Names are hard =/

Anyone want to throw out some girl names that fit this criteria?

*Properly spelled
*Not made up
*Used on the correct sex
*Uncommon (preferably nothing inside the top 500 for popularity)
*But not so uncommon that no one has ever heard it
*Doesn't start with a P or an F
*Fits with middle name Ann or Clara Ann

My older daughter is named Clementine May. I love vintage-y, old lady names. I need 3 to take to the hospital and I'm iffy about the third on my list, so I want to see if anything stands out to replace it with. Thanks.

I love Alice.

Delores Ann
Charlotte Ann
Edith Ann
Hazel Ann
Constance Ann
Cora Ann
Marcella Ann
Eloise Ann

Margaret
Moira
Beatrice
Daphne
Josephine
Eleanor
Violet
Eloise
Gwendolyn
Judith
Leona
Pearl
Georgia
Phoebe
Dorothea
Estelle
Stella
Rosemary
Virginia
Cordelia

Like any of these?

Maxine   Sounds very old fashioned

Fannie Ann. Just kidding.  

Why not just Clara Ann???

Or Gloria Ann
Stella Ann
Violet Ann
Charlotte Ann

I'm seeing a lot of names from my long list  
ETA: Eloise (which has been mentioned twice) is actually the third name on my list and the one I'm iffy about and trying to decide if I want to replace. I'm worried about its popularity.

Quoting bbbt:" Margaret Moira Beatrice Daphne Josephine Eleanor Violet Eloise Gwendolyn Judith Leona Pearl Georgia Phoebe Dorothea Estelle Stella Rosemary Virginia Cordelia Like any of these?"

One of them is actually my top pick ;-)

Quoting B-Baby:" Why not just Clara Ann??? "

It's way way too popular for my tastes. Plus middle names are family names and I can see using it as a first name causing family drama =/

Hmmm....

Most of them don't sound great with the middle name(s), but they meet the other criteria.
Winifred
Ophelia
Cordelia
Leona
Matilda
Magnolia
Louise or Louisa
Lucille (it's just barely in the too 500, though)
Dorothea
Blanche

Try searching the top names on social security baby list for the years 1900, 1910, 1920, etc. Lots of great "old lady" names.

Quoting Household 6:" I'm seeing a lot of names from my long list   ETA: Eloise (which has been mentioned twice) is actually ... [snip!] ... third name on my list and the one I'm iffy about and trying to decide if I want to replace. I'm worried about its popularity."

I love Eloise! So pretty.

Quoting ♥Rach♥:" Hmmm.... Most of them don't sound great with the middle name(s), but they meet the other criteria. Winifred ... [snip!] ... Try searching the top names on social security baby list for the years 1900, 1910, 1920, etc. Lots of great "old lady" names."

The second name on my list is in there! I'm keeping tight lipped on what they are, but I guess it's easy to guess what I like lol!

<blockquote><b>Quoting Household 6:</b>" The second name on my list is in there! I'm keeping tight lipped on what they are, but I guess it's easy to guess what I like lol!"</blockquote>




 . Hahaha. It's good to stay tight lipped sometimes. We didn't tell our friends/family the name until after dd was born (we didn't decide for 100% sure until a few hours before we left the hospital). I was sure we'd get a ton of "that's an old lady name comments" but no one did once it was attached to a cute little baby.

I like your name taste, by the way!