The fringed stipules indicate you have a rose with multiflora in its pedigree. If it makes 1 to 2 inch, white to light pink blooms with 5 petals, dig it out. It's a wild seedling brought by the birds and listed as a noxious weed in a lot of states. A lot of large flowered climbers and ramblers have multiflora in their heritage too so it could be one of those as well. Here is a link that might be useful: Google image results

Alissa - Please read the answers from everyone above. There are a lot of people who know a LOT about roses giving advice there. One or two issues I would like to repeat/emphasize - if you live in a humid summer climate, and have disease issues, planting 2 roses together might make them both more susceptible to fungal disease. If you live in a dry summer climate, not. Also, if you use 2 different KINDs of roses, one is likely to be either way bigger (in its final size), or way more fast growing/vigouous than the other, and you might find that one has "eaten" the other. That happened to me when I planted 'Awakening' (which is a fairly strong grower) near 2-3 baby tea roses. Within 3 years, I noticed one day that I could not see Awakening anymore, and I had to crawl around under the tea roses to see that it had been completely smushed by them, and was not doing well at all. We dug it up and moved it to save it, and it is recuperating. Jackie

Just got my first Honeybells, and it is very vigorous, the new plant has a whopping number of shoots and eyes waiting in the wings. You can feel the energy off this plant. I think yours looks like Honeybells to me. And oh gee, you have inherited or bought yourself a nice clump of Golden Tiara. I am so pleased with the little potful that I acquired this year, GT does not know it is a small plant. Nothing wimpy about it. Cannot wait for it to look like yours!

I don't know about the smell of olives but no.1 looks an awful lot like a Rhododendron. No 2 is possibly a Dogwood but That's just a tentative idea based on the leaf shape and veining. I'm not at all familiar with them.