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Mark Richards Muckle, founding member of the Five O'Clock Club
Fiveoclockiana and Other Poems, by J. Hampton Moore. A souvenir of the 15th anniversary of the Five O'Clock Club. Privately published in Philadelphia in 1898.
In Memoriam: J. Martin Rommel and B. Frank Breneman. A volume published in 1906 by the Five O'Clock Club upon the death of two members.
J. Hampton Moore in 1891. Moore was a two-term Philadelphia Mayor as well as a 50-year member and long-time secretary of the Five O'Clock Club.

The Five O'Clock Club of Philadelphia was a social dining club founded by a group of prominent Philadelphia business and government leaders in 1883. With 35 members, the club had no building of its own, but organized dinners, banquets, and other entertainments at other clubs and hotels in Philadelphia. While the club was created by newspaper men, among its members were local Republican politicians, including Philadelphia Mayor Charles F. Warwick, Philadelphia Mayor and US Congressman J. Hampton Moore, Pennsylvania Attorney General Francis Shunk Brown, Pennsylvania Attorney General F. Carroll Brewster, Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice William I. Schaffer, US Congressman Robert H. Foerderer, and US Senator Joseph R. Grundy.

In its early days, the club met on the second Saturday of each month, taking the summer months off.[1] The Bellevue-Stratford Hotel,[2] the Manufacturers' Club[3] and the Union League of Philadelphia[4] were frequently the scene of Five O'Clock Club meetings. The club was the successor of the short-lived Thursday Club and was launched within days of the folding of that club,[5] and was a main competitor to the similarly organized Clover Club of Philadelphia, which survived the Five O'Clock Club. The Five O'Clock Club was dissolved in 1937.

Beginnings

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The club was conceived in the business office of George William Childs, owner of the Philadelphia Public Ledger newspaper. In January 1883, Childs issued a call for a meeting to organize a new club to replace the defunct Thursday Club. The following month, in room 20 of the Public Ledger building, a number of men met and organized the new society. Newspaper men were the majority. Among those present were M. Richards Muckle, Joel Cook, Israel F. Sheppard, Robert M. McWade, Frank Smith, and James H. Alexander, all connected with the Public Ledger. Also present were W. H. C. Hargrave, John M. Perry, James R. Wood, George W. Boyd, Robert C. Clipperton, John L. Carncross, Henry R. Edmunds, and Charles Lawrence.[6] The first officers of the club were Captain Robert C. Clipperton, the British Consul in Philadelphia, as president; Joel Cook, of the Philadelphia Public Ledger, as vice president; and Frank Smith, also of the Philadelphia Public Ledger, as secretary.[7]

Meetings

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Meetings of the Five O'Clock Club were marked both by their informality -- meeting at 5:00 p.m. meant gentlemen were not required to wear formal clothes -- and by their wit. Distinguished guests were typically present at meetings and the evening's entertainment consisted of speeches, songs, declamations, and witty banter. It was at an 1899 meeting of the Five O'Clock Club that the state of Missouri came to be known as the "Show-Me-State." Rep. Willard Duncan Vandiver (D., Mo.) commented, "I come from a State that raises corn and cotton and cockleburs and Democrats, and frothy eloquence neither convinces nor satisfies me. I am from Missouri. You have got to show me."[8]

Ending

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Fifty-four years after its founding, the 10 remaining members of the Five O'Clock Club decided to disband the organization. The final dinner meeting of the organization happened on Thursday, October 14, 1937, at the Art Alliance, in Philadelphia.[9] One week later, the club held their final meeting, a luncheon meeting, the first in its history, with 36 guests, at the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel's Clover Room on Thursday, October 21, 1937.[10] The final menu was oysters, green turtle soup, roast turkey and Nesselrode pudding and the final toast was "Old days, old times, old friends." Present at the final meeting were Col. Louis J. Kolb, president; J. Hampton Moore, secretary-treasurer; Joseph R. Grundy, Francis Shunk Brown, John Kent Kane, Edward T. Stotesbury, J. S. W. Holton, Judge William I. Schaffer, Henry W. Moore, and Joseph Wayne, Jr.[11]

