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North Houston Roses 
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From the Rogue Valley Roses website in December 2024:
"Hybridizer unknown. Found rose (over 100 years old) in Katie Lindelli’s garden in San Anselmo. Introduced 1923. Very light pink almost white. Height 6-8 feet. Photos and information courtesy of Suzanne Lindelli."
Bloom Size: 3 inches
Class: Tea
Color: Light Pink
Fragrance: fff
Height: 6-8 Feet
Rebloom: rrrr
Zone: 6-9
Decade Introduced: 1920 to 1929
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Are the branches red on the new growth only? This seems like such a distinctive trait it's curious the photo does not appear to show it.
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I am sorry, but I cannot answer your question. In an effort to reduce the size of my pot ghetto, it was one of the plants I took to the plant lotto as I had no ground space in which to plant it. I honestly do not remember much about the color of the new growth, but I do remember that it was a heavy bloomer. As a generalization, I have found that weather/climate can play a role in how red the new growth is on roses that have a red color on new growth.
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Thanks for the reply! Much appreciated.
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I found this quote on Ludwig's Roses Facebook page when doing a search for this rose:
Ludwig's Roses
February 7, 2019
'Muzi-Lucia LUDbursun never stops producing medium sized, shapely blooms on good stems all season long. An amazing result crossing the lilac 'Paradise' (Burning Sky) x the yellow 'Johannesurg Sun'.
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Available from - Heirloom Roses
https://heirloomroses.com/
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