Life in Dallas - Page 3
Park House Lunch with John Reoch
Park House in Highland Park Village is a convenient spot for lunch halfway between the estate area of Highland Park and Bluffview.

Hipster in Front of Small Two-Story Home in Bishop Arts Neighborhood
Actor and intellectual Christian Taylor exudes the vibe of the Bishop Arts district that is so popular across Dallas.

Longhorn Ballroom Legacies Patron Tour
One of the treats of being a Legacies History Conference patron was a tour of the Longhorn Ballroom found in the Cedars neighborhood owned and renovated by Edwin Cabaniss.
We saw the original bar that was moved to the Proprietor’s Room. We saw original murals that have been uncovered. We saw pictures of the previous owners and costumes of performers that ranged from James Brown to Tammy Wynette. We saw Bob Wills’ saddle that he wore on Pumpkin, his horse, that he rode across the dance floor every evening. The Longhorn Ballroom has fabulous performing acts across many styles of music. The tour was both informative and nostalgic. It is truly a Dallas historic landmark.



















Legacies Dallas History Conference at the Dallas Public Library
The Legacies Dallas History Conference coordinated by historian Mike Hazel is the premier history conference in Dallas supported by many history and preservation organizations. The talks are always fascinating and give us a better understanding of Dallas. A Legacies Journal will provide articles on the topics presented. Every year I see old friends like Martin Cox who is a Leadership Dallas classmate of mine, a Highland Park landmarked home homeowner and past president of Chase Bank Dallas.




SMU is Victorious After 40 Years
SMU Celebrates Touchdown with Peruna Running Across the Field
All of Dallas, football fans and non-football fans, SMU Alumni, and non-SMU Alumni are excited about SMU being nationally ranked and going to the playoffs. Standing by the sideline at the Cal game, I saw SMU cinch a position in the NCAA football playoffs. SMU has once again become Dallas’ team.

Paul Rogers SMU’s Faculty Athletic Representative Seen on Sideline of SMU Game



SMU Quarterback Kevin Jennings Shows Nimble Footwork
SMU Game Against California Golden Bears


Highland Park at Christmas
TXSE Panel Presented at the Dallas Country Club
This new Texas Security Exchange is well funded by major banks and investors, some of whom are clients of mine. I was impressed that the criteria for being listed will be higher than the other exchanges but the superficial and noneconomic peripheral criteria will be eliminated. As Texas Senator Tan Parker says, this exchange will be created and located in Dallas to help people make money and keep their money.
The personality of the TXSE reflects the personality of Dallas. The number of Fortune 500 companies between Texas and Florida is quite impressive and likely the first firms to list on the TXSE. Dallas has so many opportunities and access to people, ideas, and initiatives.

Perini Ranch Comes to Highland Park Village Loaded with Smoked Tenderloins for Their Clients


Honor Bar at Highland Park Village

Gallerist Nancy Whitenack continues to make a major impact with Conduit
Nancy Whitenack, the owner of Conduit Gallery, for over 40 years has made a major contribution to both artists and collectors with her Conduit Gallery.


