A meeting of the German Club was-held last ni"ht. Over two hundred persons were present. After the little coloured candles on the handsomely decorated. Wcihn'ar.htsbaum (Christmas tree) had been lighted, members sang three Chtrirtniae gonge,' "0 Tnnnenbaum," "0 dv froehliche," and "Stille Nacht." The-many children were then grouped to receive Father Christmas, and afterwards spent a happy time at games. Dancing, choruses, and 'student song* were enjoyed by tli« adults. * ■'■■ ' .■.-■■.--.
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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 143, 14 December 1933, Page 22
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