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SOCIETY

6 Siteman Cancer Center

7 Assistance League St. Louis

10 Congregation Temple Israel

12 Winter Opera Saint Louis

14 Ladue Lips

LIVING

27 Skin Deep

28 Beauty Tools

30 Washington University Facial Plastic Surgery Center

31 Personalize Your Options

32 Facial Pick-Me-Ups

35 Sleep Apnea

37 Separation Anxiety

HOME

38 Upscale Upgrades in the Kitchen

40 …in the Bath

42 …for Builders/Remodelers

44 …for Lighting

50 Distinctive Property

DIVERSIONS

53 Test Drive: SUVs

54 Game On!

55 The Tangential Thinker

56 It’s a Bad, Bad, Bad Movie

THEATER REVIEW—Good People

57 DINING OUT—Pomme Restaurant

17 Fleur de Lis

Thirty-six young women were presented to their families, guests and the Most Rev. Edward Rice, Auxiliary Bishop of St. Louis, at the 54th annual Fleur de Lis Charity Ball at The Hyatt Regency Saint Louis at The Arch.

24 January Fashion

Add style to your look with an exotic animal-print belt, plus more must-have fashion tips to take your outfit from good to glam.

51 Everything’s Coming up Roses in Pasadena

In mid-January, when much of the country is digging out from under a second or third snowstorm, the historic Southern California city of Pasadena and its 935 Tournament of Roses volunteers and staff are already well into preparations for the 2014 Rose Parade and Rose Bowl Game. Devoting 80,000-plus volunteer work hours each year, this fanatically dedicated group pulls a spectacle out of its collective hat each second day of January.

 

ON OUR COVER: With an almost 10 percent market share and almost $1.8 billion in lending transactions in 2012, USA Mortgage has achieved the No. 1 home-lending position in the St. Louis area. Its 475 employees focus on helping people achieve the American dream of owning a home. Pictured on the cover: executive VP/COO Linda Pring and president/CEO Doug Schukar. For more information, call 628-2000 or visit usa-mortgage.com. STORY BEGINS ON PAGE 16.

We’re Sorry: On p. 56 of our Dec. 21 issue, the photos of Coldwell Banker Gundaker’s Ladue and Town & Country offices were erroneously switched.