private fenced backyard & patio. $315,000 1259 Hampton Park Drive · Richmond Heights

306 N. Woodlawn Avenue · Kirkwood this historically significant landmark home in the heart of Kirkwood is truly one of a kind. hearth room with stone fireplace and original butler’s pantry adjoin kitchen. office with full bath & kitchenette over the two car garage. lush, deep yard minutes from downtown Kirkwood. $1,279,000

5. 13303 Cross Land Drive · Town and Country located on a lush two-acre lot, this impressive five bedroom, four and a half bath house sits high on a hill in a private cul de sac and backs to woods. the bright eat-in kitchen has stainless appliances, built-in shelves, and a large picture window offering beautiful views. the lower level offers an expansive family room and bonus room with full bath. $799,000 6. 14304 Spyglass Ridge · Chesterfield stunning condo with beautiful wooded views of the missouri river valley. vaulted great room has built in bar and a fireplace. the great room and breakfast room open to a spacious rear deck. the main floor master includes a sunroom. truly one of a kind you must come see for yourself! $549,900

very private setting with beautiful gardens, this great family home sits on more than one acre in hampton Park, one of st. louis’ most desirable neighborhoods.

Beautiful main floor arches and exceptional millwork throughout showcase all the charm and classic features of a house built in 1920. $827,000 741 Strafford Ridge Drive · Ballwin Fabulously updated home in sought after westbrooke subdivision! open floor plan-spacious and bright. gorgeous eat-in kitchen with cherry cabinets, breakfast bar and double pantry. oversized family room with built-in bookcases flank the hearth fireplace. $319,500 900 Jeanerette Drive · University City Charming ranch lives larger than you would expect.

Freshly painted with beautiful hardwood floors throughout the main floor. wood-burning fireplace in the living room, a spacious separate dining room, two bed rooms and an updated bath complete the first floor space. $239,000

MORE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES

$300,000 AND UNDER

$500,000 - $750,000

8110 Westmoreland Avenue (Clayton).

$2,000,000

487 Chukker Valley (Ellisville).

$669,000

5001 Oak Bluff (High Ridge).

$299,900

29 Glenview Road (Ladue).

$1,999,999

477 Twin Creek Road (Creve Coeur).

$649,900

7350 Dartmouth Avenue (University City).

$284,900

13 Overbrook Drive (Ladue).

$1,999,900

505 Bonhomme Forest (Olivette).

$599,000

12514 Larkwood (St. Louis).

$279,000

26 Countryside Lane (Frontenac).

$1,999,000

33 Sussex Drive (Brentwood).

$599,000

8379 Weber Trail (St. Louis).

$237,000

35 Chesterfield Lakes Road (Chesterfield).

$1,975,000

9127 Madge Avenue (Brentwood). ▲

$579,000

28 Franjoe Court (St. Charles).

$221,000

1440 Topping Road (Town and Country).

$1,599,900

636 Wood Fern Drive (Ballwin).

$510,000

380 Genoa Drive (Ballwin).

$199,900

338 North Central Avenue (Clayton).

$1,585,000

5629 Reber Place (St. Louis).

$125,000

21 Clermont Lane (Ladue).

$1,499,000

15334 Schoettler Estates Drive (Chesterfield).

$489,000

1209 La Rue Court (Bellefontaine Neighbors).

$59,900

6333 Ellenwood (Clayton).

$1,390,000

12001 Berkley Manor Drive (Des Peres).

$469,000

306 North Woodlawn (Kirkwood).

$1,279,000

1302 Oak Tree Estates (Chesterfield).

$439,900

701 Woods of Ladue Lane (Ladue).

$1,150,000

2137 Ballas View (Des Peres).

$424,900

2337 Maybrook (Kirkwood).

$1,100,000

9550 Litzsinger Road (Ladue).

$399,000

7025 Cornell Avenue (University City).

$399,000

$750,000 - $1,000,000

$300,000 - $500,000

LOTS AND ACREAGE

45 Trent Drive (Ladue).

$1,095,000

CONDOS AND VILLAS

150 Carondelet Plaza #2801 (Clayton).

$7,250,000

622 Forest Court #2C (Clayton).

$575,000

14304 Spyglass Ridge (Chesterfield).

$549,900

13343 Fairfield Circle (Town and Country).

$515,000

7625 Wydown Blvd. #2N (Clayton).

$499,000

656 Brookhaven Court (Kirkwood).

$899,000

2437 Bremerton (Webster Groves).

$385,000

1060 Chelsea Avenue (Glendale).

$895,000

1927 Parkridge Avenue (Brentwood).

$379,999

524 High Hampton (Ladue).

$875,000

7119 Cambridge Avenue (University City).

$349,500

7524 Cromwell Drive #2E (Clayton).

$424,900

29 Dwyer Place (Ladue).

$849,000

14510 Amstel Court (Chesterfield).

$360,000

1517 Washington Avenue #302 (St. Louis).

$339,000

816 South Central Avenue (Clayton).

$829,000

1616 Carroll Street (St. Louis).

$359,900

14314 Valley Meadow Court East (Chesterfield). $319,000

1259 Hampton Park Drive (Richmond Heights). $827,000

7827 Cornell Avenue (University City).

$319,500

816 South Hanley #6B (Clayton).

$237,000

21 Benton Place (St. Louis).

$799,900

741 Strafford Ridge (Ballwin).

$319,500

900 South Hanley #15D (Clayton).

$220,000

302 Oak Stand Court (Chesterfield).

$799,900

7620 Cornell Avenue (University City). ●

$315,000

7747 Kingsbury #12 (Clayton).

$195,000

13303 Cross Land Drive (Town and Country).

$799,000

936 Dwyer Avenue (Kirkwood).

$305,000

1522 Swallow Drive (Brentwood).

$146,500

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21 Benton Place · St. Louis · $799,900 5+ Bedrooms | 2.5 Baths Listed by Keith Manzer Call 314.609.3155 for more information

Built in 1869 by famed NYC architect John H. Maurice, this significant Victorian town house is one of the rare surviving jewels in Lafayette Square. Perfectly situated on one of St. Louis' original private streets and thoughtfully renovated with the utmost attention, this home has been lovingly infused with modern amenities for today's lifestyle. 5+ bedrooms, 2.5 baths on three gracious floors with over 4100 sq ft of living space. Updated, custom kitchen cabinets with Viking oven, Wolf 5-burner gas cooktop, Fisher & Paykel dishwasher, farm house sink, cherry floors, butler's pantry and rarely used Pyrolave glazed lava counter tops in both the kitchen & butler's pantry. Listed on the National Historic Register!

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Price: $875,000 I Bedrooms: 4 I Baths: 2.5 I 3,061 Square Feet

Price: $1,100,000 I Bedrooms: 5 I Baths: 4 Full & 3 Half I 4,212 Square Feet

34 Willow Hill in Ladue

10601 Spoede Oaks in Frontenac

The owners have lovingly and meticulously updated and decorated everything in this house. Begin with a cozy living room with bay window and a large dining room with gas fireplace. The neutral white kitchen offers granite counter tops, SubZero refrigerator and opens to a light-filled family room spanning the back of the house. The family room includes a breakfast area, wood-burning fireplace, built-in bookshelves and two sets of French doors opening to an private and serene terrace with lovely fountain. Upstairs, find a spacious master bedroom with vaulted ceiling, wood burning fireplace, and a large walk-in closet. The lower level includes a playroom and ample storage.

Welcome to this lovely plantation style home on a very secluded and wooded lot. The two-story entry features a gracious staircase and opens to the spacious living and dining rooms accented with large bay windows. The kitchen has double sinks, a center island, double ovens, and has a large laundry room nearby. Completing the first floor is a breakfast room, light-filled family room with wet bar, and master suite boasting a gas fireplace, two walk-in closets and a luxurious bath with steam shower. Upstairs, find four additional bedrooms; two with French doors to the front balcony. The lower level has wonderful recreation space with wet bar and ample storage. Swimming pool and patio.

Linda Benoist Listing Agent 314.504.5495

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Price: $795,000 I Bedrooms: 4 I Baths: 4.5 I Total Living Area: 5,374 Square Feet

Price: $604,900 l Bedrooms: 4 I Baths: 3.5 I Total Living Area: 5,420 Square Feet

2251 Whitney Pointe Drive in Chesterfield

1057 Winterwood Trail

Traditional ease is the hallmark of this home situated on a beautifully landscaped acre. Inside this light-filled home, find a flexible floor plan with an open flair. The kitchen features double Thermador ovens, gas cooktop, double door pantry and large center island. Sliding doors in the breakfast room open to the new deck. Staying organized is a breeze with the ample storage throughout including 5 cubbies just inside the 3-car garage entrance. The rest of the first floor includes a formal dining room with bay window and a large family room. Upstairs, the master suite is a restful retreat with hardwood floors andupdated bath. The walk-out lower level offers a kitchenette, gas fireplace and full bath.

Beautifully situated on a spectacular four acre setting, this atrium ranch backs to the community lake and offers privacy and vistas in every direction! The interior features/layout are impossible to resist! Included are a soaring 12 foot great room, refinished main level wood floors, sophisticated recessed lighting, screened porch overlooking the peaceful lot, split bedroom design on main level with a spacious master suite, a 4th bedroom in the walkout lower level, 6 car parking [3-car attached and 3-car detached], office/den on main level, fireplace, wet bar, family room and ample storage space in lower level. Beautifully landscaped exterior includes flagstone patio and sitting area.

Kathleen Lovett Listing Agent 314.610.7408

Laura Donovan Listing Agent 314.229.8978

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538 deer Valley C urt St. Alba s $949,000

33 P car y La e La ue $1,900,000

1405 H estea Valley W l w $1,275,000

533 g ethe Ave ue K rkw $459,000

110 n rth newstea , U t 301 CWE $1,100,000

NEW LISTINGS 10601 SPOEDE OAKS LANE, Frontenac. Welcome to this lovely pla tati style h e a very seclu e a w e l t. The tw st ry e try features a rac us sta rcase. P l a pati $1,100,000 34 WILLOW HILL, La ue. The w ers have l v ly a eticul usly up ate a ec rate everyth th s h use. C zy l v r , lar e r a eutral wh te k tche . $875,000

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22 Cler t La e La ue $1,685,000

32 WESTMORELAND PLACE, CWE.

$1,395,000

736 ST. ALBANS SPRING ROAD, St. Alba s.

$619,900

12033 ROBYN PARK DRIVE, Westw .

$1,299,000

29 KINGSBURY PLACE, CWE.

$619,500

37 PORTLAND PLACE, CWE.

$1,295,000

819 NORTH MOSLEY, Creve C eur.

$619,500

1405 HOMESTEAD VALLEY, W l w .

$1,275,000

5 ROMANY PARK, ol vette.

$615,000

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1065 CABIN CLUB, La ue.

$1,249,000

1654 GARDEN VALLEY DRIVE, W l w .

$614,900

9044 CLAYTON ROAD, La ue Sch ls.

$1,249,000

1057 WINTERWOOD TRAIL, H use Spr s.

$604,900

213 TROON COURT, St. Alba s.

$1,199,000

7720 GANNON AVENUE, U vers ty C ty.

$535,000

1328 LITZSINGER WOODS, La ue.

$1,149,000

346 PEBBLE VALLEY, T w a C u try.

$524,999

9052 CLAYTON ROAD, TBB, R ch He hts.

$1,100,000

737 BORDEAUX CIRCLE, St. Alba s.

$479,000

110 NORTH NEWSTEAD, UNIT 301, CWE.

$1,100,000

619 MCBRIDE POINTE DRIVE, W l w .

$469,900

12 JACQUELINE KNOLL COURT, St. L u s.

$459,900

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362 MERLOT LANE, St. Alba s.

