Alfred Bruneau

A cellist and composer contributed significantly to French music in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Primarily associated with the lyrical style of composition, created numerous works for cello and chamber ensembles. Participated in the establishment of the Société de Musique de Chambre, which promoted chamber music performances. Composed operas that reflected the French musical tradition and were performed widely during his lifetime.

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Louise Whitfield Carnegie

Contributed to various charitable causes, particularly in education and the arts. Supported the establishment of Carnegie institutions and libraries, which provided access to educational resources for many communities. Worked alongside husband, Andrew Carnegie, on numerous philanthropic projects that aimed to improve living conditions and opportunities for the less fortunate. Advocated for workers' rights and social reforms through various initiatives.

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