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I he early Irish -ettleriii Host of i brought with t In-in the custom of placing a lighted candle in the window to light the way for the < 'hrist ( hild.
The traditional large meals on Christmas l>ay came from Southern plant a tions, where they feasted on turkey, ham. goose. pies, cakes and cookies.
It is said that Martin I,u ther originated the lighted Christmas tree in (ierm;my. After taking a walk m a forest before Christmas, he placed candles on an evergreen to recapture the stars he saw shining through its branches. When the Christmas tree came to this country it was decorated in early days with strings of popcorn and berries and bits and pieces of fabric found around the house.
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