Members

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  • J. W. B. Bausman.[15]
  • Judge Teter Dimner Beeber (1854–1930).
  • George W. Boyd. Founding member.[29]
  • David F. Conover.[49]
  • John T. Donnelly (1825–1883). Founding member.[68]
  • Henry R. Edmunds. Founding member.
  • James McIntyre Ferguson (1833–1885). Founding member.[72]
  • H. E. Garsed.
  • William F. Harrity.[93]
  • Major William H. Hastings.
  • J. S. W. Holton.[94]
  • John F. Hope.
  • Charles Lawrence.
  • Charles R. Mackenzie.[125]
  • E. T. Postlethwaite. Founding member.
  • J. Morton Riggs.
  • Commander Frederick Rodgers, USN. Founding member.
  • Jacob Martin Rommel (1867–1905).[193]
  • A. Loudon Snowden (1835 – 1912). American politician, register of the United States Mint in 1857, chief coiner and superintendent of the Philadelphia Mint. In 1879, he became the Chief Executor in the Philadelphia Mint.[210]
  • R. W. Alban Thompson.
  • Joseph P. Truitt.
  • George B. White. Commander USN. Founding member.
  • James R. Wood. Founding member.
  • J. Fred Zimmerman. Founding member.[248]

Bibliography

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While the members of The Five O'Clock Club have many publications to their credit, the Club itself is responsible for a few books.

  • History of the Five O’Clock Club of Philadelphia, Its Guests and Methods of Entertainment with Sketches and Portraits of its Members, by J. Hampton Moore, May 1, 1891. [Philadelphia: Times Printing House, 1891].
  • Fiveoclockiana : souvenir of the 9th anniversary dinner of the Five O'Clock Club of Philadelphia. [Philadelphia: n.p., 1892].
  • The Oracle : souvenir of the Five o'clock club of Philadelphia, thirteenth anniversary dinner, Saturday, February 29, 1896. [Philadelphia: Dreka, 1896].
  • Fiveoclockiana & other poems; being a collection of original verses & songs prompted by current events, for the menus, souvenirs & dinners of the Five o'clock club of Philadelphia. [Philadelphia, Dreka, 1898].[249]
  • Five O'clock Club, Philadelphia : 16th anniversary (1883–1899). [Philadelphia: Five O’ Clock Club, 1899].
  • In memoriam. Henry J. McCarthy, Robert H. Foerderer. [Wayne, Pa.: Suburban publishing co., 1903].[250]
  • In Memoriam: J. Martin Rommel, B. Frank Breneman. [n.p.: n.p., 1906]

