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I absolutely love it. I can see myself using it, and I think it is old fashioned but in a charming rather than dowdy manner. It could definitely be pulled off by a modern girl, though I feel like it would work best on someone fairly quirky (just like Mabel works better for my slighty nerdy, anglophile friend, than Glynnis did for a total preppy popular girl at my school). The only Marilyn I've ever met was my great-aunt who is quite frankly amazing. :)

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Combo Ideas:

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Marilyn Alecto
Marilyn Bonnie
Marilyn Darcy (I like this a surprising amount since I favor Darcy as a boy's name)
Marilyn Eloise
Marilyn Esme
Marilyn Genoveva
Marilyn Georgianne
Marilyn Isolda
Marilyn Joelle
Marilyn Kathleen
Marilyn Keshet
Marilyn Nevena