Can someone ID this shrub for me?

[fivechickens]

I think it's a honeysuckle of some sort but not 100% sure.  It has a sweet smelling small flower and there are several in the back in the front of a woody area where we are building out house.  

I think it might be fragrant honeysuckle or amur honeysuckle. If it is either just how toxic are the berries?  We have three 2 year olds and were thinking of transplanting some of these shrubs that are randomly growing within our yard (they will be destroyed when they finish grating our yard) as sort of a 'fence' line for them.  However if the berries are toxic I am not sure I want to do that.

[fivechickens]

Here is a second picture

[LauraMoser]

It reminds me more of stephanotis than honeysuckle, however stephanotis have five petals on each flower.

[treedimensional]

Hmm, yes... could it be stephanotis or philadelpus?

[fivechickens]

Someone on another forum suggested it might be a Elaeagnus angustifolia, Russian Olive.

[auntie]

Could it be this?

www.naturehills.com/bush-honeysuckle-butterfly

[munkii]

Ligustrum Vulgare/European Privet/Wild Privet

Is this it? 


www.invasive.org/weedcd/species/3036.htm