1-3 Pm

ope Su ay, Septe ber 3r 6615 ALAMO AVENUE, UNIT 1B, Clayt .

1-3 Pm

8693 WEST KINGSBURY AVE., U vers ty C ty. 1-3 Pm

533 GOETHE AVENUE, K rkw .

$459,000

3609 BASSETT WOODS DRIVE, Pac fic.

$424,900

816 SOUTH HANLEY ROAD, UNIT 7C, Clayt .

$325,000

$969,900

1309 CHILDRESS AVENUE, d t w .

$399,000

1191 CASTLE GATE VILLAS, ol vette.

$299,000

538 DEER VALLEY COURT, St. Alba s.

$949,000

7039 PERSHING AVENUE, U vers ty C ty.

$364,900

$3,580,000

1401 WINDGATE WAY LANE, Chesterfiel .

$949,000

13140 DOUGHERTY RIDGE COURT, des Peres.

$359,900

7515 BUCKINGHAM DRIVE, #1S, Clayt .

$235,900

11 BRENTMOOR PARK, Clayt .

$3,499,900

16656 ANNAS WAY, Chesterfiel .

$924,900

490 TREE TOP LANE, des Peres.

$359,900

967 CRICK HOLLOW COURT, Creve C eur.

$224,000

11 UPPER WHITMOOR DRIVE, Wel Spr .

$3,450,000

4 WINDING BROOK LANE, La ue.

$919,900

5548 CHESTNUT STREET, Au usta.

$349,500

815 WESTWOOD, UNIT 1N, Clayt .

$219,900

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his year, the St. Louis County NAACP Freedom Fund Leadership Dinner featured keynote speaker U.S. Representative Maxine Waters, from California, with Bob Holden, former Missouri governor, receiving an award. The theme of the dinner, the 81st for the St. Louis County NAACP, was “Rise Together,” reflected by the panel of honorees, who have shown their commitment to regionalism and economic inclusion. Guests enjoyed cocktails outside the ballroom at the The Ritz-Carlton, St. Louis before dinner and a program featuring other awards, speakers and more.

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As a young, politically active person in the region, it’s rare that you see organizations like the NAACP that have the caliber and influence to bring people together. The theme of our dinner this year is ‘Rise Together,’ and what we want to do in choosing that is be the premier partners for regionalism in our area. Because when we work together, we grow together, and when we grow together, we live better together, and that’s what we want to do at the NAACP. JIMMY LOOMIS, HONORARY GENERAL CHAIR, 2017 FREEDOM FUND LEADERSHIP DINNER COMMITTEE

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nspired by its “Reigning Men: Fashion in Menswear, 1715-2015” exhibition, the Saint Louis Art Museum’s summer fundraiser took place recently to benefit the museum and the Saint Louis Fashion Incubator. The vibrant evening featured creative fashion interventions, themed cocktails, cuisine and music. The evening’s highlight, Fluid Fashion 18, involved a dynamic runway show conceived by fashion icon André Leon Talley. Talley, former editor-at-large for Vogue, was inspired to create the show after recent visits to the museum and the incubator. From the incubator’s collection, he selected pieces for the show created by the program’s six emerging designers, all reflecting ensembles in “Reigning Men.” Talley also appeared at the event in support of the incubator and the designers: Agnes Hamerlik, Allison Mitchell, Audra Noyes, Charles Smith II, Emily Brady Koplar and Reuben Reuel. Additionally, the designers themselves trod the runway.

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urses & Pumps for Pooches & Pals has become a not-to-be-missed social-calendar highlight for St. Louis women! Each year, more than 400 professional women enjoy food and refreshments from St. Louis’ finest restaurants, stunning designer purses and shoes for raffle, the chance to network and, of course, a chance to meet the always-in-style animals up for adoption. The 12th annual event, which took place in June, moved to the Humane Society of Missouri’s new, state-of-the-art facility, the Best Buddy Center in Maryland Heights. It featured purses from such designers as Salvatore Ferragamo, Halston, Kate Spade, Coach and many more. Co-chairing the event were Pam Nicholson, Judy Calhoun and Harika Fava. The honorary chairperson was Jan Torrisi-Mokwa.

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This special night combines so much that women in St. Louis love: fine food, high fashion, incredible networking and, of course, the opportunity to help countless animals in need. Proceeds from this annual event directly benefit the Humane Society of Missouri’s Animal Cruelty Fund, which provides rescue, rehab and adoption to animals in distress and helps further the mission of providing them with second chances for healthy and happy lives.

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t. Louis foodies eagerly anticipated this month’s inaugural Savor for Students – A Grand Tasting, as the city’s most celebrated chefs cooked and shared their dishes at The Ritz Carlton, St. Louis to raise funds for Lift For Life Academy. The fundraiser showcased culinary creations presented tapas-style from (among others) Kevin Nashan, recently named No. 1 chef in the Midwest by the James Beard Foundation. The bill of fare also featured sushi, sashimi, a raw bar and more. Lift For Life Academy offers a private school atmosphere, providing all programs and services at no cost to students and their families. Nutrition forms an important part of its focus. The school provides balanced, nutritious meals free of charge, five days a week for hundreds of children,;that marks their only chance to enjoy a meal each day.

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Lift For Life Academy and The Ritz-Carlton became partners a few years back, and I wanted to do something different, so I gathered all these chefs that are here today to support the cause. I am so grateful they all came together for this important event.

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or more than a decade, hundreds have gathered at Grant’s Farm in September to celebrate the mission of St. Louis Learning Disabilities Association (St. Louis LDA).

St. Louis LDA is observing 20 years of the annual event and the nonprofit’s dedication to enhancing the understanding and acceptance of learning disabilities.

On Sept. 30 specifically, supporters and children alike will gather yet again at Grant’s Farm for the organization’s annual Unlock the Magic of Learning event, where they’ll be greeted by stilt-walkers, musicians, face painters and more.

S. Louis LDA CEO Pam Kortum says the event is always family-driven and will feature dinner, live music by Smash Band, live and silent auctions, games and performances by the Muny Kids.

“We started [the event] at The Magic House and had maybe 70 people,” Kortum says. “We kept it there for a few years and then moved it to the City Museum. After outgrowing that space, we moved to Grant’s Farm and have been here ever since.”

In the past few years, upwards of 600 people have attended the fundraiser, which supports the organization’s scholarship program.

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parents aren’t able to pay the fee,” Kortum says. “The more funding, the more we’ll be able to help kids in our community.”

Kortum says the parents who come to St. Louis LDA for help are often distraught and don’t know where else to turn.

“A lot of times, their child is flunking in school or are very young,” she says. “They come to us, and we put a whole program together for the child, which can include tutoring, advocacy and training for teachers.

It’s a large cost factor per child, but we feel like that’s the best way to impact their life.”

What started as a small group of concerned parents has grown into a group that’s been able to help more than 31,000 children, parents and educators in the St. Louis area annually. It’s the only organization in the greater St. Louis area that provides a comprehensive range of services to children with learning disabilities and/or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, learning differences and Asperger’s syndrome.

“If you have a child who struggles, please contact us. We’re here to help,” she says. “We want to reach as many children as we can so we can help them become successful in the classroom.”

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REHABBERS CLUB CLASSES GUIDE HOMEOWNERS THROUGH THE RIGOROUS, REWARDING JOURNEY OF HOME RENOVATION.

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ou’ve seen it on all the home-restoration reality shows, from HGTV’s Flip or Flop to Rehab Addict – more people than ever have a passion for buying affordable houses to invest in through an extensive renovation or to flip and sell or rent. And St. Louis is no exception: With the growing number of rehabbers across the city, Revitalize St. Louis is answering the call to bring back its Rehabbers Club this fall.

Rehabbers Club, a group that helps homeowners remodel houses through expert-led classes and home tours, is an extension of Revitalize St. Louis, an organization that promotes the revitalization of the City of St. Louis through education and support of progressive civic projects.

The club, which is returning after a few years on hiatus, has hosted classes covering a broad range of rehab topics, from How to Be a Landlord, Real Estate Financing 101, Selecting a Contractor and Managing Investment Property, to Rehabbing Green, New Laws in Lead Abatement, How to Use Historic Preservation Tax Credits and How to Rehab Historic Windows.

“This series of classes is to help homeowners get some of their most frequent questions answered in a class environment that allows them to ‘ask an expert’ and to share experiences that can benefit everyone,” says Stephanie Noecker, board treasurer of Revitalize St. Louis.

This fall, classes will be held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays at Narrative Furniture, a handmade heirloom furniture-building company at 2501 S. Jefferson St. Classes cost $10 per session or $40 per five-class series for nonmembers, and $8 per session or $32 per five-class series for members. Seats are limited, so interested attendees should email info@rvstl.org to be added to the mailing list and receive Eventbrite invites to register for the classes.

The series kicks off Sept. 16 with Funding a Rehab and Using Historic Tax Credits, led by a local mortgage lender with expertise in 203(k) loans, and by Michael Allen, preservationist and historic tax credit consultant, followed by a class focused on Buying Land Reutilization Authority (LRA) Properties and Leveraging City Resources on Sept. 23, as well as What to Expect From Your Building Inspector on Oct. 7. “Private and city building inspectors familiar with the requirements of inspections will share their insight,” Noecker says.

Courses continue Oct. 14 when local contractors will host a panel on Tuckpointing, Roofing and Tips for Hiring a Contractor. And on Oct. 28, Taking Design Cues From Your Space will be led by Andy Kim, founder and CEO of Narrative Furniture, and Heather Lents, an interior designer at Jacobs architecture firm in St. Louis.

Although classes are open to everyone, the subject matter is geared toward urban – likely historic – homeowners, Noecker says, noting that restoring a century home can be very involved. “It includes everything from

getting the right permits to finding appropriate contractors, to locating historic fixtures, doors, mantels and more that you might need to finish the home,” she says. “This annual series of classes aims to tackle the most common of those issues.”

Scott McIntosh, a Rehabbers Club attendee and president and communications chair of the Benton Park West Neighborhood Association, joined the classes to learn firsthand about the historic home rehab process.

“When I needed a contractor to do work on my home, I used tips on hiring a contractor that I learned from the classes,” he says. “First, I vetted contractors by using the Rehabbers Club contractors list to get started.

Secondly, I asked for references from past customers whom I called to learn about their experience. Lastly, I did not pay everything upfront, but by installments, until the work was complete.” McIntosh, who also learned about historic tax credits and area resources for materials and subcontractors, says he encourages anyone who is interested in rehabbing a St. Louis home to take part in the club.

Stay tuned to Revitalize St. Louis’ Facebook page for information about more Rehabbers Club activities, including tours of developing neighborhoods and special events. Interested local rehabbers also can join a more than 2,000-member email list, where they can share tips with one another and find inspiration for their next restoration project. With so many years of experience among the Rehabbers Club class leaders and members, McIntosh says what you can learn from them about home refurbishing is “invaluable.”

