STRUTHERS & SAUNDERS.  On Wednesday, 29^th September 1937, in St John’s Protestant Church, Killybegs, Miss Elizabeth Struthers, only daughter of Mr and Mrs A. Struthers, Factory House, was married to Mr William Joseph Saunders, youngest son of the late Mr and Mrs Saunders, London.  The ceremony was performed by Rev. S. R. Fleming, B.A., R.D.  The wedding gown was of patterned heavy silk with coronet of orange blossoms which held in place a long veil of fine ivory net. The bridesmaids, Miss Elizabeth Rodgers, and her sister, Miss Isabel Rodgers, wore long frocks of pale blue silk, and in their hair, bands of silver leaves.  The best man was Mr Alexander Struthers, Ulster Bank, Castlederg (brother of the bride). Mrs Fleming presided at the organ.  Subsequent to the ceremony a reception was held in the bride’s home.  The honeymoon was spent in southern England.

BYRNE & McELWAINE.  November 18, 1902, at St Mary’s Catholic Chapel, Killybegs, by the Rev Canon Sweeney, P. P., Hugh Byrne, Bavin, Kilcar, to Rebecca, third daughter of the late J. McElwaine, Killybegs.

FLANAGAN & O’DONNELL. October 3, 1895 at St Mary’s Catholic Church, Killybegs, by the Rev Michael Martin, P.P., V.F., J. Flanagan, R.I.C., to Bridget, second daughter of Mr Anthony O’Donnell, ex-Sergeant, R.I.C., both of Killybegs.

SHERIDAN & ROGERS. January 22, 1908, at St Saviour’s church, Dublin, by the Rev T. F. Purcell, O.P., assisted by the Rev P. Barrett, O.P., John W. (Jack) Sheridan, second son of the late Andrew Sheridan, Ballymote, to Mary Agnes, youngest daughter of Charles Rogers, J.P., Bay View Hotel, Killybegs, and niece of the Rev J. Rogers, Ballyshannon.