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16 WILMETTE LIFE December 6, 19~ . Costullle Flowers A most acceptable gift. An exquisite imported line. "THE DYBBUK" WINS AGAIN · "The Dybbuk" is receiving acclaim in the Bulgarian National theat er in Sofia. The Italian composer, R occa, has written a ver ion with music ·w hich has had a favorable reception recently at the Studio de Champs- E lysees. It is rum ored George Gershwin will also make a version o f it .. University, Hospital Arrange to Connect F acuity an'd Staff Miss Mac at Worthen's Store 1148 Wilmette Avenue 1 GIFT SUGGESTIONS Select Early Gladstone Bags .......... $13.50 Ki t 8 ags . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.00 Suit Cases ............... 10.00 Wardrobe Hat Boxes .... 10.00 Traveling Bags . . . . . . . . . . 10.90 Ladies! Fitted Cases. . . . . 9.50 Zipper Rolls ........... : . 8.00 Overnight Cases.... ..... 5.50 Men's O'Night Cases . . . . . 12.50 A contract providing for a proft>..;sional connection between Eva n- ton hospital and Northwest ern ut~i versity school of medicine is in process of pr~paration by committees repr ese nting the two STRAUSS ON RADIO institutions, accord Richard Strau . s ha s agreed to con- ing to repo rt of duct some of his own works over the W. W. Buchan:m, radi o with the Lei pzig Philharmonic presiclent of t h e o rchestra in r the first time. hospital a ssociation, at the annual m eet- · ing last week. . "Generall y speaking, the arran~e ment w ill provide that t h e hospital board will appoint an nually its rued(Tolnff : ical staff, and ac- W. W. Buchanan tive staff members shall be connect1: r\ with the school of medicine," ~aiel \! r . Buchanan. "ln making such app oi!Jt ments, the memb~rs may be elL'rt "· ! from the faculty of the sch ool or 1 · ,. school may elect to the faculty a c:u : didate recommended by the ho-;p :~a· providing all t he requirem ·:n t- i, ,.. faculty membership as laid down !1, the univer sity are met by the ind i,··d · ual. The school of medicine )Jall have the pri\·ilege of assigning -..~u dents to th e h osp ital for special :-t ~H! ies and clinic s and each memb er of the active medical staff shall he responsib le for such teachin g 1s is assig ned t o him. It is of co ur:-e und erstL)nd t l,at no te achi ng hall be clo 't' in any case against the will o f th' patient.'.' To Draw Up Contract Soon :\!th oug h the formal contract ha s :1t·i vet been drawn. the two institut inn~ are operating together on a t cntati\'c basis, which, it is expected, will t.:naJ,k them in the ncar future t o execut·' a concise in . trument se ttin g h ' rth t 11t' understanding of each of t he par·ie~ and defending the re :>po n sil>ilitie~ o: each in a \\·ay that \viii prevt:nt an,. pos sible future misunderstanding, 1Ccording to 1fr. Buchanan. The contract will be t ermitnble hy ei t her party up on r ea -o nable n<lti cc at any time. ~Ir. Buchanan was reelecte d t ,) the presidency of the hospital a s.;t)Ciation at the meeting, and all other oft1cer~ were returned a s follows: Vice president, Mrs. James A. Patten; trca mer , Edwin Sherman; secre tary, ~Ir :> . P er kins B. Bass. ... · to $ 75.00 to 65.00 to 75.00 to 55.00 to 50.00 to 125.00 to 23.50 to 35.00 up Most complete, exclusive Luggage Shop on the North Shore Your name or initial stamped in Gold on any .article purchased. Three New Directors Paul E. Fau st, E. H. \\'estbrook · 111d · Howard McConnell were elected to ~he board of directors for t he first time, and the follo\Ying were reel ected: David R . Forgan, John ~IcCarthy, Harriso n B. R iley, James R . Ozanne, Clinton :Merrick, Mrs. \V dder A. Pickard and George G. Thori). Mr . Faust was also elected to the execu tive committee. Evanston hospital cared for 6,851 patients durin~ the year, an increase of about 50 over the preceding twelve months, according to the annual r eport of the superintendent, 11 iss Ada Belle McCleery. This raised the total .num~ ber of admissions since the founding of the h osp ital 38 years ago ~o nearly 80.000. A decrease in the average number of days' stay per patient was experienced., the report showing an average of 10, whereas the a vcrage last year was 11 and in 1927 it was 13. The large st da y of the year saw 235 patient s under care which is an alltime record for the 'hos pital. Other interesting facts of Miss McCleery's report are: There were 898 babies born at the hospital during the year, which is just two more than the year before. Of th(' total number of pa.tients-2,519 were full pay ; 3,404 were part pay, and 739 were free patients. ' Operations numbered 3,083. STANDARD LUGGAGE CO. u 4 4 Years in the Business" 612 Davis St., Evanston Green leaf 8 2 2