It would be quite interesting to compare this to Waldtraut Nielsen.

Cass-
I wanted to let you know I haven't forgotten about trying to research your West Point Super Moss--I can't study the descendants of Mousseux du Japon (or even Felicite Bohain) yet, as I'm not a premiere member. I do plan on contributing as soon as I can, I love the site and there are some wonderful features like that available. I'm disabled, though and my family of 3's only income is my disability check. Anyway, I did want you to know I have not forgotten, and I hope to become a full supporter of the site as soon as I can. Have you made any progress finding some possibilities as to the identity of your rose?

Cass-some possibilities:
Felicite Bohain--variously described as bright pink to paler pink--could be like yours, that fades, also has reddish moss spreading on to the edges of young leaves, smallish flowers w button eye, surrounded by folded & crinkled petals. Once-blooming.
Mousseux du Japon is also reported to have moss extending onto leaves, it's possible yours is an offspring, I will look into any known mosses bred from it.