Rehabbers Club, rvstl.org/rehabbers-club

REHABBERS CLUB CLASSES Where: Narrative Furniture, 2501 S. Jefferson St., St. Louis When: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays this fall Cost: $10 per class or $40 per five-class series for nonmembers; $8 per class or $32 per five-class series for members Information: mail@rvstl.org, facebook.com/revitalizestl, rvstl.org/rehabbers-club Details: Sept. 16 – Sept. 23 – Oct. 7 – Oct. 14 –

Funding a Rehab and Using Historic Tax Credits Buying LRA Properties and Leveraging City Resources What to Expect From Your Building Inspector Contractor Panel: Tuckpointing, Roofing and Tips for Hiring a Contractor Oct. 28 – Taking Design Cues From Your Space

design INSIDE

Red Flags When

Interviewing a Designer

By Jake Spurgeon | Photos supplied by Mosby Building Arts

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iscussing your project with a designer essentially functions as an interview to determine whether you want to collaborate. It also marks the time to look for red flags, indicating whether you may or may not be a good match.

Ask these five questions, paying close attention to the details of a designer’s answers, so you select the right person to work with: What’s your process, and how long will it take? You want an idea of how the designer and his or her team work together: from beginning to end of the project. A clearly defined process indicates an organized company. After defining exactly what you want done to your home, your designer should have a good starting estimate of how much time will be needed to complete a project. Do not accept vague time frames if you have a specific deadline.

What’s your work permit process? If your project involves construction, the only good answer to this question is that the company will pull permits, and the company will do it. Reputable remodelers take responsibility for the detailed permit process. If remodelers deem permits unnecessary or suggest that you obtain them, consider that a red flag to look elsewhere.

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What are your credentials? You need to know if a designer and his or her company are qualified to work on your project. Are they certified in kitchen and bath design? Will a registered architect oversee and stamp construction drawings? You also want a company that the Better Business Bureau has accredited and that carries appropriate insurance – protecting you and your investment.

What kind of warranty do you have? Many items used in a project have a manufacturer’s warranty. You need to know how the company installing such items will take care of any problems that may arise after the fact. You’re looking for a workmanship warranty, as well as details on exactly what it covers and how long it lasts. You need assurance that a designer and his or her company stand behind their work for the long haul.

Can I see examples of your work and references? Bona fide designers love this question because potential customers can learn a lot about them while viewing a portfolio. In terms of references, though, a shift in the last five years or so has taken place as homeowners have started doing a lot of internet research before inviting a designer aboard.

(When I myself offer to share references, clients usually respectfully decline because they already know more

about me than I do!) But if you ask for references and a designer hems and haws, consider it a red flag.

Asking these basic questions will usually result in a promising idea of what kind of designer you’re dealing with and help you decide if you want to pursue a working relationship.

Also, homeowners, I recommend paying close attention to the kinds of questions the designer asks you! Those questions can give you valuable insights into the designer’s priorities and focus. You can also learn if the project will be about you and your style – or just something the designer wants in his or her portfolio. It happens.

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Jake Spurgeon is a designer with St. Louis remodeling and design firm Mosby Building Arts. He is a certified Associate Kitchen and Bath Designer with the National Kitchen & Bath Association and serves as treasurer for the its Missouri/Southern Illinois chapter.

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The Ryan Tradition makes sense of the local housing market, so you can find the ideal place to call home.

“We have seen the overall market in St. Louis improving over the last few years,” Coldwell Banker Gundaker sales associate and broker John Ryan says. “We expect that to continue in the luxury market through 2018.” The Ryan Tradition understands that your home is your happiness. Allow them to open the door for you. Visit them at Coldwell Banker Gundaker, located at 9651 Clayton Road in Ladue. Call Ryan at 314-941-0572 (direct) or 314-993-8000 (office), or go online at theryantradition.net to learn more. Pictured (L to R): Andrea Morgan, John Ryan, Aimee Simpson and Sydney Millman.

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Legacy of Leadership

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he Ryan Tradition has a rich history as a leading team in the luxury real estate market. Today, it has come to stand for more than million-dollar home sales. The name represents unmatched knowledge of the St. Louis area market and unparalleled service.

“The Ryan Tradition evolved when I joined Anne Ryan in 1991,” says John Ryan. “Anne had been a market leader for 26 years; I brought 13 years of experience in other real estate disciplines. Since then, our total sales have exceeded $980 million. Each person has special roles, which, when combined with team collaboration, best serves our clients.

We have a cohesive, entrepreneurial and innovative environment.”

The Ryan Tradition is well-known for showcasing spectacular homes, like 26 Upper Ladue, which boasts 5 bedrooms, each with its own private bath, plus another full bathroom and 2 half-bathrooms. “This home is essentially 8 years old and resides on a private 3.56-acre lot in one of Ladue’s most prestigious neighborhoods,” Ryan says.

Families will love the custom kitchen, which boasts two islands and access to the hearth room.

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The main-level study provides a wonderful space to work from home, while the solarium proves a pleasant place to savor some iced tea. The finished lower level features a family room, game and exercise rooms, and a media room. The heated pool easily demands attention.

notes. “It offers geothermal heating and cooling, two generators and a whole-house Lutron lighting and sound system, with intercoms.”

From the 18-foot beamed cathedral ceiling in the living room, which features a Juliet balcony, to French doors that lead out to the limestone terrace, the architecture is outstanding. The home has the amenities to match, including heated limestone flooring in the kitchen and breakfast room, double-layer granite countertops and marble baths. The master suite offers its own entrance, opening up to reveal a doublecoffered ceiling, a study with recessed paneling, a custom dressing room and a master bath, with heated marble flooring.

“We have all the latest technology – and the support of Coldwell Banker Global Luxury,” Ryan says, which boosts the team’s impressive capabilities. “Our significant presence in the market and continual interaction with buyers, sellers and other agents are our strongest tools.”

“The fine craftsmanship of this special residence blends the architectural integrity of the original home with features of the new, custom home,” Ryan

The Ryan Tradition, Coldwell Banker Gundaker, 9651 Clayton Road, Ladue, 314-941-0572 (direct), 314-993-8000 (office), theryantradition.net

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NEW LISTING 10510 Conway Road Frontenac $899,000 Classic two-story Colonial beautifully situated on a private 1.2-acre lot in the Ladue School District. Perfectly maintained and updated with four bedrooms and three-and-one-half baths.

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©2017 NRT Missouri LLC. All Rights Reserved. Coldwell Banker Gundaker fully supports the principles of the Fair Housing Act and the Equal Opportunity Act. Operated by a subsidiary of NRT LLC. Coldwell Banker, the Coldwell Banker logo, Coldwell Banker Global Luxury and the Coldwell Banker Global Luxury logo are service marks registered or pending registrations owned by Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC. Real estate agents affiliated with Coldwell Banker Gundaker are independent contractor sales associates and are not employees of Coldwell Banker Gundaker.

million dollarLISTINGS 30 Bellerive Country Club | TOWN AND COUNTRY Joelle Webbe Hibbard Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Alliance Real Estate 8077 Maryland Ave., 314-724-2984 (direct), 314-997-7600 (office), joellewhibbard.com This stunning 6-bedroom, 4 full-bathroom and 3 halfbathroom estate resides on almost 2 acres, with a private backyard oasis that creates a resortlike setting and offers a pool. The handicap-accessible home features laundry units

By Amanda Dahl

10066 Carters Manor | LADUE

13710 Clayton Road | TOWN AND COUNTRY

Ted Wight Dielmann Sotheby’s International Realty 314-607-5555 (direct), 314-725-0009 (office), tedwightrealestate.com

Wayne Norwood & Ben Patton Gladys Manion Real Estate 314-629-3931, finesthomesstl.com This executive home resides on 1.5 acres, with a parklike

Discover an incredible French Country estate residing on

yard, and boasts a clean, modern look. Featuring 7,000 total

3 acres in Ladue. Be captivated upon entry by its elaborate

square feet, the sophisticated residence is located by Mason

details, including authentic de Gournay French hand-

Ridge Elementary and Parkway West, with fresh details and

painted wallpaper in the dining room, a gourmet kitchen,

improvements.

an expansive master suite and more. $1.495 million

on all 3 floors, plus elevator access. $1.54 million

13811 Clayton Road | TOWN AND COUNTRY

9885 Conway Road | LADUE

1700 Gratree Lane | WENTZVILLE

Suzanne Otto Keller Williams Realty 314-276-3400, suzanneotto.com

Kristin Dielmann Dielmann Sotheby’s International Realty 314-725-0009, kristindielmann.dielmannsothebysrealty.com

This gated, 11-year-old Town and Country estate showcases

Residing in Ladue, this light-filled cottage charms with a

Espenschied Hermann Group Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Alliance Real Estate 8077 Maryland Ave., 314-872-6747, espenschiedhermanngroup.com

a Hollywood-style pool and 8,100-plus square feet. Sitting

newer addition. The lovely home is situated steps away

atop one of the highest elevations in St. Louis County, the

from local shops on a beautiful, private acre and is within

brick-and-stone manse wows with extensive millwork, a

walking distance of Conway Elementary and Ladue Middle

Venice-style front veranda and more. $2.45 million

and High schools. $1.295 million

This picturesque 12-plus-acre property is truly one-ofa-kind. The country estate offers all the conveniences of being just minutes away from conveniences, with a stately main residence, a guest house, a six-stall horse pole barn, an irrigation system and two ponds, stocked with fish.

10842 Kennerly Road | SUNSET HILLS John Ryan The Ryan Tradition 314-941-0572 (direct), 314-993-8000 (office), theryantradition.com This impressive custom home resides on 2.5-plus acres, featuring a pool, gazebo, outdoor stone fireplace and guest house. Discover a 10-foot-plus ceilings, a center island kitchen with breakfast and hearth rooms, a mainlevel master suite and a finished walkout lower level. $1.425 million

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10 Larkdale Drive | LADUE

9936 Litzsinger Road | LADUE

127 Lynnbrook | ST. LOUIS

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

Lizzy Dooley Laura McCarthy Real Estate 314-680-1426, lauramccarthy.com

Karen Polishuk Land|Litwack & Associates Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Alliance Real Estate 314-954-2661 (direct), 314-872-6623 (office), landlitwack.com

This new home, under construction, boasts an open floor plan, 12-foot-plus ceilings on the main level and 4-plus bedroom suites, with a bonus room. Admire top-of-theline materials, finishes and appliances. Extras include wood

Coming soon, this exquisitely appointed Georgian Colonial has been recently expanded and renovated to suit today’s

This Jeffrey Homes custom-built residence is a contemporary

lifestyle. Enjoy the cook’s kitchen, which opens to the family

work of art, with clean lines, soaring ceilings and unique

room. The outdoor vaulted room, with see-through fireplace,

materials used throughout. Featuring an award-winning

overlooks the lush, 4-acre landscaped lot. $3.59 million

kitchen, an entertainer’s paradise in the lower level and a pool, with waterfall and slide, this home is best-in-class.

flooring, an elevator, an audio system and more. $2.35 million

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9890 Old Warson Road | LADUE

24 Overbrook Drive | LADUE

Kim Carney The Carney Team Coldwell Banker Premier Group 314-422-7449 (direct), 314-647-0001 (office), thecarneyteam.com

Maria Elias Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Alliance Real Estate 314-971-4346, bhhsall.com

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

This custom, 1.5-story stone estate is truly one-of-a-kind.

