Book  (1936)  Page(s) 60.  
 
Beauty, Cream (HT) Greening 1902; cream, large, double, fragrance 5/10, floriferous, climbing habit. Pyramid-Rose.

Magazine  (1902)  Page(s) 16.  
 
Cream Beauty is the Name of a new American Rose, which was obtained in the state of Michigan and is being commercialized by Greening Brothers. She is said to be climbing and have Tea and Hybrid Perpetual blood, fragrant and hardy. Bloom is large and full, vigorous, good pillar-rose, floriferous.

Website/Catalog  (1899)  Page(s) 3, 131.  Includes photo(s).
 
p.3:
A Wonderful Cream Colored Rose.  In our untiring search for good things we have discovered a beautiful, large, everblooming, hardy climbing rose, of rare beauty, and also having the distinction of being perfectly tea scented, of exquisite perfume, and a true cream color. We have named it "Cream Beauty".  See colored illustration.

p. 131:
Cream Beauty.
A Wonderful New Hardy Everblooming Rose.
We are pleased to introduce this year a new Cream Rose, the like of which is not to be found elsewhere in cultivation.  It is a combination Climbing, Tea and Hybrid Perpetual.  It originated in the northern part of Michigan, hence is perfectly hardy, and well adapted to cold climates.  In color it is a delicate cream; we have named it Cream Beauty.  It is HIGHLY PERFUMED and sweet-scented, equal to the finest tea rose.  The flower is large and very full.  It is a rapid grower and makes a fine pillar or climbing rose.  The most wonderful feature is that it combines these valuable characteristics with that of the perpetual or everblooming rose, and bears several crops of the most beautiful cream roses ever seen, during one season.  One bush will produce thousands of flowers in one season.  It is tbe only hardy cream rose in cultivation.  See colored illustration.
NB: No color illustration was scanned with the catalogue; there is a small black-and-white etching, however.