Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1932, Page 39

| PRESIDENT OF YALE ‘e { TOWED IN SUMMER Engagement Is Announced to/ Daughter of Prominent North Carolina Family. First Mortgage Loans That surplus—be it $250 or more—in- vested in our First ||| Mortgages will earn ||| 614 % continually dur- ing the life of the mortgage — secured on conservatively ap- ‘ praised improved Washington real estate. B. F. SAUL CO. 925 15th St By the Associated Press. CRAMERTON, N. C., June 30— | Stuart W. Cramer, textile magnate and | & leader in national Republican party | affairs, and Mrs. Cramer yesterday an- | nounced the engagement of their| daughter, Mrs. Katherine Cramer Woodman of Ardmore, Pa, to Dr James Rowland Angell of New Haven, Conn., president of Yale University. Mrs. Woodman is the daughter of | Cramer and his first wife, who was Bertha Berry Cramer of Portland, Me, | +| She is the widow of Paul Woodman of | Portland, who died in 1930. She has six_children. | Mrs. Woodman's family has held a | commanding place in North Carolina affairs for generations. She is a great- | granddaugnter of John W. Thcmu || one of the founders of Thomasville, N. {|C., and her father has been engineer, | inventor, organizer and manufacturer n the Southern textile industry almost from its birth. During the war Cramer, a_graduate of Annapolis in the class of 1888, served as a member of the Council of National Defense and of the | Advisory Tax Board to the Treasury | Department Dr. Angell's er National 2100 NW. Don’t Let |Gray Hair Worry You Before 60| Now grayness will suspect you gray hair formerly Marion | Isabel Watrous of Des Mol Iowa, | died more than a year ago while he was en route to attend the quinquennial congress of the universities of the Brit- ‘un Empire. Dr. Angell has two chil- dren, James W. Angell, professor of eco- {nomics at Columbia 'University, and Mrs. William Rockefeller McAlpine of Rye, N. Y. Dr. Angell is a native of Burlington, V. His grandfather, Alexis Caswell ras president of Brown University and .hla ther, James Burell Angell, was | president of the University of Chicago for 38 years. Dr. Angell graduated at | Chicago in 1890, later studying at Har- vard, Vienna, Paris and Leipzig, and was exchange professor at the Sorbonne ris in 1914. He is an officer of the h Legion of Honor. During the World War he served as a member of the War Department’s | National Research Council. He Was | made president of Yale in 1921. x ‘ In a statement announcing the en- at home. And the|gggement Mr. Cramer said the wedding results Wil be 80| yould take place “some time during perfect that no one | tne Summer F will suspect you have | done a thing to your hair. 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