Lyceum Phoenix of Friends School - Phoenix Echo Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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Carvel,', as one after another of our number read, so that Richard, and Dolly, too, seem like fellow-members of the League. At times, laying aside our sewing, we yielded ourselves entirely up to the story. Another time, through the kindness of two classmates in the opposite wing, we divided our attention with a basket of mellow apples, ripened to perfection in the generous air of Maine. In one meeting we had the pleasure of welcoming into the League, as honorary member, our dear friend Mrs. Battey. During our course here her loving influence has never ceased in its help- fulness toward us. The clasp of her hand, and her greetings, always full of sympathy and encouragement, have ever been an inspiration to happier and loftier ambitions. At the time of writing this little record the League has not nearly accomplished all its purposes. At the close of the year we expect to be able to tell you about our League feast, and a wedding which is already announced, also about our pleasure in entertaining the school-room girls. And so the year has passed. Our League has been a help and joy to us, and has bound us even more closely to the heart of our dear Alma Mater. No need for us to say Remember the League, for tender recollections of it will ever live with us, and, no matter how widely we stray from one another, our loyalty to the League and love for one another will continue the same.