This looks very modern to me. My guess would be David Austins ‘Belle Story’.

How wonderful that you're now taking care of it. It's a charming rose.

Not Belle Story. I grew it in FL. Not even close. The blooms are about 2 1/2 inch's. Sprays, the blooms are on top of one another in groups of 6 or 7 instead of surrounding each other like your "typical" sprays.

I dunno....I have 'Penelope', and that ID didn't occur to me, for what that's worth. I was wondering about 'Pearl Drift', but a comparison of photos shows different foliage. Does the rose have any fragrance? Hips? How many roses are there out there whose descriptions broadly fit this rose?

Ken,

The cluster habit is not readily apparent from the photos, so it appeared as it they were borne one or two on a stem. I still think it is something fairly modern (meaning, anything from about 1945 onwards), and my guess is it might be something by LeGrice, who was working on Floribundas of this style.

It is definitely not one of the Hybrid Musks, though (foliage/habit is wrong for that) and it couldn't be 'Pearl Drift' because Ken's plant doesn't display the highly glossy Bracteata style foliage of 'Pearl Drift'. This could be very difficult to ID.

I'll be going to the South Metro Rose Show this weekend. I'll take a sten of blooms with me. Bobby Reed will be there. She is pretty good at IDing these roses.