 Lady Astor; The Lady Mount Temple; Margaret, Lady Moir; The Dowager Marchioness of Reading; The Dowager Lady Swaythling (née Gladys Helen Rachel Goldsmid 1879–1965)

Dame Elizabeth Cadbury; The Hon Lady Cripps; The Hon Mrs Ferranti Kirkwood; Mrs M L Matthews (Mabel Matthews who came up with the idea of the EAW); Marjorie, Lady Pentland; The Viscountess Rhondda; Catherine, Countess of Westmoreland; Mrs M. Wintringham
In 1933, the EAW shared their new headquarters at 20 Regent Street in London with the Women's Engineering Society and proudly described the then high tech electrical facilities available to members.