The 13,600-plus-square-foot manse resides on 4.5-plus acres and boasts top-of-the-line finishes throughout. Enjoy the backyard oasis, with a loggia that offers an outdoor kitchen,

This extraordinary midcentury renovation features rooms built to grand scale, creating glamour and drama. Panoramic

Be amazed by this custom-built home, residing on almost

views of the expansive terraces, pool and grounds are just

4 acres and boasting 10,000-plus square feet of luxurious

the beginning. Explore the stunning great room, designer

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kitchen or retreatlike master suite. $1.798 million

access elevator. The gorgeous grounds showcase extensive landscaping, a saltwater pool, an outdoor fireplace and

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20 Overhills Drive | LADUE

Steve Mathes & Joe Mathes Coldwell Banker Gundaker 314-503-6533 (Steve – direct), 314-997-3412 (Steve – office), 314-276-1604 (Joe – direct), 314-993-8000 (Joe – office), stevemathes.com This 4-bedroom, 5-bathroom home in the heart of Ladue is a true gem. The Harris Armstrong Georgian Colonial sits on a 3-plus-acre wooded lot, complete with a swimming pool and 5,400 square feet of living space. $1,799,500

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1440 Topping Road | TOWN AND COUNTRY

Lisa Nelson Laura McCarthy Real Estate 314-569-1177, lauramccarthy.com Nestled on a secluded private lot, this Johnsonbuilt, New England-style home boasts extensive millwork, a fantastic kitchen and hearth room, with a wood-burning fireplace, plus a luxurious master suite. Step outside to discover an inviting in-ground pool. $1,599,900

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agent MARIA ELIAS Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Alliance Real Estate 314-971-4346, homeswithmaria.com Maria Elias, a certified

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314-503-7999 (Dunn), 314-614-5822 (Cool), 314-997-7600 (office), jiggsdunn.com

relocation specialist, consistently ranks in the top 1 percent of local

Carol Butler and Juli-Ann Felsher offer fearless

Realtors and in the top 1 percent of Coldwell Banker

representation through a comprehensive, full-service

With more than $300 million in closed sales in the

agents nationwide.

client experience. Every homeowner can expect top-level

last 10 years, Jiggs Dunn and Christine Cool have the

marketing and problem-solving skills, plus personal

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service and insight.

for you when buying a home.

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KIM CARNEY Coldwell Banker Premier Group 2203 S. Big Bend Blvd., 314-422-7449 (direct), 314-336-1924 (office),

Laura McCarthy Real Estate 314-609-3155 (direct), 314-725-5100 (office),

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Alliance Real Estate

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Kim Carney specializes in the luxury home market.

Keith R. Manzer’s expertise and unique approach are

With an aggressive and unique marketing plan,

not limited by price or location. He has lifetime units

In the top 1 percent of Berkshire Hathaway agents,

The Carney Team continues to be one of the top-selling

in the thousands and continually achieves upper-tier

Espenschied Hermann Group has earned the

high-end Realtors in the state.

production status at Laura McCarthy.

President’s Circle award, multiyear Client Service

8077 Maryland Ave., 314-872-6747, espenschiedhermanngroup.com

awards and designations as Luxury Specialists and Relocation Certified.

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SYDNEY MILLMAN

ANDREA MORGAN

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specializes in luxury

since 2000, Andrea

With real estate being a family tradition,

properties and has a strong family background in real

Morgan works directly with buyers and sellers to help

father-and-son team Steve Mathes and Joe Mathes

estate. She works tirelessly to achieve the best for her

them with the moving process. Morgan also manages

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buyers and sellers.

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decades of experience with award-winning service.

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KAREN POLISHUK

JOHN RYAN

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Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Real Estate Land|Litwack & Associates

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John Ryan and The Ryan Tradition lead the central-corridor luxury market in

A top agent at Laura McCarthy, Megan Schnoebelen

Growing up with real estate in her blood, Karen

St. Louis with more than $970 million in sales and

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Polishuk has three-plus decades of experience and

average sale price.

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stays ahead of the market with creative solutions, with

organizations with which they are involved.

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24 Overbrook Drive - Ladue

Prepare to be wowed by this exceptional custom built home, on 3.8 acres in the heart of Ladue. No expense was spared in the over 10,000 sqft of luxury living. Extensive multi-level molding flows throughout the home, along with exotic mahogany Brazilian wood floors. Gourmet kitchen features a massive center island, Wolf & Sub Zero appliances and an adjoining hearth room with stone fireplace. Luxurious main floor master suite with incredible bath and custom dressing room. Walkout lower level has a fabulous rec room with gorgeous bar, game area, guest/nanny suite, 6th bedroom, 2 full baths, 2 fitness rooms and sauna. Elevator to all floors. The grounds are truly stunning, with an outdoor living area with fireplace, salt water pool, multi-level treehouses, zip line, ball/ soccer field and extensive landscaping and stonework. - Simply Amazing. $2,750,000 Ann Espenschied

314.691.0777 Wendy Hermann

314.374.8665 Paula Andrew

Alliance Real Estate 314.378.4822

Office Direct: 314.872.6697 aespenschied@bhhsall.com www.EspenschiedHermannGroup.com

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29 Glenview Road

By Amanda Dahl

his fantastic, custom-designed home resides on almost 2 acres in a prime location of Ladue within a cul-de-sac of newer homes. In the afternoon, relax inside the light-filled great room, which showcases floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the private, large backyard. The entirety of the first floor is framed by a high ceiling, including the formal dining room and handsome paneled study. Cook up excellent cuisine within your enormous kitchen, boasting an oversize center island, with eat-in counter. Adjoining it is the hearth room, with a second fireplace. The walk-out lower level stuns with a premium bar area, third fireplace, exercise room and more. Retire to the main-floor master suite, boasting spacious his-and-her closets, for a soak in the luxurious bath. Additional amenities include first- and second-floor laundry rooms and a finished 4-car porte cochere garage. This incredible home offers a new price, so you and yours can soon call it your own.

THIS 6-BEDROOM, 5 FULL-BATHROOM AND 2 HALF-BATHROOM HOME IN LADUE IS LISTED FOR $1,999,999.

KATIE MCLAUGHLIN & SUE MCLAUGHLIN

HOME PHOTOS BY STEVEN B. SMITH

The McLaughlin Team, 2730 N. Ballas Road, 314-504-4214 (Sue), 314-283-8444 (Katie), 314-569-1177 (office), mclaughlinteamstl.com

SCAN CODE BELOW FOR MORE ABOUT THIS DISTINCTIVE PROPERTY

Laura McCarthy is a residential real estate company with expertise in the neighborhoods along St. Louis’ central corridor. Founded in 1944, Laura McCarthy is consistently ranked among St. Louis’ top real estate companies in sales volume. Many of its 100-plus agents specialize in the luxury real estate market, but all are familiar with St. Louis’ neighborhoods from the Central West End to those on the Highway 64/40 corridor to Chesterfield and the St. Charles area.

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BUYING or SELLING? Steve Mathes, CRS,GRI Broker / Sales Associate 314-503-6533 Cell 314-997-3412 Office stevemathes@realtor.com stevemathes.com

Joe Mathes, JD

Sales Associate 314-276-1604 Cell 314-993-8000 Office joe.mathes@gmail.com SOLD

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UNDER CONSTRUCTION

3 BRIAR OAK RD, LADUE Custom Dublen home under construction on a 1.4-acre wooded site with 1.5-stories, 4 bedrooms, and 5,300 square feet. Estimated November 2017 completion!....$1,890,000

NEW PRICE!

20 OVERHILLS DRIVE, LADUE

Gorgeous Ladue estate property. 3.08-acres, 5,400 SF of living space including walkout finished lower level, swimming pool plus Home Protection Plan. Renovated kitchen and master bath.

Harris Armstrong design.....$1,725,000

JUST LISTED!

572 GRAESER ROAD, CREVE COEUR (LADUE SCHOOLS) Wonderful newer 1.5-story gem in Ladue Schools on a private walkout lot loaded with upgrades with approximately 4,800 SF on three levels plus swimming pool, hot tub, and complete with the Home Protection Plan.....$849,900

NEW HOME COMING SOON!

10147 FIELDCREST LANE, LADUE New four bedroom, 3 bath, custom ranch home to be built by MC Modern Concepts.

3,200 square feet on a .57-acre cul-de-sac lot....$899,900

UNDER CONTRACT

1 LADUE MANOR, LADUE

Professional ranch renovation situated on a .71-acre wooded walkout lot.

Approximately 3,550 square feet of living area including the finished lower level plus the Home Protection Plan.....$839,500

Over one million dollars in total investment since original $650,000 purchase in 2005!

4,673 SF, .38-acre lot, 4 car garage, 35’x 16’ screened porch, and more....$745,000

11515 SANDHURST DRIVE, CREVE COEUR

Fabulous four bedroom Runnymede, 2-story with 4,460 SF on 3 levels, gorgeous 1-acre site, updated kitchen and baths, and Home Protection Plan.....$599,900

JUST LISTED! UNDER CONTRACT

310 CARLYLE LAKE DRIVE, CREVE COEUR

4 CHILTON LANE, CREVE COEUR (LADUE SCHOOLS)

Spacious 1.5-story Carlyle gem featuring a main floor master suite and approximately 5,536 SF of living space on three levels with a walkout lake view.....$575,000

1.5 story, 4 BD, 3 Bath, 2,960 SF gem in Ladue Schools! Two master suites. Home Protection Plan! .45-acre cul-de-sac lot.....$574,900

341 MAGNA CARTA DRIVE, CREVE COEUR

JUST LISTED!

406 MADEWOOD LANE, CHESTERFIELD

Wonderful professionally renovated 3+ BD ranch, 2,810 SF on two levels, plus the Home Protection Plan.....$399,500

Ranch charmer with 2 BD, 1 bath, Home Protection Plan, and fenced yard on a quiet tree-lined private street!....$130,000

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Renovated gem in Creve Coeur in Ladue Schools with 5 BD, 4 baths, and 4,080 SF of living space on a .51-acre lot, & Home Protection Plan.....$599,900 NEW PRICE!

11 NANTUCKET LANE, CREVE COEUR (LADUE SCHOOLS)

Light filled and spacious five bedroom, 5 bath, 1.5 story home with 4,028 square feet on a .46-acre site.

Two master suites and an elevator to all three levels on a .46-acre site....$559,000 NEW PRICE!

110 STONELEIGH TOWERS, OLIVETTE (LADUE SCHOOLS)

Renovated ranch with 1,920 square feet, wooded .38-acre lot, Home Protection Plan, move-in condition...$349,900

RESIDENTIAL LOTS FOR SALE .40-acre building lot in the Heart of Ladue.....................$225,000 Under Contract - 10049 Fieldcrest Lane Ladue : .50-acre building lot in the Heart of Ladue.................... $200,000

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13811 Clayton Road • Town and Country $2,450,000

9840 WARRINGTON SQUARE, CREVE COEUR (LADUE SCHOOLS)

Under Contract - 10101 Fieldcrest Lane Ladue:

7708 LOVELLA AVENUE, RICHMOND HEIGHTS

314-243-6784

JUST LISTED!

JUST LISTED!

Remodeled Runnymede ranch with four bedrooms, four baths with two master suites, 4,273 SF on 2 levels, wooded .60-acre yard and Home Protection Plan....$495,000

flynnlandscapingstl@gmail.com

Wonderful six bedroom, 4.5 bath 1.5-story, with 4,278 SF on a 1.18 acre level wooded site.

