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I loved this name after I first read Uncle Tom's Cabin. I thought it was outrageously lovely, almost unbearably beautiful. Its charms have waned a bit because it seems really popular now among those who fancy themselves egdily classy, but I still like it. And I'd still use it.

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I'd combo it Evangeline Harriet, Evangeline Ophelia, or Evangeline Eliza, in honour of where I first fell in love with it. I know a lot of people dislike the book, but at the time I read it, I thought it was beautiful.

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Or

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Evangeline Sylvia
Evangeline Fern
Evangeline Marian
Evangeline Norah
Evangeline Joan, Evangeline Jane

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to use some honouring names :)