References

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  1. ^ Boyd's Philadelphia Blue Book [Philadelphia: C. E. Howe, 1889], p. 67.
  2. ^ "Noted Men for Sproul Fest: Many Active in National Affairs to be Five O'Clock Club Guests," Evening Public Ledger, 7 Dec 1918, p. 2.
  3. ^ "Five O'Clock Club Meeting," Philadelphia Times 15 Dec 1889, p. 4.
  4. ^ "Five O'Clock Club Dinner," Philadelphia Times 10 March 1889, p. 2.
  5. ^ "Five O'Clock Club", The Philadelphia Inquirer, 12 Feb 1883, p. 3.
  6. ^ History of the Five O'Clock Club, J. Hampton Moore. (Philadelphia: n.p., 1891), pp. 5–6.
  7. ^ "The Five O'Clock Club Organized." Philadelphia Times, 12 Feb 1883.
  8. ^ "I'm From Missouri" Philadelphia Inquirer, 17 August 1967, p. 9.
  9. ^ "Events of the Day," Philadelphia Inquirer, 14 Oct 1937, p. 12.
  10. ^ "Five O'Clock Club Smashes Tradition," Philadelphia Inquirer, 20 Oct 1937, p. 4.
  11. ^ The details regarding the final meeting are taken from "What Do You Want to Know?" Philadelphia Inquirer 26 Oct 1959, p. 20.
  12. ^ Boyd's Philadelphia Blue Book [Philadelphia: C. E. Howe, 1898], p. 651.
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  39. ^ "What Do You Want to Know?" Philadelphia Inquirer 26 Oct 1959, p. 20.
  40. ^ "M. G. Brumbaugh Dies of Heart Attack," Mount Union Times 21 March 1930, p. 1.
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  58. ^ "Grundy, Brown Elected to Five O'Clock Posts," Philadelphia Inquirer 30 March 1930, p. 4.
  59. ^ "Five O'Clock Officers Renamed," Philadelphia Inquirer 5 May 1931, p. 17.
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  68. ^ "Well Known Theatrical Manager Dead," Lancaster Intelligencer, 12 Dec 1883.
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  72. ^ "Death of James M. Ferguson," Philadelphia Times, 6 Nov 1885, p. 2.
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  81. ^ "Five O'Clock Officers Renamed," Philadelphia Inquirer, 5 May 1931, p. 17.
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  89. ^ "What Do You Want to Know?" Philadelphia Inquirer 26 Oct 1959, p. 20.
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  116. ^ "Five O'Clock Officers Renamed," Philadelphia Inquirer 5 May 1931, p. 17.
  117. ^ "What Do You Want to Know?" Philadelphia Inquirer 26 Oct 1959, p. 20.
  118. ^ Lebrenz's election is reported in "Five O'Clock Club: Resumption of the Dinners Which Were So Thoroughly Appreciated Last Year," Philadelphia Inquirer, 12 Oct 1890, p. 5.
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  222. ^ Boyd's Philadelphia Blue Book [Philadelphia: C. E. Howe, 1898], p. 651.
  223. ^ Boyd's Philadelphia Blue Book [Philadelphia: C. E. Howe, 1890], p. 551.
  224. ^ "Grundy, Brown Elected to Five O'Clock Posts," Philadelphia Inquirer 30 March 1930, p. 4.
  225. ^ "Five O'Clock Officers Renamed," Philadelphia Inquirer 5 May 1931, p. 17.
  226. ^ "What Do You Want to Know?" Philadelphia Inquirer 26 Oct 1959, p. 20.
  227. ^ Boyd's Philadelphia Blue Book [Philadelphia: C. E. Howe, 1893], p. 578.
  228. ^ Boyd's Philadelphia Blue Book [Philadelphia: C. E. Howe, 1896], pp. 617-618.
  229. ^ Boyd's Philadelphia Blue Book [Philadelphia: C. E. Howe, 1898], p. 651.
  230. ^ Boyd's Philadelphia Blue Book [Philadelphia: C. E. Howe, 1905], pp. 684-685.
  231. ^ Boyd's Philadelphia Blue Book [Philadelphia: C. E. Howe, 1906], p. 689.
  232. ^ "Grundy, Brown Elected to Five O'Clock Posts," Philadelphia Inquirer 30 March 1930, p. 4.
  233. ^ "Five O'Clock Officers Renamed," Philadelphia Inquirer 5 May 1931, p. 17.
  234. ^ Boyd's Philadelphia Blue Book [Philadelphia: C. E. Howe, 1893], p. 578.
  235. ^ Boyd's Philadelphia Blue Book [Philadelphia: C. E. Howe, 1896], pp. 617-618.
  236. ^ Boyd's Philadelphia Blue Book [Philadelphia: C. E. Howe, 1898], p. 651.
  237. ^ Boyd's Philadelphia Blue Book [Philadelphia: C. E. Howe, 1893], p. 578.
  238. ^ Boyd's Philadelphia Blue Book [Philadelphia: C. E. Howe, 1896], pp. 617-618.
  239. ^ Boyd's Philadelphia Blue Book [Philadelphia: C. E. Howe, 1898], p. 651.
  240. ^ Boyd's Philadelphia Blue Book [Philadelphia: C. E. Howe, 1905], pp. 684-685.
  241. ^ Boyd's Philadelphia Blue Book [Philadelphia: C. E. Howe, 1906], p. 689.
  242. ^ Boyd's Philadelphia Blue Book [Philadelphia: C. E. Howe, 1896], pp. 617-618.
  243. ^ Boyd's Philadelphia Blue Book [Philadelphia: C. E. Howe, 1898], p. 651.
  244. ^ Boyd's Philadelphia Blue Book [Philadelphia: C. E. Howe, 1905], pp. 684-685.
  245. ^ Boyd's Philadelphia Blue Book [Philadelphia: C. E. Howe, 1906], p. 689.
  246. ^ "What Do You Want to Know?" Philadelphia Inquirer 26 Oct 1959, p. 20.
  247. ^ Boyd's Philadelphia Blue Book [Philadelphia: C. E. Howe, 1890], p. 551.
  248. ^ List of founding members taken from "The Five O'Clock Club. The First Dinner Inaugurates the Association Under Bright Auspices." Philadelphia Inquirer, 19 February 1883.
  249. ^ "Fiveoclockiana and other poems : Being a collection of original verses and songs prompted by current events, for the menus, souvenirs, and dinners of the".
  250. ^ "In memoriam, Henry F. McCarthy, Robert H. Foerderer".
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