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[ [ Rusty Scruby's Pegasus Tiffany Sydney Satchel, $1,195 Traveling to Tiffany For just one day, darling design duo Richard Lambertson and John Truex, design directors of the so-sochic Tiffany Leather Collection, will be in the Tiffany NorthPark Center boutique Tuesday, October 23, 10 am to 5 pm … We're having them sign the Tiffany Sydney satchel in light gray/charcoal/onyx leather ($1,195). Richard Lambertson, John Truex Ready, Set, Auction! Chairmen Lindsay and Chuck Jacaman are ensuring that Art+Advocacy equals two seriously art-filled evenings. A team of art powerhouses has united behind this benefit for The Dallas Children's Advocacy Center: honorary chairs Marlene and John Sughrue (he, a co-founder of The Dallas Art Fair, and she, director of communications at Brook Partners), art chairs Laura Green and Jordan Roth, honorary art chair Patricia B. Meadows, art guide Gail Sachson and underwriting chairs Ginny and Mark Fein. The auction evening is Thursday, November 1, 7 pm to midnight, with cocktails and bites, tunes by DJ Lucy Wrubel, and live and silent auctions of works by 100 emerging and established artists, including the photographic reconstruction Pegasus by Dallasite Rusty Scruby and an exhibit created by students of the art therapy program at Dallas Children's Advocacy Center. Want to be ready to bid? On Tuesday, October 30, get a sneak peek at the Art Preview, and learn the stats on the artists and participating galleries from art guide Gail Sachson, complete with beer, bubbly and dessert. We're getting our paddles ready for Helen Altman's torch drawing on paper, Waving Polar4, and David Bates' Bowl of Cherries (both are represented by Talley Dunn Gallery); Gabriel Dawe's Pain Series no. 26, made from a shirt collar, sequins and pins, represented by Conduit; and Lance Jones' haunting digital metallic C-print mounted on Plexi from his series "and_there_was." Preview tickets $50 ($25 Alliance members); combined Preview and Auction tickets $175 ($100 Alliance members). For information and tickets, contact Alexis O'Connell, aoconnell@dcac.org; dcac.org. Lauren Scheinin S hake a tail feather to Lisa Garza's Sissy's Southern Kitchen & Bar at 2929 Henderson Avenue, now open for lunch as well as dinner. Now we can have chef Jeffrey Hobbs' elegantly presented fried chicken, deviled eggs with caviar and squash puppies in broad daylight … Ser, the new steak house on the 27th floor of the Hilton Anatole, serves prime beef, fresh seafood, a world-class wine list and some of the best views in the city … When chef Matt McCallister unveils FT33 at 1617 Hi Line Drive in the Design District this month, we'll be ordering pork jowl and parsnip, black truffle and mango; wild boar sloppy joes, cheddar fondue and pickles, topped off with a grand dessert from pastry chef Joshua Valentine (perhaps peanut butter with grapes, curry and raisins). Some nights, we might just drink and let GM and sommelier Ryan Tedder curate for us. We do have a soft spot for a good Corpse Reviver with Hendrick's gin, Cointreau, Lillet Blanc, lemon and absinthe … Opening November 1 in The Shops at Park Lane, Bowl & Barrel is Dallas' first boutique bowling alley with an American tavern pouring craft beers and intriguing cocktails, plus a 3,000-square-foot restaurant. SMU-grad owners Josh Sepkowitz and Kyle Noonan have 15 ace lanes. Savannah Christian and Olivia Merritt Restaurant Buzz Here's one card this media sponsor won't keep close to its vest: The Partners Card benefitting The Family Place celebrates its 20th anniversary this year. From October 25 to November 4, 780 participating retailers will offer 20 percent discounts; 100 percent of the sale of each $70 card helps break the cycle of domestic violence in our community. Go to partnerscard.org to get in on the deal ... Several new arrivals are rolling out welcome mats at West Village: NYC-based designer Nicole Kwon (who spent time working with Hussein Chalayan, Vivienne Westwood and Peter Som) is now giving us her very own point of view; and L.bartlett Shoes opens its doors in November. Also coming soon to West Village, WAREhaus, brought to you by Patrick Ware who was GM at LFT (we still miss that place), Erin McBriar, a buyer at LFT, and Tony Medley, stocks menswear labels Riviera Club, Nicholas K, Wolf vs. Goat and Percival from London. What to look for: a bar for some medicinal scotch and lots of one-on-one service. Dial 214.628.1493 Warehausdallas.com. … The Office of Angela Scott, one of our fave cobblers, has opened her storefront in Victory next to V.O.D. — which means you no longer have to go to TenOverSix in LA or Jeffrey in New York to score her bench-made stacked heels, oxfords and boots … Piermarini Boutique, formerly in Uptown, has set up shop in Snider Plaza. The new space promises under-the-radar fashion for both women and men from Moods of Norway, Won Hundred and Osklen … Galleria Dallas welcomes women's fashion brand Monsoon and European children's boutique Choco-CoCo to its mix … Start the countdown! Omega, Dry Bar, Seasons 52, Bread Winners Café & Bakery, The North Face and Tag Heuer are on their way to NorthPark Center … Neiman Marcus Downtown brings