associated with gathering trinkets. So yes, her name does indeed reflect her portrayal as a character.
(In the second book, she has a bit more character development, showing real emotion and care for Katniss and Peeta, but even then she fails to recognise the Games for what they are, and is mostly sad to lose the people who've brought fame to 'her' District and presumably increased her status in the Capitol milieu. In the third book, she appears only very briefly towards the end, mostly to give us and Katniss a chance to snort at the ridiculous irony of "Effie Trinket, rebel".)
In the films, she's much more developed, playing an active role in Mockingjay and becoming a three-dimensional and empathetic character. This is one of the films' more majorPublic voting opens to select performer for Star-Spangled Spectacular

WASHINGTON — This week, the public can head online to vote for which one of eight Maryland citizens will sing the national anthem at the Star-Spangled Spectacular.

The Maryland State Arts Council asked citizens to submit their rendition of the national anthem to the Star-Spangled Sing-Off contest for the chance to win $1,814 and sing at the celebration. Eight finalists were selected after being scored by a panel of judges.

The Star-Spangled Spectacular, a week-long celebration held in Baltimore, Maryland this September, will commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Baltimore and the national anthem.