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Restaurant Buzz PC Acquire: JANE EIFLER Texas talent Jane Eifler, best known as a painter, steps out to play with collage for this month's PC Acquire. Her secondgeneration images are seamlessly applied to PVC substrate, each one unique and culled from a curated collection of beauty and fashion ads clipped from magazines (PaperCity is a fave), posh catalogs and other ephemera. Eifler is a master of the minimal, leaving space and air to float and swirl around her torn pages. Shown last fall in McClain Gallery's big painting survey (Houston) curated by Aaron Parazette, she opens this month at another respected Houston gallery, longtime dealer McMurtrey, in a group view about the art of collage. Eifler is poised at this juncture— after a stint at Vogue magazine where she began her career, a distinguished 20-year period teaching art at Houston private school St. John's and a return to college for her MFA — with important things to say about the language of abstraction and the primacy and beauty of our imagesaturated media. Secondgeneration unique paper collages on PVC substrate, 30 x 40 inches, $2,300. Inquiries Seth Vaughan, seth@papercitymag.com. For the complete collection, papercitymag.com/Arts. Jane Eifler's Shopper, 2013 [ [ RAP Highland Park Village has got it going on: Brunello Cucinelli and Tom Ford boutiques debut next month (finally!) while James Perse and Ermenegildo Zegna say hello in November. Now that Rag & Bone has settled into its permanent 3,400-square-foot home (formerly UPS and Kristy Stubbs Gallery), you'll find menswear and other expanded offerings. And Madison, your one-stop source for all things swoon-inducing, has scored the new Bunny Williams Home Collection … Stanley Korshak rolls out the welcome mat this fall to Azzedine Alaïa shoes, handbags and ready-to-wear … The upcoming rush of social events means you should hightail it to the Badgley Mischka trunk show September 4 through 7 at Tootsies. While there, ogle the Marchesa Voyage ready-to-wear collection, exclusive to the store this season … Merry Vose of the beloved casual-chic boutique Cabana is spreading her wings with the arrival of posh new sister store Canary September 15. Her devoted clientele will flock to 4609 W. Lovers Lane for geometric cocktail dresses from Peter Pilotto and Dallas exclusives such as Frame Denim and Los Angeles-based Crippen … Dallas men with a penchant for bespoke tailoring should add Alton Lane SOCIALK DATEBOO FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 Celebrity Waiter Luncheon The Joule Hotel • 11 am • Benefitting Family Gateway • Co-chairs Lindsay Jacaman and Jamie Singer • $250 • tjohnson@familygateway.org 7th Annual Mission Olé Home of Anne and Steve Stodghill • 6:30 pm • Benefitting programs at Trinity River Mission • Co-chairs Angela Choquette, Cary Deuber, Maggie Kipp; honorary chair Chad Hennings • $175 • 214.515.9916; kbare@earthlink.net Young Professional Auxiliary of the Red Cross One-Year Anniversary Celebration Eddie Deen's Ranch • 8 pm • Benefitting Red Cross Young Professionals Auxiliary • Co-chairs Jack Burgher, James Landen • $90 • 214.678.4404 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 Crystal Charity Ball Ten Best Dressed Fashion Show and Luncheon Neiman Marcus Downtown • 10:30 am • Benefitting eight local children's charities • Alexander McQueen fall collection • Luncheon chair Claire Emanuelson • Media sponsor PaperCity • Sold out JASON ACTON C onsilient Restaurants (the minds behind Hibiscus, Fireside Pies and Victor Tangos) ups the ante with CBD Provisions in The Joule. Opening mid-month, this urban-rustic eatery takes comfort in American food — think coddled eggs with house-baked bacon bread and panfried organic chicken. The same team is responsible for Mirth & Refuge, a subterranean drinking establishment whose discreet entry is a passageway through the hotel lobby. Sip craft cocktails in intimate leather booths and order house-smoked trout dip with American caviar. Keep your ears perked for its debut later this fall … Toko V (sushi and Asian-fusion) slips into the second floor of the former Marquee Grill in Highland Park Village come October … You may know it as a food truck, but Relish opens a brick-and-mortar location at Klyde Warren Park September 23; the park's gastropub Savor follows at a later date … At Tanoshii Ramen in Deep Ellum, owners Chi and Joey Le will spoon out all your favorites at 2724 Commerce later this month … Seasoned restaurateur Dee Lincoln, formerly of Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steak House, fires up the grill at Dee Lincoln Steak & Burger Bar at 2626 Howell Street mid-month. Lauren Scheinin Art + Advocacy Patron Party Forty Five Ten • 6 pm • Benefitting Dallas Children's Advocacy Center • By invitation • 214.752.4444; suzanne@droesepr.com THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 Dallas Wine Opener Fashion Industry Gallery • 7 pm • Benefitting Cystic Fibrosis Foundation • Co-chairs Allison and Seth Hare • $80 • allihare@yahoo.com LIFT Toast to Literacy eM the Venue • 7 pm • Benefitting Literacy Instruction for Texas • Cochairs Joyce and Charles Collie • $150 • laurenmccarthy@lift-texas.org Plaza Style '13 The Plaza at Preston Center • 6 pm • Fashion show and live entertainment benefitting Children's Medical Center • From $15 • 214.274.5516 