Swimming pool, hot tub, finished lower level and Home Protection Plan!....$799,500

JUST LISTED!

7 DOWNEY LANE, OLIVETTE (LADUE SCHOOLS)

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Town and Country Estate ~1.34 Acres ~ Gated ~ 8100+ sqft Hollywood Style Pool ~ 11 yrs NEW Exquisite brick & stone estate sitting atop one of the highest elevations in St Louis county. Your own private gated drive accommodates 20 plus vehicles circling the fountain. Extensive millwork will overwhelm you. The circular stair case flows gracefully off the entry from the Venice style front veranda. Amish“one-of-a-kind” kitchen with two islands is just incredible. Full rear walk-out lower level.

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9890 Old War on Road • Ladu $1,440,000

9033 Clay on Road • Ladu $839,900

Exceptional mid-century renovation on very private 1.91 acre lot with pool.

Charming cape cod tucked away on beautifully landscaped lot in the heart of Ladue.

Maria Elias • 314.971.4346 www.homeswithmaria.com

45 Lynnbrook Custom built by Jeffrey Homes, this residence is a work of contemporary art with clean lines, soaring ceilings and the use of unique materials throughout.

Featuring an award-winning kitchen, a luxurious master bedroom suite with opulent bath, and a lower level sure to delight the avid entertainer. All on private grounds boasting a pool with waterfall and slide, hot tub, fire-pit and four car garage, this home is best in class!

Offered at $2,499,000

Land | Litwack & Associates Karen Polishuk

Cell: 314.954.2661 Direct: 314.872.6623 www.landlitwack.com

Alliance Real Estate

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THE CONNOISSEUR OF LIFE.

5 Apple Tree Lane, Ladue $2,450,000 Elegant French chateau on 2.86 acres

525 Ticino Drive, Imperial $4,950,000 Breathtaking equestrian estate on 120 acres with views of the Mississippi River.

1751 N Woodlawn Ave, Ladue $3,925,000

Impressive southern colonial residence with tennis court, pool and pool house on over 3 acres.

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Ravishing

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Joie leather jacket, $998, Saks Fifth Avenue (saksfifthavenue.com) Necklace, $50, Shine Boutique (shineboutiquestlouis.com)

By Katie Yeadon

Various shades of red – a classic color that pairs fashionably with almost anything – promise to be all the rage for fall. In that light, the following items should have you looking red-hot as the weather starts to cool down.

Alice and Olivia dress, $295, Neiman Marcus

Akris jacket, $1,290, Saks Fifth Avenue Bracelet, $65, Giddyup Jane (giddyupjane.com)

(neimanmarcus.com)

Theory pants, $265, Neiman Marcus

PHOTOS BY SARAH CONROY

Gucci loafer, $630, Neiman Marcus

Earrings, $15, Chloe bag, $1,550, Neiman Marcus

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BEAUTY BUZZ

GLENDALE 9916 MANCHESTER RD.

314-961-1642

BIRKENSTOCK & MORE 12350 OLIVE BLVD 314-434-4430

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lthough we all likely have that one friend who seemingly never ages, most of us enjoy no such luck. Over time, our skin gradually changes, with wrinkles and fine lines often becoming intrusive.

As a result, ladies, accompany changing skin with a change in routine, ensuring concealed imperfections. The following five-step routine should promote an ageless look – or at least the impression of one.

Prepare properly. Before you apply any makeup, properly moisturize. Moisturizing will not only aid in softer, more elastic skin, but it will also keep your skin hydrated. Following a skin care routine in addition to your day-to-day makeup routine will keep your skin both looking and feeling better.

Choose a foundation with sun protection factor (SPF). Select a foundation that not only flaunts a flawless finish but also benefits your skin’s solar protection. A foundation with SPF should shield your skin from sunburn and related woes. Plus, protecting your skin from harsh ultraviolet rays only helps prevent advanced wrinkles.

Treat concealer judiciously. Concealer can settle into fine lines and wrinkles under your peepers, making your skin look overly “mature” (old, that is). If you suffer from dark under-eye circles, add a peach- or salmon-colored under-eye corrector before dabbing concealer atop it.

Use matte eye shadows on the lids. Shimmer shadows tend to accentuate wrinkles, so opt instead for matte shades in eye makeup. Plus, in recent months, it seems the matte makeup trend has swept the beauty world.

Apply lipstick with a satin finish. To make lips look fuller and smoother, apply a lipstick with a satin finish. Avoid matte or liquid lipsticks.

Because aging is natural, don’t fret when you feel the need to change your makeup routine. No matter how old you may be, pay attention to your skin and take any steps necessary to ensure it looks lovely at each stage of life!

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t The Tiny Hedgehog, there aren’t baby boy clothes and baby girl clothes – there are just clothes, to be worn by any baby or toddler. Instead of deciding who can wear what, this line of locally designed and sewn kiddo clothing focuses on other aspects, like comfort and aesthetics.

“The Tiny Hedgehog is a collection of inclusive, vibrant and comfortable clothing for babies and toddlers,” says founder and designer Merlin Whitman. “I started The Tiny Hedgehog in 2016 after my daughter was born. Each garment is lovingly handcrafted in St. Louis so your little one will always look and feel [his or her] best.”

One look at The Tiny Hedgehog shows a variety of colors from a mature palette that somehow work together perfectly in children’s clothing: robin’s-egg blue and mustard yellow are big players with little pops of cherry red, charcoal gray, dusty pink and more. You won’t see pastel blue and pink, in-yourface neons or the cutesy catchphrases often printed on children’s apparel. Instead, the clothing gives off a slight 1970s vibe while still feeling timeless.

Even with its range of muted hues and plethora of patterns, all the items match nicely together.

Mainstay features like a contrast trim, sleeve or waistband unify the collection.

It turns out that selecting these patterns is the longest part of the process for Whitman. “I start my design process by looking at fabric samples and deciding on a particular color mood for the season,” she says. “I tend to mull over colors and patterns for a good while before finally committing on my fabric palette. At the same time, I’m also thinking about the upcoming season and sketching some clothing designs.”

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These shapes and fabrics may be great in adult minds, but do children – the ones actually wearing the pieces – like them? Turns out, all The Tiny Hedgehog pieces are approved by one youngster. “Once the fabric and designs are decided on, I’ll create a mockup of the design and let my daughter run around the house in them to see how she likes it,” Whitman says. “If it [earns] her seal of approval, I’ll start production. I cut and sew all of the clothing in my home studio in Old North St. Louis.”

The Tiny Hedgehog’s current collection includes five shapes in a few pattern options: pants, shorts, tunics, and short- and long-sleeved T-shirts in sizes newborn to 5T. Prices range from $25 to $43, and the patterns include everything from woodland scenes to overlapping kittens to tiny sparrows.

“I think vibrant and joyful are good words to describe The Tiny Hedgehog,” Whitman says of her colorful collection. “I want to make clothes that are inclusive and comfortable to wear for every child. I don’t think we need to stick to just pink and blue for our kiddos.”

Whitman credits her daughter as her biggest inspiration. Whitman, a lifelong seamstress, has been making clothing for years, but she transitioned into these petite versions when her daughter was born.

“Baby clothes are nice because they don’t take as long

as making adult pieces, so I could whip up a pair of pants between naps,” she says. “It helped me feel more myself again and gave me a creative outlet that I really needed in the months after her birth.”

On Friday, Sept. 1, Whitman says The Tiny Hedgehog will release its first fall mini line, which will include four pieces. Then, later this year will come a fall/winter collection. Local shoppers can be on the lookout for The Tiny Hedgehog at autumn craft fairs and festivals, including the South Grand Fall Festival on Sept. 16 and The Strange Folk Festival from Sept. 22 to 24 at a location to be announced. Those looking to find Whitman’s creations outside of those events can shop online (thetinyhedgehog.com) or at boutiques Amber Sky in Maplewood and Lass & Laddie in Kirkwood.

“There’s always a bit of self-doubt when you create something new, but people have really responded well to The Tiny Hedgehog – not only in how they look but also how they feel,” Whitman says. “I use a soft cotton jersey for all the clothing, so everyone is always commenting on how snuggly it feels. I’ve also had a lot of adults say, ‘I wish you made them in my size!’

Someday, maybe!”

The Tiny Hedgehog, thetinyhedgehog.com

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You won’t see pastel blue and pink, in-your-face neons or the cutesy catchphrases often printed on children’s apparel.

Instead, the clothing gives off a slight 1970s vibe while still feeling timeless.

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Mystery - AND Intrigue AN EVENING OF

WALKER SCOTTISH RITE CLINIC

K ISHOULD D TALL A IMPORTANT LRESIDE K CINSIDE E LINFORMATION ETHE BR AT ION LIVE AREA: 10.125” WIDE X 13.25” TALL

Join us for an original mystery production. Guests will experience a fascinating evening of suspense, dinner, open bar and a silent auction.

TRIM SIZE: 10.875” WIDE X 14” TALL

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FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO PURCHASE TICKETS CALL 314.529.6619 OR VISIT SRCLINIC.ORG/KIDTALK-CELEBRATION The Walker Scottish Rite Clinic is committed to teaching two-through six-year-old children with speech and language disorders the communication skills necessary to succeed in school and throughout their lives.

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Fall Into Fashion

Ditto Family Resale has something for ever yone, ranging from clothing to furniture to accessories. Net proceeds go toward tuition assistance at area Christian schools.

Ditto Family Resale was founded to fund scholarships and help offset rising tuition costs at eight local Christian schools.

To date, Ditto has grossed more than $2 million in sales and given back more than $330,000 to its member schools.

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FALL INTO FASHION: Feature Story

Celebrating DITTO FAMILY RESALE

Five Years Byy Robyn R y Dexterr | Photos P byy Sarah Conroyy

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itto Family Resale on Manchester Road is an upscale resale store with a unique twist – its proceeds benefit eight area Christian schools.

Started by local Christian schools to provide scholarships and help keep tuition costs low, Ditto has grown into a thriving business that caters to all and is celebrating five years of business this year.

Members from the participating institutions – Central Christian School, Covenant Christian School, Heritage Classical Christian Academy, Kirk Day School, Promise Christian Academy, South City Community School, Twin Oaks Christian School and Westminster Christian Academy – believe that Christian education should be available to all who want it. With $330,000 given to participating schools in the last five years, the resale shop has already been a huge success.

Ana Woodard, who was part of the group that founded Ditto, says this has turned into something much bigger than they could’ve ever imagined.

“It’s not just about earning money for our member schools,” she says. “It’s equally about our customers, donors and serving the community.”

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Ditto carries clothing, shoes and home goods for the entire family. The 11,000 square-foot store boasts a boutique atmosphere where shoppers can find everything from home décor to toys to new

designer clothing.

Deborah Shields, the store’s manager, says customers enjoy their shopping experience because of how they’re treated and greeted.

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through the door,” she says. “It creates an atmosphere of love and joy.”

The store has a small paid staff, but it’s mainly run by volunteers who come from member schools.

Ninety percent of Ditto’s profits specifically go toward tuition remission, while the remaining 10 percent of such profits go back to the neighboring community.

Ditto recently surpassed the $2 million mark in sales and distributed $25,000 to each of its member schools in August.

