Adrienne

French feminine form of Adrian, derived from the Latin Hadrianus. The spelling entered American birth rolls in the late nineteenth century. It gained steady ground before finding its largest audience in the early nineteen-eighties.

The name suggests someone who reads the entire lease before signing. It carries a late-twentieth-century professionalism without the neon tint of its era peers. The typical bearer is in her mid-forties. She likely keeps reading glasses exclusively for dimly lit restaurants. It looks composed on a business card.