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I like Elwood Patrick =)

Hester Olive is a cute combo even if I'm not a huge fan of Hester. Hester and Olive match well and the combo goes pretty well with Myrtle Nola.

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I love Elwood and Patrick. One of my favorite neighbors growing up was named Elwood. Patrick is just a name I've always liked. Elwood and Patrick don't quite have the same feel to me so they aren't a perfect combo but they sound good together.

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Elwood Patrick goes fairly well with Myrtle Nola though Hester Olive matches slightly more. Patrick is the only name that just doesn't have the same feel as the rest of these. Its feel is close but doesn't quite match. But I still like Elwood Patrick because I really like both names.

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Hester overwhelmingly calls to mind The Scarlet Letter, but I'm not sure how many kids these days would even know of that association. I do love the name Olive; it's a refreshing alternative to the overused Olivia,

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I kind of like Elwood, and it goes well with Patrick.

They're not my style. Personally, they sound like a pair of old frumps in an old age home.

Hester is interesting, I like it paired with Olive. I'm not a huge fan of either, but Hester and Myrtle are a great sibset.
Elwood seems too hippy-dippy for me, but again, it pairs nicely with Myrtle.

Awesome. I think they match nicely. I taught a little Elwood once (went by Woody) and he was awesome :)

Patrick or Peter

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I'd like to use Patrick as a fn, but I'm worried it would be too plain compared to Myrtle. Same goes for Peter.

I love them! Nice choices :)

A few years ago I would have used Hester in a heartbeat. It's not really my style anymore but I would absolutely love to meet one. Hester Olive is sweet.

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I wouldn't want to be named Elwood if I were a man. It's stereotypically dorky, and not in a good way. Patrick is nice.

I like Hester Olive, and it works well with Myrtle Nola. Hester is old fashioned but in a timelessly pleasant way. I am less fond of Olive but it works well in the middles spot here.

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Patrick is strong, masculine and historical, and I really like it, but Elwood seems just a tad dorky (sorry).

I think Hester Olive is beautiful, there is something quirky and feminine about it. I think it pairs perfectly with Myrtle Nola.

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Elwood, I worry about, because it is a name I wouldn't really like to have if I was a male. Patrick however, is pretty wonderful. It just doesn't quite fit like your others. Edward, maybe, since it has the oldish feel that Myrtle and Hester have. Sorry!

Elwood P ...

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Blues?
Patrick is very nice, it deserves to be in the first name spot.
To be honest, Elwood and Hester seem very self-consciously frumpy.

Personally, they're not my style of name - I find them a bit old fashioned. However, I like that they are unusual without being too "out there". People will recognise and be able to spell them, which is always a positive.

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I prefer Esther to Hester.

Hester Olive is such a great match for Myrtle Nola! Nicely done. I really like Olive - especially in the middle.

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I have pretty big reservations in the Elwood department. But Patrick is sweet.

I think Hester is funny, in a good way. I've been thinking about it lately. It's not something I would choose, but I'm glad to see someone else using it. As for Olive... I prefer Olivia. Nothing wrong with the name at all, but again - nothing I would choose. It's a good combo and sounds good with Myrtle Nola.

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I don't have anything good to say about Elwood, so I won't say anything about it. I like Patrick though and wish the combo was Patrick Elwood instead :)