They also plan to donate several thousand dollars of this past year’s profits to two local public schools.

The store accepts donations during business hours, Monday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Donations accepted include clothing, shoes and accessories for men, women and children, jewelry, furniture, home goods, decorative and seasonal items, books, toys, and more. Ditto also offers a complimentary furniture pickup the second Saturday of each month.

10027 Manchester Road, St. Louis, 314-394-2026, dittostl.com

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FEATURE: FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

Garden

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GAME ON!

Six Thoughts for

SEPTEMBER

By Frank Cusumano

Here are half a dozen things I’ve been thinking about:

1 On the go?

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Your Family. Your Focus. Your Future.

I happen to be a big fan of the DeWitt family. In my opinion, Bill DeWitt Jr. is the finest owner we have ever had in St. Louis sports. He’s as dignified and as competitive as an owner can get. His son, Bill DeWitt III, is just like his father. However, as much as I like the family, I’m not concerned about the trust funds of their great-grandchildren, so I’m suggesting that this off-season, they spend. Giancarlo Stanton has a $300 million contract and would change the look of this team. He is the impact batter the Cardinals have lacked for a long time.

The Cardinals will draw 3.4 million in attendees this year, and shortly, a billiondollar television contract with Fox Sports Midwest will kick in. Translation: They have the money. They have never been cheap. Now’s the time to be aggressive.

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The Cardinals should do everything possible to sign Lance Lynn.

If it takes $100 million, then spend $100 million. Lance is our best pitcher. You don’t let your best pitcher walk; you sign him. Lynn has the lowest WHIP and ERA. Plus, Lynn is 30 years old with a fresh elbow. If his next five seasons are like his first five seasons, he would have 145 wins. That’s one more win than the great Chris Carpenter.

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I really enjoyed being in Canton for the Pro Football Hall of Fame ceremony. The speeches are long, but they’re incredibly emotional.

I thought it was so classy for Kurt Warner to invite Trent Green – and even classier for Trent to accept. The two have so much in common.

Basically the same size and age, both got late starts in their careers, and both owe a lot to Mike Martz and Dick Vermeil. People sometimes forget that Trent went on to have an incredible career with the Chiefs.

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I looked at the SLU and Mizzou nonconference basketball schedules.

As fascinating as that matchup with Rockhurst is, why is neither SLU nor Mizzou playing? Mizzou didn’t want the game because of the attitude of nothing to gain and everything to lose; that’s the wrong attitude. Coaches Martin and Ford are friendly, and they have talked about it. The game will be played. It would be great for basketball passion in our area.

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I am jealous of Kansas City. They got things done and have a soccer team.

Nashville is on the cusp of doing the same. Gene McNary had the best idea: Combine the city and county, making the county pay for part for the stadium.

6 Allison Schreiber Lee St. Louis, Missouri Attorney

PA U L E , C A M A Z I N E & BLUMENTHAL 314-244-3613 | 314-727-2266 pcblawfirm.com

How did we exist without Netflix? Have you seen Luther or The Ozarks? Have you spent any time viewing The Killing? Netflix changes the way I fly on airplanes. It changes the way I watch television.

It changes the way I kill time. I want everybody to continue to watch KSDK, but I understand now the value of some fine binge-watching on Netflix. I used to think I can’t be that unproductive. Now, I believe we need to have days like that. No goals, no deadlines, just relaxing.

AREAS OF PRACTICE: • Divorce • Domestic Violence • Hidden Assets • High Asset Divorce • Modification of Child Custody • Modifications of Child Support & Maintenance • Sexual Abuse Allegations

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Frank Cusumano is a 17-time Emmy Award-winner on KSDK-TV; he also hosts The Pressbox on The All New 590 the Fan from 10 a.m. to noon each weekday and contributes to The Dave Glover Show on FM NewsTalk 97.1. Follow him on Twitter @frank_cusumano.

KIDS MD

The Stages of Sight

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iven the significance of sight in society, parents should take extra care to ensure the proper functioning of that sense in their children at birth and otherwise early in life.

Newborns can see large shapes, faces and bright colors. By approximately 3 months, babies can focus on smaller objects. And although it’s normal for babies’ eyes to cross, they should work in a coordinated manner – termed “conjugate gaze” – by the age of 4 months. By age 1, children can see as well as adults and begin to understand what they see.

Because your own child’s vision develops quickly during the first year, parents, your doctor should ask questions or check with you about vision at every checkup. In addition to looking for these normal developmental milestones, keep an eye out (pun intended) for warning signs of vision problems.

Let your doctor know if: Your baby can’t make steady eye contact or can’t follow an object like a toy

By Dr. Joseph Kahn

or your face by the age of 3 months.

Your baby’s eyes still cross at 4 months.

By that fourth month, your baby’s eyes misalign or drift, flutter from side to side, or react with overmuch sensitivity to light and/or look constantly red.

You have any concerns about your baby’s vision.

The American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Academy of Ophthalmology both recommend a thorough exam by your pediatrician at your baby’s birth and during all well-child checkups.

Starting no later than the age of 3 – or sooner, depending on your child and his or her cooperation level – automatic photo refraction screening devices can be used to detect potential vision problems.

For more information about vision-related topics, concerned parents should visit mercy.net/service/childrens-eyes.

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Dr. Joseph Kahn is president of Mercy Kids (mercykids.org), an expansive network of pediatric care dedicated to meeting the needs of every child, every day.

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19. Sci. of bodily structures 84. Sprite in a play 85. Judges 20. Star sign 86. Debatable 21. Bubbling 87. Court order 22. Household servant 88. Take forcibly 23. Gondolier’s song 90. Silver, in heraldry 25. Sign of a kind: 93. Speaks gently 2 wds.

94. Play ball 27. Furies in Greek myth 98. John — (malt liquor) 28. Gadfly 100. Love of Shakespeare 29. Concocted (with “up”) 101. Cleveland’s lake 30. Mountainous region 102. Aplomb of Asia 103. Dye worker 31. Choler 32. Ending for photo or rheo 104. Ballet movement 105. Pavilion 33. Defames 106. Leggy creature 36. Tantalize 107. Stupefy 38. “Dark Shadows” name 108. Drinks 42. Conscious 43. Jane Fonda movie role of 1968 1. Broccoli — 45. Keyboard key 2. Upside-down animal 46. Star in Cetus 3. Yeasty foam 47. Bono or Liston 4. Two common Latin words 48. — goo gai pan 5. Lesser Antilles inhabitants 49. Musical group 6. Weaken 50. Wapiti 7. Dabbler 51. Malice 8. Pickled fish 52. — rum 9. Compass pt.

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52. Crane on a vessel 53. Regular 54. More confident 56. Stomata 57. — -chef 58. Portable covered chair 60. Enfeeble 61. Word with light or water 62. Releases 63. Persian wheel 64. Say impulsively 65. Certain factory 66. Caller 67. Castor and Pollux, e.g.

69. Prideful claim 70. British composer 74. Fortitude 75. Condemned buildings 77. Group of related organisms 78. Nobleman 79. “Exodus” author 80. Atelier item 82. Brunch fare 83. Finished 85. Loud sound 87. From bad to — 89. Roundup 90. Assist 91. Diner’s preference 92. Show glee 93. Coconut fiber 94. Woody stem 95. Legendary king of the Huns 96. Trek 97. Potato buds 99. Machine part 100. — and tucker

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actions to take place for the children to truly be alienated from the other parent.

Parental alienation should not be confused with realistic estrangement where the actions of the parent might be so severe that they cause the children to be estranged from them. In some cases, it might be hard to tell out of the gates whether there is parental alienation or realistic estrangement taking place.

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Eat the

RAINBOW

By Brittany Nay

Local dietitians encourage starting healthier habits during National Fruits & Veggies – More Matters Month.

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mid hectic work, school and activity schedules, families can often find themselves struggling to eat healthily – especially when it comes to consuming enough fruits and vegetables every day. In honor of the National Fruits & Veggies – More Matters Month, held in September, local dietitians are offering tips to help parents get everything from the apples to the zucchini they need – and even how to make these nutritious whole foods appeal to kids.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture recommends adults have 2½ to five combined cups of fruits and vegetables a day, with two to three cups for kids. So local dietitians recommend ensuring there are fresh fruits and vegetables in all three daily meals, as well as snacks – from spinach in omelets to berries in yogurt and kale in smoothies.

PREP AHEAD Local dietitians say the first step to consuming more fruits and veggies is to make them easily accessible to all family members throughout the day. “Wash and cut up vegetables, so that when you’re ready to cook them, they’re ready to go,” says Kathy Mankofsky, a registered dietitian with Mercy Hospital Dietitian Services. Keep the vegetables in a clear container in the refrigerator. You’ll see them when you open the fridge, and it will be a reminder that a healthy snack is always at hand, Mankofsky adds.

Jamie Cassell, a registered dietitian at St. Luke’s Hospital, advises cooking or prepping fruits and veggies in bulk. “Don’t just put together a salad for one night; prepare enough to have at lunch for the next few days,” she says. And if there isn’t time for prep, buy fruits and veggies that are prewashed and precut for a convenient snack or side dish, she says. “Vegetables can be steamed in the microwave in as little as three to four minutes.”

To ensure fruits and veggies always are on hand, consider ordering groceries online, says Ellie Huff, a registered dietitian and co-owner of Nutriformance, a health club in Frontenac. The smartphone app Instacart can be used for food ordering and home delivery from local grocery stores such as Schnucks and Whole Foods Market, she notes.

KEEP IT KID-FRIENDLY When it comes to getting your kids to eat their fruits and vegetables, local dietitians recommend incorporating youngsters into the meal-prep process. “Take [your kids] to the grocery store, and ask them to pick some new fruits and vegetables that seem interesting,” Huff says. “Ask kids to help out in meal-prep – my daughter loves to make cucumber and tomato salads for the whole family.”

Huff also recommends adding a fun side to fruits, such as peanut butter with apples and seasoning on veggies for more flavor. “Be creative: Freeze grapes and bananas, and make homemade popsicles with fresh fruit and 100 percent fruit juice,” she says.

Cassell agrees that making fruits and veggies more kid-friendly can help improve intake. “Allow [kids] to dip fruit in low-fat vanilla yogurt or veggies in Greek-yogurt-based ranch dip,” she says.

“Use olives, broccoli and bell pepper slices to make a smiley face on a homemade pizza, or make ants on a log with celery, peanut butter and raisins as a snack.”

Research also shows that kids who help grow and prepare their own fruits and veggies are more likely to eat them, Cassell says. “Start small by growing lettuce or tomatoes in a pot.”

Children learn by example, Mankofsky notes. “If they see you eating fruits and veggies on a regular basis, they will more likely eat them, too,” she says. “I had a patient who said her parents never served vegetables … Then she didn’t serve them to her kids. Now she wants to change this unhealthy pattern and start to make veggies for herself and her kids.”

MAKE HEALTHY SWAPS Swap the cookie jar for a bowl of fruit because it’s easy to grab a piece of fruit if it’s out on the countertop, Mankofsky says. “And here’s an easy recipe: You can buy a bag of zucchini noodles and toss them into your pasta sauce instead of regular noodles. You will be getting a whole lot of veggies instead of a whole lot of calories, and you will not believe how awesome it tastes,” she notes.

And when your family goes out to eat, Huff recommends ordering vegetables and fruits for sides in place of unhealthy options such as fries. “If someone else cuts [the fruits and vegetables], kids will eat them,” she says.

