The herald., 1894-12-27
SOCIAL EVENTS At PASADENA.
Columbia Hill Tennis Clubs
Annual Hop.
Bicycle Riders Arrive for New
Years. Races.
An Interesting Justice Case-Skstch
of Mr. vallotts's Life-Psrson-
als-Notes.


nf the Colum bis Hill Tennis club wa,
given at Hotel Green last evening ant
was most delightful social event. Tn,
fe etivities were held in the music hall o
the hotel, which had been very taste
fu lly decorated for the occasion. Flow
ern, shrubs and plants were distributed
about the room and upon the stage Il
very good effect. Music for the evenins
was furnished by Lownsky's orchestra
Mrs. Stanton, Mrs. Simpson and Mrs
Hull acted as chaperons for the young
people.
gtie programmes, in the shape OF {
Chri ntmes bell, were very neat con-
ceit, arranged for Is dances, to whic /
sevell extras were added before thu
event ng WAS over. The costumes of the
youn ladies were in special good taste
and very attractive.
Tho re present were, Misses Armstrong
TowDe, Gardner, Bolt, Rowland, Edith
Eowls nd. Coleman, Randall, Hugus,
Dagge' It. Conger, Cloud, Rand, Stanton
Eidred Roberts. Mehgrrv McCitn took,
Markh am, Vaughn. Kimball; Mesers
Roche. Macomber, Ray Macon Der
Craig, Jacob Craig. Kim ball, Macy
Hull, Towne, Picher, Daggett, Mctill-
vray, ldckinney, Stimeon Nehsrry
ReynolS's, Robert Reynolds. Freeman
Coleman, Grossbsck, EIdred, Frank
Roche.
LIFE OF MR. vALLETTE,
Concet ming tbe lite OF Mf. F. H. Val
lette, whose death occurred here recent
ly. the Chicago News has the following
which will prove OF interest to his many
irisnds in this city:
Frank H Vallette, who died sud-
denly at Pasadena, CAL, yesterday, was
son OF Col. Henry F. Valiette OF this
citv. He vas born September 26. lS49
in DuPage county, Ill.,, W here his father
Colonel Va llette. vas registrar of deeds
for some years. He was educated at the
state norm al school at Bloomington
After COURSE in that Institution be
came to Chicago and read law in the
office OF his father, attending the Chi
cago College of Law at the same time.
Ffsnk was never admitted to the bar.
At the time be finished his law course
he was not 81. This prevented him
from taking the examinations that were
necessary to secure his admission, and
he decided to learn the abstract bust
meas instead. His fret position was
with the firm of Jones & Sellers, where
he remained till the great fire of 1871.
After the fire. be assisted the firm in
etraig htening out their books.
I'm August of 1872 Valiette conceived
the plan OF starting an abstract COM
pauy whose books should date from the
fire. His father lent him his assistance
aud he wss joined by Haddock and
Coke. Vsilette's name not appearing
Tbs firm was styled Haddock, Coke &
CO. Mr. RicScords purchased Coxs's one.
third interest in 1881 and tbs firm, afte r
reorganization, became known as Had
dock. Vallette 4 Rickcords.
NEW YEAR RACES.
Patrons of the races given under the
auspices OF the Grown City Cycle club
on New Years day ma be assured O
some good sport and if nothing inter-
feres some of the coast records may be
shaved. The Southern California rider 8
generally are taking an interest in the
events and there will be mauy entries
from outside men. The March bycicle
team arrived in town today to con-
AhtHSo TOtA bIulIiiu& lUI tO6 IAC65.
The team is under the management
Of John w. Parks and consists OF Casey
Csstleman of Riverside. w. a. Burke,
champion OF Southern California, D. f..
Burke and Dsn Whitman. The boys
wti immediately begin training for the
races. The loca! riders will be well rep-
resented in ell the events except class
B. which will be q not congregation of
ridpra frOr1 a1ts{s3a poipfo Tho -
prizes has not yet been completed, but
will include several trophies worth
working ior.
FOR DISTURBING THE PEACE.
Mrs. 2. @. ellison of North Pasadena
appeared in Justice Merriau'c court this
morning charged with distur bing the
peace OF Enos Bryant OF the same local
ity. 1t appeared from the evidence
submitted that the Gilsons and Bry-
ants have been occupying the same
house ia North Pasadena and for come
reason the relations between the two
families became strained. The breach
grew wider and at last ended in Mr..
Bryant having Mrs. ellison arrested for
disturbing the psace. TIE court found
defendant guI-ty as charged. but eus-
pended eep,>ence until tomorrow morn
ing.
NOTES.
1he death of E. n. Whitman of Mil
vaukee occurred at the Painter hotel
today.
A business meeting OF the Baptist
church was held this evening.
Street superintendent Buchanan re-
ports that the supports of the Scovile
bridge over the arroyo are in bad con :
dition
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Harris OF Orange
Grove avenue gave very pleasant prrty
ct their home last evening.
CaptsiD Drake. commander of John
+. Godfrey GA. r. post, haa been ap-
pointed as aid-de-csmp on the staff of
Commander-in-Chief Thos. G. Lswler,
The members OF the Young Mems
Christian Association lyceum invite all
she friends of the association, ladies and
gentlemen. to spend the evening with
them today, Thursday. commencing at
Z 10 in Knights of Pythiss hall. A pro-
srsmme of music and literary exercises
will be given, anG a pleasant social
evening enjoyed together. Every one ia
welcome.