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 TACA RBC Wealth Management Custom Auction Gala Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek • 7 pm • Benefitting The Arts Community Alliance • Co-chairs Heather and Bill Esping • Media sponsor PaperCity • From $500 • 214.520.3930 In Her Clutches A vision of her grandmother dancing while holding a Lucite handbag is forever etched in the memory of Michelle Lockhart. Thus, the Dallasite set out to design a collection of vintage-inspired clutches bearing the name Charlotte Max, after their inspiration. "I have been obsessed with 1950s Lucite handbags for a decade," Lockhart says. "They are unique and beautiful but difficult to find in mint condition." So she began recreating some of her favorites. The vintageinspired Maria (a nod to her spunky sister-in-law) is available in seven striking colors — think holographic midnight blue and pearly white — and comes with a semiprecious stone or brooch clasp; tucked inside is a tiny turtle representing longevity and beauty. Lockhart also sources and sells vintage bags, all perfectly preserved. "Finding them is like a needle in a haystack!," she says. From $300 at The Dallas Museum of Art, charlottemax.com; for a private appointment or to order a custom design, call 214.704.0325. Lauren Scheinin to their address books. Come September 13, the appointment-only, 2,000-square-foot showroom with 3-D body-scanning technology for an impeccable fit calls Rosewood Court home … General Academic walk-in study lounge and private tutoring opens this month in the Park Cities. With the original location in Houston, our editor there swears by these tutoring savants. Memorize 214.295.9587 ... In the Design District, Dahlgren Duck makes dreams come true with its 23,000-square-foot outlet at 4545 Langland, open the first Thursday of every month by appointment only; shop from sample and overstock inventory … Steven Alan opens at 3205 Knox soon, stocking its luscious womenswear, menswear, apothecary and home goods … Forty Five Ten focuses on Dallas native Gray Malin during the photographer's personal appearance September 12. Can't make it? His images will be available through November; equally frameworthy are Jerome C. Rousseau shoes now stepping into Five and Ten … News at NorthPark Center: Set your watch for the October opening of Eiseman Jewels' Rolex shop, located in an 800-square-foot space. Taking their places at NorthPark Center in November are J. Crew Men's Shop, Tourbillon Boutique and, be still my heart, See's Candy. A cup of joe from Nespresso will warm you in December, then Spring 2014 heralds the coming of Tory Burch's second boutique in Dallas, and Spanx, the first in Texas. Lauren Scheinin The Rory Meyers Children's Adventure Garden Gala The Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden • 6 pm • Co-chairs Sandra Estess, Judy Gibbs • From $500 • 214.515.6601; kreardon@dallasarboretum.org SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 DADA Fall Gallery Walk The MAC • 2 pm • Benefitting Edith Baker Art Scholarship and Artist Career Development Fund • From $10 • 214.914.1099 Pegasus Ball Fairmont Hotel • 6:30 pm • Benefitting Autism Treatment Center • Co-chairs Brooke Hayes, Gina Marx • From $225 • 972.644.2076; nmassey@atcoftexas.org An Affair of the Art and Barry Andrews, Natalie and Mike McGuire • From $250 • 214.947.4552; joyduncan@mhd.com THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 2013 Texas Trailblazer Awards Luncheon Omni Hotel • 11:30 am • Benefitting The Family Place • Co-chairs Barbara and Steve Durham • From $125 • 214.443.7766 Opening Party for J. McLaughlin J. McLaughlin boutique • 6 – 8 pm • Benefitting Equest • Media sponsor PaperCity • By invitation • Daniel Stickler, dstickler@jmclaughlin.com SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 Togs & Tots Bingo Luncheon Arts District • 6 pm • Benefitting teen programs at the DMA • Co-chairs Susannah and Seth Bame • From $75 • ja@dma.org Belo Mansion • 10:30 am • Benefitting Dallas Children's Advocacy Center • Chair Ashlee Weidner • From $125 • ashleeweidner@gmail.com 53rd Annual Fort Worth Opera Ball Dallas Symphony Orchestra AT&T Gala Omni Fort Worth Hotel • 6 pm • Benefitting The Fort Worth Opera • From $375 • 817.288.1205; jen@fwopera.org TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 Kidney Texas Luncheon and Style Show Brook Hollow Golf Club • 10:30 am • Benefitting Children's Medical Center, Camp Reynam of National Kidney Foundation of North Texas and UT Southwestern • Co-chairs Terri Bumgarner, Lauryn Gayle White • From $250 • 214.891.0896; kidneytexas@sbcglobal.net Methodist Health System Foundation Robert S. Folsom Leadership Award Dinner Hilton Anatole • 6:30 pm • Benefitting Neuro Critical Care Unit at Methodist Dallas Medical Center • Co-chairs Lana SEPTEMBER | PAGE 10 | 2013 Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center • 6 pm • Co-chairs Anne and Steve Stodghill • Tables from $25,000 • 214.871.4045 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 Change is Good Event Brook Hollow Golf Club • 3 pm • Benefitting Community Partners of Dallas • Co-chairs Katie Rose, T.J. Marquez • Joanna@cpdtx.org THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3 Cocktails for a Cause Marie Gabrielle restaurant • 7 pm • Benefitting Planned Parenthood • Co-chairs Molly Bruder, Lauren Brundage • From $40 • 214.302.8342; beverly.foley@ppgt.org