Remember, adequate fruit and vegetable consumption has many health benefits, including potential protection against heart disease, cancer, type 2 diabetes and obesity, Huff says.

“Because fruits and vegetables are low-calorie and contain lots of good nutrients, they can help with weight management, as well,” Cassell adds. And they contain healthy chemical compounds called phytonutrients, antioxidants and lots of fiber, Mankofsky notes. “Each color is a different phytonutrient, so eat a rainbow of colors.”

RECIPES RICH IN FRUITS AND VEGGIES Courtesy of Nutriformance PARMESAN ASPARAGUS Serves | 4 |

1 ¼ 1 ¼

olive oil cooking spray lb fresh asparagus, tough ends trimmed cup grated Parmesan cheese tsp sea salt tsp garlic powder, or to taste

| Preparation | Spray inside an aluminum foil pouch with cooking spray. Place asparagus in foil, and lightly spray spears with cooking spray. Sprinkle asparagus with Parmesan cheese, sea salt and garlic powder.

Roast in 400-degree preheated oven until fork easily punctures thickest part of stem, about 12 minutes.

GREEN SMOOTHIE Serves | 2 | 1 ½ ½ 1 1½ ½

peeled and frozen banana cup frozen mango or pineapple avocado large handful fresh spinach leaves cups soy or almond milk tsp vanilla extract

| Preparation | In a high-speed blender, combine all ingredients and blend until smooth.

National Fruits & Veggies – More Matters Month, fruitsandveggiesmorematters.org

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facesOF ST. LOUIS LAW BRADLEY BODEUX Hais, Hais & Goldberger, P.C. 314-326-4885, bradley@hhg-law.com

DZENANA DELIC Hais, Hais & Goldberger, P.C. 314-326-4885, hhg-law.com

Hailing from Bosnia and

By Amanda Dahl

ELLIOTT GOLDBERGER Hais, Hais & Goldberger, P.C. 314-326-4885, ext. 231, elliott@hhg-law.com

Joining Hais, Hais &

Herzegovina, Dzenana

Elliott Goldberger has

Goldberger in March,

Delic is no stranger to

dedicated more than 20

Bradley Bodeux brings with him eight-plus years

conflict. Her homeland experience has taught her

years to family-law matters, focusing his practice on

of family-law experience. Bodeux understands the

about complexities and the importance of family,

complex divorce and custody cases. He works closely

importance of working with clients at a time when they

which has served her well as an associate attorney. She

with clients to help them navigate challenges they may

need vigorous and compassionate representation for

practices family law solely and uses her bilingual skills

face during litigation. His innovative approach with

issues ranging from custody, child support, property

to better serve the Bosnian community.

every case achieves excellent results.

SAM HAIS

SUSAN HAIS

Hais, Hais & Goldberger, P.C.

Hais, Hais & Goldberger, P.C.

TIM SCHLESINGER

314-326-4885,

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division, protection orders and maintenance.

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susan@hhg-law.com

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Sam Hais has served for

Susan Hais is one of the

34 years as a family-court

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judge and, since 2002, as

practitioners in the St.

and experience in the areas

a family-law practitioner, focusing on complex divorce

Louis area, who focuses on complex divorce litigation.

of complex divorce, family law and assisted reproductive

cases. Hais is the recipient of the Missouri Supreme

She was named the “Most High Profile Divorce

technologies, Tim Schlesinger’s practice includes

Court Award of Service, Missouri Senate Award of

Attorney in St. Louis” by Ladue News. She started

preparing surrogacy agreements, and embryo and egg

Honor, Lawyers Association Award of Service and

the family-law practice and has grown it into a firm

donation agreements, as well as contending with complex

County Bar Association Award of Achievement.

employing seven attorneys.

financial issues and legally establishing parentage.

Schlesinger has 30-plus years of practicing law.

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ERIN ZIELINSKI Hais, Hais & Goldberger, P.C. 314-326-4885, hhg-law.com

michelle@hhg-law.com

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Erin Zielinski, now a Michelle Weldon joined

partner at Hais, Hais &

A Fellow in the American

Hais, Hais & Goldberger,

Goldberger, P.C., worked

Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and Super Lawyer

P.C. in 2014 as a law clerk before becoming an associate

in public service as an assistant prosecuting attorney

in Missouri, Allison Schreiber Lee focuses on family

attorney. She graduated from University of Missouri

with the St. Louis City Circuit Attorney’s Office. She

law and domestic relations. Having served as lead

School of Law and, while in school, served as a certified

transitioned to private practice, focusing on family law,

counsel in 40-plus jury trials and as co-lead in one

student attorney in the Missouri Family Violence Clinic

and has established herself as an attorney who works

of the longest St. Louis jury trials, Lee has a diverse

and Mid-Missouri Legal Services Family Law department.

diligently with each client.

understanding of the law.

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ART AND SOUL

FEATURE: TENNESSEE WILLIAMS

PHOTO BY MABEL SUEN

Far East and

Far Out!

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n St. Louis’ Southampton neighborhood, a family of first-time restaurant owners hopes to introduce visitors to a variety of Asian flavors at MK’s Asian Persuasion.

The restaurant, which debuted in June, features healthy Asian-fusion food, fruit smoothies and more, courtesy of M.K. Vongnarath and his daughters, Maya Vongnarath and Lisa Bobo. M.K. Vongnarath previously owned and operated MK’s Rolls and Wraps, a food truck that rolled out in 2014 but was subsequently sold to make way for the new brick-andmortar, full-service restaurant.

“The great thing about the food-truck community

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was being exposed to so many traditions and cultures,” M.K. Vongnarath says. “Being around all these different types of food inspired us to do Asian fusion.

It’s not based on one nationality. We want to give everybody a bit of variety.”

MK’s Asian Persuasion fills a space previously occupied by Oasis Shisha Lounge, with a capacity for 90 guests inside and an additional 20 on its patio. The interior features a simple, modern design with blackand-white tables and chairs, a corrugated ceiling, bar stools and a few lounge seats.

“Growing up in Laos, I would help my mother make food in the village to take to the local monastery,” says

By Mabel Suen

M.K. Vongnarath, who started honing his cooking skills at an early age. “Since coming to St. Louis in 1981 after taking refuge in Thailand, I’ve done a lot of things such as karaoke and driving trucks – but there’s nothing better than owning your own business.”

In the kitchen, M.K. Vongnarath cooks a small menu of fresh appetizers and entrées. Options include everything from homemade crab Rangoon and egg rolls to build-your-own options such as a pad thai wrap. Protein options include chicken, beef, imitation crab, tofu and shrimp in fried rice, stir fry, a salad, pad thai or a wrap.

Additional specialties include Vietnamese pho and

PHOTO BY MABEL SUEN

MK’s Asian Persuasion

& A Show

Titus Andronicus

PHOTO COURTESY OF RON JAMES

By Mark Bretz

Thai gang phet, a red-curry dish with coconut cream, carrots, snow peas, baby corn, sweet basil, potato and your choice of protein. Laap is a Laos-inspired dish made with spicy seasoned steak, lime, cilantro, powdered rice, chili pepper, bean sprouts, green onions and mint, served with rice. All of those offerings sound like delectable options before catching Titus Andronicus from St. Louis Shakespeare.

To drink, guests can choose from Pepsi products, Thai tea, jasmine tea, black tea, coffee and fruit smoothies with the option to add boba for $1. They also can choose from smoothie flavors including piña colada, mango and “wildberry.”

“We want this to be a place the neighborhood can call its own,” M.K. Vongnarath says. “Give us a try.”

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Story: Renowned Roman general Titus Andronicus returns victorious from a decade of fighting the Goths just after the death of the emperor. While the emperor’s sons, Bassianus and Saturninus, jockey to take control of Rome, tribune Marcus Andronicus proclaims that the people want his brother Titus to assume the title.

Titus isn’t interested, though. He’s brought back as prisoners Tamora, the queen of the Goths, as well as her three sons and Aaron the Moor. Titus then kills her eldest son in revenge for the deaths of his own sons in the war, before throwing his support to Saturninus.

The new ruler proclaims that he will wed Titus’ daughter, Lavinia – even though she’s engaged to his brother, Bassianus, who refuses to go along with the new arrangement. Titus kills one of his sons who defends Bassianus, then is stunned when Saturninus instead marries Tamora. She in turn plots her own revenge against the Roman general for killing one of her sons.

Highlights: Murder, mayhem and machinations are the order of the day in William Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus, one of his bloodiest tragedies, for sure.

St. Louis Shakespeare’s new production follows one the company did in the early 1990s at Washington University in St. Louis.

Other Info: Tom Kopp directs with a sure hand this version, which is shortened to just two hours over two acts. If you’re a Titus fan, rest assured that Kopp and company spill enough blood to jump-start the next drive for the American Red Cross.

Ted Drury’s somber sound design, which includes Susan Kopp’s thoughtful, original compositions, portends the ominous thread of developments in this early Shakespearean work, which even includes a “violence director,” namely Erik Kuhn.

Meg Brinkley contributes some grisly props that give new meaning to the phrase “lend a hand,” while Darren Thompson’s lighting enhances Chuck Winning’s fortress-style scenic design. Zahrah Agha offers costume design that differentiates the Romans from their Gothic and Moorish counterparts.

Titus Andronicus features a large cast whose members revel in their feats of dismemberment as they spew vile rebukes at their enemies, perceived or otherwise. Chad Little presents the title character as a pensive, albeit impulsive type, barely flinching as he kills his own son in one scene, while in another showing Titus’ descent into madness as he literally cooks up a scheme of revenge.

Suki Peters effectively depicts the cunning and bloodthirsty Tamora, who shares a passionate scene with Darrious Varner as her Moorish lover, Aaron.

Varner mines the contemptuous disdain of Aaron for

his Roman captors, while Roger Erb is properly nasty as the self-serving Saturninus.

There’s good work by Britteny Henry as the terribly wronged Lavinia and Chris LaBanca as the dutiful Marcus. Scott McDonald plays the noble Bassianus, while Ted Drury and Michael Pierce portray Tamora’s venomous sons Demetrius and Chiron, respectively.

The cast includes Erik Kuhn as Titus’ eldest son, Lucius; Riley James as Titus’ grandson Young Lucius; and Brian Rolf as the Roman nobleman Aemilius.

Maxwell Knocke, Brennan Eller, Joshua Parrack, Shane Signorino, Joseph Garner, Chuck Winning, Nic Tayborn, Jeff Lovell, Megan Wiegert and Chuck Brinkley capably handle smaller roles.

The Bard doubtless kept his audiences clamoring for more with his bloody, bloody story of The Lamentable Tragedy of Titus Andronicus.

St. Louis Shakespeare cuts to the chase, so to speak, with its blood-soaked rendition.

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Company: St. Louis Shakespeare Venue: Ivory Theatre, 7620 Michigan Ave. Dates: Sept. 1-3 Tickets: $15-$20; contact 314-361-5664 or brownpapertickets.com Rating: A 4 on a scale of 1-to-5

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Around Town

By Alecia Humphreys

Fri., Sept. 1, through Sun., Sept. 3

Rain or shine, hot or cold, come enjoy one of the longest-running art fairs in the bistate. THE ART FAIR AT QUEENY PARK features up to 130 artists from approximately 20 states. Attendees can both view and buy original works of fine art. Times vary. $5. artfairatqueenypark.com.

