[8] Her first international challenge came at the Central Europe Tennis Team Cup, which Hungary grabbed after an overwhelming victory over Italy.

[12] The same year she reached the mixed quarterfinals of the Queen's Club Championships teaming with Szigeti but lost to Henner Henkel and Wheeler.

[13] Next week at the Wimbledon Championships they were dropped out in the early second round by Cam Malfroy and Betty Nuthall.

Although Somogyi found success in the Ladies' doubles where she and Wheeler lost only to first-seeded Sarah Fabyan and Alice Marble.

[14] In August she competed in Båstad where she came short against Wheeler in the singles championship match but were victorious in the doubles partnering her.

[15] Still in August she played a final in Ostend losing to eventual champion to Madzy Rollin Couquerque in three struggling sets.

Her joints got cold, and as a result of the relating health issues including arthritis, she was unable to play any more and subsequently abandoned tennis.