Book  (1907)  Page(s) 42.  
 
363. BRICE, MISS; P....(Kelway, 1888)
(1) 1888, The Garden Vol. 33, p. 619.
(2) 1889, Kelway's Cat. Fewkes' MSS.
(3) 1905, Terry's Cat.
(4) Cornell Plots Nos. 195, 1651.

Website/Catalog  (1895)  Page(s) [3].  
 
Double Herbaceous Pæonies.
Miss Brice, beautiful rose, tinged with yellow.

Website/Catalog  (1890)  Page(s) 29.  
 
Double Herbaceous Pæonies.
Miss Brice, rose guard petals, yellow and rose petaloids, rose tuft; First-Class Certificate R.H.S., June 26th, 1888. 5/- each.

Magazine  (29 Jun 1889)  Page(s) 611.  
 
Societies and Exhibitions.
Royal Horticultural Society. June 25.
A rich bank of flowers came from Messrs. Kelway and Son, Langport, comprising double-flowered Pæonies [...]
Of the Pæonies, the best were Mons. Marsaux, bright carmine; Medusa, crimson; Leonie Calot, white, with a salmon tinge; Cleopatra, shining pink; Acanum, deep crimson; Miss Brice, rich pink; Comte de Gower, rich crimson; and Lady Gwendoline Cecil, white.

Magazine  (1889)  Page(s) lxxxvii.  
 
General Meeting, June 25, 1889.
Floral Committee. Awards recommended:
Silver Banksian Medal.
To Messrs. Kelway & Son, for a fine bank of flowers [...]. Among the Pæonies the following varieties were the most noteworthy: Medusa, crimson; Lady Gwendoline Cecil, white; Miss Brice, rich pink; Comte de Gomer, rich crimson; and Leonie Calot, white, with a salmon tinge.

Magazine  (17 Nov 1888)  Page(s) 465.  
 
The following is a list of some of the admirable herbaceous varieties that have been exhbited by Messrs. Kelway during the past two seasons. In a choice selection like this we have the Pæony in its fullest splendour. Not only is there a delightful range of colour, but we have flowers of various characters, and some of the largest size and beauty.
The finest of the double varieties are:
Miss Brice.—This is a flower of great beauty. The guard petals are brilliant rose-pink and the inner ones white. It also has large pink petals in the centre.