Manufacturer: Syracuse China
User: Sisters of Charity of Providence
Pattern name: Jubilee
Date of examples: 1966

This postcard is Providence Hospital, opened by this group in 1902. It has been demolished, but it is one example of their good works and hospitals that they served.

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Notes: Founded in Montreal in 1843. According to the New Advent website, "its object is to provide for the poor and sick spiritual and temporal relief, to shelter children and the aged, to visit the homes of the poor and the ill, to shelter the infirm and the homeless, to maintain dispensaries for the needy, and to instruct the young."

The Syracuse China plate shown above is in the Jubilee pattern on the Trend shape.

The initials stand for Sisters of Charity Foundation of Providence.

For more info:
Madonna Lily by Syracuse China