The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-28

Last Sunday was thc most perfect d1y oi tnc year and but few people re- mliucd u the confines oi thc cli> The weather has continued pleasant thrnuchout thc week and Che skies have been evenly clear save for two heavy night showers that have served thc good purpose ot laying the dust and causing vegetation Co grow rank and beautiful. Society Is now ruSu- eating with 50 vengeance and fairly lv- ue out ot doors. Her votarics are daily adcld with rod reel gun and camera Even the tennis court has been sighted for shady woodlands and boat rides ou the canal
 While students have returned from thc colleges and Scmiuarics oi the south Co spend their vacations with their parents m Alaska, but few oi the people oi SkaCway have sought rccrc' ation m che south this summer One lady who |, remaining at home out o' preference says that a number oi inc society people are congratu' themselves upon the ideal Summc. \ cation they are spending m surrC
 me, that outrival thc grludcu li Norway and Switzerland In nearly every iuukctiug party are tourists from a1r. who are cnrapturcd with che h,lu.o, that are manifest Co an who during thI, perfect weather will ncne- ir1tc thc mountain ilsu '-'S.
 The Century Club wir -cgu- .f....... NH.r.H... srr.h M |h .NN Cub will shortly follow bu, aside from church festivals there win be but few semi public functions before thc .I., of September when both thc Mag ni,, and Century Clubs Wn blossom nto u'' winter glory There are wick c1 'rt,c ones dits whisper about per ,ora' and personnel matter connected with thc two organizations. that might lead to thc belief that m certain re- -pect, thc affinity between the two So- ci.tcs was cr-slightly strained But remrd'c,s oi anything that may be deep down under che roscbu,h. both club, have planned Co have lots of fun after thc season begins.
 
 The most prctcutious outing oi the season and the one iraught with che most pleasure and excitement was thc Camera Clubs trip Co Davidson gla- ci.r It was a jolly crowd that left ,hc Pacific wharf Thursday evening. lhout x o'clock stcaming away on thc Nira Rial and Mabel with thc bar -lcls ylwl m tow. The fleet glidcd down Che Canal m a pclting rain storm. hut there was not a soul dis mayed nor che slightest suggestion that thc party should return But before midnight the rain cleared and fhc happy cNcursionists made thc calm water, echo with che melody of song
 The great sea oi ice was reached 'u.t a. thc sum was rising from behind thc mountains and thc mammoth mass oi bcrgs and crcviScS was aglit- Ter beneath the clear sky Breakfast was spread m a beautiful nook be- meath the spreading branches of a big tree. with surroundings oi grassy cN- nlr,cs. ab'oom with wild roses and mountain flowers. To arrive at the glacier it was necessary for the party ,o work its way through a tangled fh'ckct of brush for nearly a mile. Then they came into little meadow land openings alternating with park rt. groves. through which courscd crystal streams. Everybody got their feet thoroughly wet m crossing these brooks. but the day was warm and mi, feature of che walk worked little hardship
 The party tarricd for awhile Co rcvcl u ,hc beauties oi the broad band ol radiant flowers growing along Che edge of the glacier and then the as- cent was started with a zcst
 The trip was marked with interest