Sat., Sept. 2

The COMMUNITY ARTS FESTIVAL, a twoweekend event, seeks to “open the stage for St. Louis’ artistic community to speak up about its violent crimes.” Each weekend is packed with different media – dance, music, poetry, film and more. In addition to the performances, at The Marcelle, the festival spotlights a St. Louis anticrime or art organization that’s already making a difference in our community. 7:30 p.m. $20. communityartsfestival.com.

Fri., Sept. 1

Interested in hearing how hip-hop culture impacts fashion, art and ideas of black masculinity? Then join the Saint Louis Art Museum for CONVERSATIONS AND COCKTAILS: HIP HOP AND FASHION. The panel discussion includes Rikki Byrd, writer, educator and scholar with research interests in black studies and fashion history, and Dr. Jeffrey Q. McCune Jr., associate professor of African & African American Studies and Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies at Washington University in St. Louis. 7 p.m. program, 8 p.m. cocktail hour with a cash bar. $10 for members, $15 for general. slam.org.

Tue., Sept. 5

Sure to be a doggone howlin’ good time, DOG DAYS OF SUMMER let’s you treat your dog to a dip at The Lodge Des Peres’ outdoor pool as its summer season closes. Pups also receive a tasty dog treat from Three Dog Bakery. Current proof of vaccinations is required, and a portion of the proceeds goes to the Animal Protective Association of Missouri. 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. $10 per dog. desperesmo.org.

Tue., Sept. 5

Coloring isn’t just for kids. Join Jo Ann Kargus and Left Bank Books for CARDINALS SPLENDOR DRINK & DRAW at Llywelyn’s Pub in the Central West End. Attendees can watch the Cardinals take on the Padres, enjoy happy hour specials and color in Kargus’ latest adult coloring book, Cardinals Splendor! The third in her series of St. Louis-themed coloring books for adults, this one specifically features beloved players, events and places. 7 p.m. $18. left-bank.com.

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Thu., Sept. 7

An event for the whole family, PARTY OFF THE PARKWAY at Chesterfield’s Central Park makes a great way to celebrate the community. Attendees can enjoy dinner from Twisted Tacos, dessert from Sarah’s Cake Shop, handcrafted beer from Perennial Artisan Ales, wine and cocktails from Naked Vine

and live music from That 80s Band. For yoga lovers out there, this event also welcomes guests to take part in a beginner’s yoga class from 4 to 5 p.m. And don’t fret, the kids aren’t forgotten!

Kids can participate in an origami class from 4 to 5:30 p.m. in addition to other activities. 4 to 8 p.m. chesterfieldamphitheater.com/party-offthe-parkway.html.

Soul RON McILVAIN

ART and

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ith its titular geographic reference, A Dublin Cityscape by Kirkwood’s Ron McIlvain (shown here) almost perforce calls to mind that most iconic of Dubliners, 20th-century literary giant James Joyce, and for most folks, any Joycean reflection probably ends, in one way or another, with some thought of Finnegans Wake.

That seems apt. After all, arguably few works – in any medium – can match the oneiric impact of that literary behemoth, and A Dublin Cityscape seemingly communicates in the vernacular of dreams.

McIlvain relates that he painted the 4- by 3-foot oil abstract on canvas in the spring of 2015. “It’s based on a photograph that I took of the city of Dublin, Ireland, from the top of the Guinness Tower while visiting there with my daughter,” he says.

“Although I haven’t always based paintings on photographs, lately I’ve found that subjects like the outside of City Museum and inside of Union Station provide challenges when photographed that offer interesting opportunities to explore the relationship of lines, space, color, form, texture and composition.

“Some of these elements, of course, may be included

By Bryan A. Hollerbach | Image courtesy of Ron McIlvain

in most paintings regardless of whether the paintings are representational or abstract. I’m primarily interested in how they relate to abstraction.”

Since retiring almost a decade ago, in fact, McIlvain has devoted himself to painting abstracts like A Dublin Cityscape.

Prior to his retirement, in 1963, he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in education and fine arts from Southeast Missouri State University in Cape Girardeau.

Then came a Master of Arts degree in painting and bronze casting from the University of Kansas in 1972.

For a time thereafter, McIlvain taught art in the Jennings and Ritenour school districts before entering the corporate world to leverage skills in design, photography, filmmaking and production.

A Dublin Cityscape, he notes, has landed various laurels in its brief existence. As a JPG file, for instance, it earned the Award of Distinction last October at ViewPoint 48, a national juried art competition sponsored by Ohio’s Cincinnati Art Club, whose website characterizes it as the “second oldest continually operating organization of its kind west of the Allegheny Mountains.” Prior to that, the painting also earned acceptance into the St. Louis Artists’ Guild’s Missouri and Illinois juried “MOVE! All Media

Exhibition” in June 2015.

Returning to its Finnegans Wakefulness, A Dublin Cityscape, as noted, commands attention for its seeming dreaminess.

Predominated by shifting grays, it “feels” foggy, perhaps also ashen, like a chill Irish night inadequately but still invasively heated by peat. Amid those grays, other colors – a disquieting splash of scarlet, wisps of cobalt, a small but emphatic emerald daub – invite a retreat to Freud’s sekundäre ẞearbeitung (“secondary revision”) and the imposition, right or wrong, of some sort of narrative. Do human faces peer from the fog – and if so, what do their expressions convey? Does an aproned woman stand framed in a doorway there, or does that merely constitute an optic conceit?

In short, like all art – or all the finest art – A Dublin Cityscape poses more questions than it answers.

To learn more about our featured artist, please visit his website at ronmcilvain.com St. Louis-area artists who wish to be considered for future installments of this monthly department of Ladue News should email inquiries to bhollerbach@laduenews.com with “Art and Soul” in the subject line.

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Tennessee s ’ TRICKSTER

By Bryan A. Hollerbach | Photos supplied

Some surprising guest artists help a local theater festival stage a colorful, intriguing play by a gent named Williams.

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ilroy, of the mid-20th-century “Kilroy was here!” visual/verbal meme, soon will visit the metro area courtesy of Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis – with aid from associates not only half the nation away but also half the world away.

From Sept. 8 to 11 at the Grand Center’s .ZACK, the festival will welcome David Kaplan, who co-founded Massachusetts’ Provincetown Tennessee Williams Theater Festival, as he directs Africa’s National Drama Company of Ghana in the famed playwright’s Ten Blocks on the Camino Real.

Upfront, Kaplan succinctly addresses the degree to which Ten Blocks resembles more familiar works from Williams (a St. Louis native buried in Calvary Cemetery) like The Glass Menagerie, A Streetcar Named Desire and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.

“All Williams is about the same thing: love, youth, beauty, the summer,” he says. “None of these last long – and as a result, they need to be remembered, to be talked about and written about. That’s the imperative for performing the plays. We live knowing we will die, the glass animals will break, the match in the dark will blow out, but while the glass shimmers or the match blazes, we enjoy the light.”

Of course, in that Kilroy (nominally the protagonist of the play in question) constitutes an archetypal trickster, this production involves a few peculiarities. First and foremost? Ten Blocks, which Williams wrote in New Orleans’ French Quarter, predates by the better part of a decade another drama entitled just Camino Real.

“Ten Blocks came first as a one-act play that began as episodic scenes worked by Williams’ close collaborator Elia Kazan with actors from the Actors Studio, including Eli Wallach as Kilroy,” Kaplan says. “The one-act version was finished in 1946. It was experimental work, very different than the usual realism of the [Actors] Studio and different from Kazan’s work directing A Streetcar Named Desire in 1947.

“The one-act was expanded by Williams into a full-length play with 16 blocks titled simply Camino Real. That opened on Broadway in 1953 and puzzled critics expecting something similar to The Glass Menagerie or Streetcar or Summer and Smoke. Kazan and the actors were very excited to be breaking new ground.

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“Eli Wallach told me on the phone, in the 1980s, they were shocked after they opened in Washington that not everyone shared their pleasure in it.”

Ultimately, negative reviews led Williams to revise Camino Real for its 1953 publication by the esteemed independent publishing company New Directions – making Ten Blocks an arcane antecedent of an already lesserknown entry in Williams’ oeuvre.

If Ten Blocks recalls the relationship of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Trimalchio to The Great Gatsby, though, it similarly has enjoyed more than a little attention over time. In 1966, for example, a television adaptation starred none other than Martin Sheen – a mere three years into his distinguished film and television career.

Carrie Houk, the local festival’s executive artistic director, describes the level of excitement surrounding the production. “Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis is thrilled to launch the U.S. tour of the National Drama Company of Ghana,” she says. “We continue to build our friendship with the Provincetown Tennessee Williams Theater Festival and hope for continued collaboration.”

She also sketches what led the local festival (now observing just its second year of existence) to host Kaplan and the Ghanaians, with a grant from PNC Arts Alive and, from Webster University, housing sponsorship for the visiting 12-member troupe.

“The Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis believes the work of Tennessee Williams speaks to all cultures and nationalities,” Houk says.

“We thought that this particular production illustrates this for St. Louis audiences and would make his work attractive and stimulating for all.

“We’re offering this world-class production and workshops for schools and community groups free of charge. We want to make sure that the production is accessible and available to audiences that might not have the opportunity to experience live theater. …

“The company will also be doing a performance at Webster University, conversations with students who have attended the Webster U campus in Accra [the capital of Ghana] and students who might be interested in studying abroad in the future in Accra. They will also spend an afternoon in workshops with the Webster U Conservatory of Theatre Arts.”

The production, which is free and open to the public, requires no reservations, Houk adds. The company also will present workshops at COCA and Grand Center Arts Academy.

Kaplan, for his part, provides greater detail on the involvement in the production of the National Drama Company of Ghana. “In 1997, flying back from Uzbekistan after directing King Lear there, I learned about Ghanaian concert party from someone in the Peace Corps who had seen performances in Ghana,” he says. “Concert party is a form of outdoor theater that combines African stock characters, clowning, singing and dance – and social satire. I love clowning that delivers insight. I thought for years about a suitable text – and it seemed a perfect fit for performing Ten Blocks on the Camino Real.”

An American actor named Greg McGoon had worked with Abibigromma, the resident drama troupe of the National Theatre of Ghana since 1991. McGoon introduced Kaplan to that ensemble. Ten Blocks, Kaplan continues, “fit their mission, too, performing popular theater as a way to build community.”

Ten Blocks will undergo slight alterations to fit it to a Ghanaian context.

Kaplan first directed a concert party production of Ten Blocks in Uruguay, of all places, in 2013.

In sum, Kaplan suggests why the new production – which he describes as “brightly colored” and “the simple story of an innocent man caught up in a city of nets” – should intrigue local Williams aficionados and other devoted theatergoers. “In Ten Blocks, Kilroy enters knowing he has a heart so enlarged he will die from one strong kiss,” he says. “Nevertheless, he kisses the Gypsy’s daughter.

“First though, he must convince her he is sincere. He asks, does she believe him? ‘For a while,’ she answers. He replies, ‘Everything’s for a while.

For a while is the stuff that dreams are made of, baby!’”

In short, Ten Blocks – to pay slantwise homage to Williams’ last play, left unfinished at the time of his death in 1983 – promises to be a masque outrageous and austere.

Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis, .ZACK, 3224 Locust St., 2J, St. Louis, twstl.org

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