New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11
CARNEGIE PROGR4MQE.
Founder Slips Into Pittsburg
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Pittsburg. April 10.-Andrew Carnegie gave
Pittsburg p complete surprise by slipping quietly
into the city last night twenty-four hours ahead
Of time to be present at the dedication of the new
Carnegie Institute tomorrow.
Mr.. Carnegie accompanied by Mrs Carnegie and
their little daughter. Margaret. visited the inst-
tute this morning. and Mr.. Carnegie first saw tire
structure he has given TO the people OF PitsburE.
ITS Observation-Disclosures he declared. = con
graduate the people of Pittsburg the possession
OF such a structure"
Mr.. Carnegie visited tho Carnegie Technical
Schools for the first time this evening and saw
the night classes at work.
The train bearing the special guests arrived IN
the city this evening. and the guests are resting
preparatory 10 to-morrow's exercises. Everything
IS in readiness forsthe dedication. The three days
programme follows:
9:45 a. m-The president OF the board Of trustees
the founders room
1880 a m.-Municipal reception 10 visiting guests
by Mayor George ". Guthrie and Mrs Guth-
viii assist The PRESIDENT Of the board Of trs
tees. assisted by Mrs. Frew will present the
OF fine arts. including the international annual
exhibition Of paintings.
l:30 z n.-Academic procession from the Hotel
Schenley to the Carnegie Institute under escort
OF The faculty and student BODY Of the Carne-
gle Technical Schools Gowns and hoods 10 be
zoo p m-Dedicaton or the new building by OK
the board Of trustees VIII preside.
SEQ p. nlThe building Will be thrown open 10 the
general public. except the hall of music, and the
foyer. tho admission 10 which Will be by ticket.
400 D. m.-Cpon the conclusion OF the exercises in
the hail OF music guests Will be invited to spend
The time until O'Clock IN the various halls OF
the building.
Sos ,. m.Concert OF the Pittsburs Orchestra con
Quoted by Emil Paur; Sir Edward Elgar. OF
London, who Will be present. will conduct one
OF his own compositions upon invitation OF
Mr. Paur and the orchestra committee.
FRIDAY. APRIL 70.
$50 A. N.-The members OF the board OF trustees.
who compose tie technical schools committee,
meal schools and conduct them of the
school buildings.
1880 10 e Noon-Presentatlon Of addresses from
universities colleges and Kindred institutions by
dent OF the board OF trustees will preside.
Gowns and hoods will be
Z Noon-Drive IL motor cars through the parks
and on he bOuleVards OF the city. Luncheon at
The Pittsburg Country Club
? p. M.-Addresses by distinguished guests in the
Hall OF Music and of the other
halls tire president Of the board Of trustees pre-
siding.
Morrison Carnegie Schoo! for Women.
Z p. M-Banquet at Hotel Schenley by the trustees
IN honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie and
the invited guests, including the women.
SATURDAY. APRIL b.
70 70 II A M.-Conferring Of honorary degrees on
foreign guests by the Western University OF
PENNSYLVANIA in the Hail Of Music. Chancellor
Mccormick OF the university win preside
113O A. M.-Leave Hotel Schenley by trolley cars
Tor The Homestead Bridge on tie Monongahela
River
Z Noon 10 ; p M-Tour of the Monongahela and
burg" Visit the Homestead mills Of the
Carnegie Steel Company Luncheon on the boat.