'Ophelia Supreme' is mentioned by Charles H. Totty in the American Rose Annual 1918, p. 97 in glowing terms--improvement over the parent, etc.
In case it still grows somewhere:
"The color is a delicate rose, several shades deeper than the original Ophelia, the base of the petal being flushed with chrome-yellow, lighting up and imparting a brilliant shading to the heart of the flower. It averages about four petals more than Ophelia...the individual texture of the petals will be found much heavier than the original Ophelia."