(1932)  Page(s) 23.  
 
"New Rose in my Garden"  Dorothy C. Reasoner (Mrs. N. A. Reasoner), Bradenton, Florida
...Then on the other side of the double walks that bound the central bed and against the hedge that bounds the garden on the east and west, I have a single row of the larger growing and more permanent longer-lived roses mostly of the pure "tea" class.  These include both Cochets, Minnie Francis, Lady Hillingdon, Madame Lambard, Duchess de Brabant, Alexander Hill Gray, Mrs. Dudley Cross, Mlle Franziska Kruger, Louis Philippe, Cecile Brunner, etc.