two dazzling designers to its Precious Jewels Salon: Nicholas Varney, Wednesday, October 10, and Margot McKinney, October 11 through 13 … Forty Five Ten hosts its own dynamic duo this month: designer Elizabeth Showers, Wednesday, October 10, and Kimberly McDonald, who introduces her new in-store boutique Thursday, October 25 … Neiman Marcus Willow Bend welcomes Waterford Crystal design director Jim O'Leary to its Gift Galleries department Thursday, October 4, 10 - 4 … Save the date for two splashes at Saks Fifth Avenue: October 11 through 13, a PA with jewelry designer David Lee Holland; October 18 through 21, the fourday Key to the Cure shopping weekend gives a percentage of sales to Baylor Health and the fight against breast cancer … … Brides-to-be can find their something new at Warren Barrón Bridal: the Temperley Bridal Collection … A slew of the jewelry biz's brightest alight at Stanley Korshak Friday – Saturday, October 5 - 6: Carolina Bicci, Stephanie Curtis from LoLo Jewels, Amanda Sterett, Janette Wilkenson from Nest and Roy Ashton … The Container Store is making house calls. This new service, called AtHome, dispatches a clutter-busting specialist to assess organizational needs and design a solution for everything from closet chaos to bedroom bedlam. Savannah Christian and Olivia Merritt Be Our Guest Cornelia Guest, daughter of one of society's most beautiful swans, the late CZ Guest, makes a personal appearance at Tootsies Thursday, October 11, to showcase her humane and animalfree handbags and accessories collection, with a percentage of sales benefitting Paws in the City. She'll also be signing her delightful book Cornelia Guest's Simple Pleasures from 5:30 to 7 pm. Stop by for wine, a chat and an inscribed tome. 8300 Preston Road, 214.696.9993. Social Datebook …Everywhere We Want to Be Saddle up for a stylish afternoon: Equest Women's Auxiliary Luncheon and Fashion Show is Tuesday, October 2 at Brook Hollow Golf Club. Holding the reins: chairs Cara Gravely French, Prissy Gravely; honorary chairs the McGraw girls — Helen, Lee, Monica and Terry. Tickets from $150; RSVP 214.263.7768; caragravelysbcglobal.net … Fashion and art collide during Legendary featuring artist K8 Hardy at the Dallas Contemporary, chaired by Lael Brodsky and Lisa Brown, Thursday, October 4. Tickets $125 members, $150 nonmembers; RSVP 214.821.2522; rsvplegendary@ dallascontemporary.org … Kick back Friday, October 5, at the America Scores Dallas SoccerBall at Fashion Industry Gallery chaired by Marlene Sughrue and Brian Olsen. Tickets from $200, RSVP 214.760.8133; cschober@ americascores.org … Media sponsor PaperCity won't miss Mission Olé benefitting Trinity River Mission Saturday, October 6, chaired by social gals Kristi Bare and Nancy Gopez, honorary chairs Sandra and Henry Estes; at a private residence. Tickets from $175, RSVP 214.744.6774, ext. 116; trinityrivermission.org … Actress Emily Bergl headlines the Dallas Children's Theater's Cabaret Gala Saturday, October 6, chaired by Ruth Buzzi and Dallas social powerhouses Yvonne Crum, Caroline Rose Hunt, Carolyn Lupton, Jill Rowlett and Dee Wyly at The Fairmont Hotel. Tickets from $150, RSVP 214.978.0110, ext. 155; artie.olaisen@dct.org … Meet us on Treasure Street Thursday, October 18, with chairs Susan and Stephen Butt and Betsy and Richard Eiseman Jr., benefitting Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children. Social media sponsor PaperCity. Tickets from $100, RSVP 214.559.7676; treasure.street@tsrh. org … The smartest way to spend Tuesday, October 23? At the Center for Brainhealth's Legacy Award Dinner honoring former Dallas Cowboys Daryl Johnston and Lee Roy Jordan at the Dallas Country Club; dinner chairs Barry Andrews, Alan White, event chair Julie Hawes. Tickets from $1,000, RSVP 972.883.3225; maggie.flagg@ utdallas.edu … Media sponsor PaperCity knows The Dallas Opera First Night Red Carpet Celebration is the place to be Friday, October 26. Join chair Kaki Hopkins at the Winspear Opera House to sample divine dishes by Wolfgang Puck before the performance. Tickets from $500, RSVP 214.443.1066; firstnight@dallasopera.org … OCTOBER | PAGE 8 | 2012 Remember the past and celebrate the future at the Hope for Humanity Dinner honoring Don Glendenning and benefitting Dallas Holocaust Museum, Tuesday October 30, at The Fairmont. Chairs are Nancy Cain Marcus, Nelda Cain Pickens; honorary chairs Serena Simmons Connelly, Mary McDermott Cook, Barbara Durham, Steve Durham, Gigi Gartner, Louise Gartner, Margaret McDermott, Michael Meadows, Dan Patterson and Lisa Simmons — whew! Info h4hdinner@ dallasholocaustmuseum.org … Benefitting the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, the On the Move luncheon gets going Friday, November 2, at the Ritz-Carlton. Chairs Scott and Paula Burford, honorary chairs Jean and Walker Bateman and media sponsor PaperCity welcome guest speaker Tyler Campbell. Tickets from $200, 469.619.4704; shelly.kaier@nmss.org … Color your world at the 30th Anniversary Black and White Gala benefitting The Wilkinson Center Saturday, November 3, chaired by Millie Winston and Kim Mason. At the Dallas Contemporary; tickets from $175; wilkinsoncenterevents. com. Lauren Scheinin