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I think Glynis has a heroic, medieval feel, which is cool. Glenda on its own would sound icky and dated, but next to Glynis it is given a similar association.

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Penelope matches the imagery (Homer!), but not Muriel, which I find too old-lady. Others may disagree.

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I prefer Glynis Penelope to Glenda Penelope, because of the repeated en that others have mentioned.

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A few combos:

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Glenda Katrina
Glenda Ysabel
Glenda Danielle
Glenda Rolande
Glenda Willemina
Glenda Ivona
Glenda Dominique