Hit me with the most 'old lady' name you can think of please!

[ImAChChChChihuahua]

For my new puppy.
I like Mabel and Ethel so far!

Muriel

Another vote for Enid

Tracy
Sharon
Susan
Linda
Kathleen
Maria
Alison

This thread is from June, the dog has a name.

I don't think the OP gave us her own name. It could be June, I suppose...

Myrtle

Beryl and Gladys

Barbara Jean.

Maude
Dorothy
Margaret
Brenda
Audrey
Elaine
Fiona
Alison

The first five names on your list are true old lady names in my opinion. Elaine, Fiona and Alison were very much names of girls in my class at school. One them is my name. Oh well, I guess I must be classed as an old lady myself ….

I meant no offence These are the older adult names I see in work
They're also family names which I’m fond of too
Forgot to add Fleur which I like

@Zone2NorthLondon none taken. I was amused.

Ahh thanks, they are old names
The old name bounce back maybe all the Alison and Elaine’s will rise again

I hope so. One of my grandmothers was called Dorothy, which is also on your list. To me, that is a real old lady's name but I believe it is coming back into fashion, which is nice. I do hope Brenda never comes back into fashion, though.

Flo
Nelly
Phyllis
Madge
Martha
Agnes
Edna
Winnie
Gertie
Myrtle
Beryl

Hazel
Gertrude

Given this thread is almost 2 years old I reckon the dog has been named already

Having just scratched the surface of our family trees I am amazed at how many Ann's and Elizabeths there are. The Martha's are 18th Century, a few Esther's, Hannahs and Isabels, Alice's in the 19th/20th Centuries and also the 16th. Not a single Catherine on either side but late 18th/early 19th C I was surprised to see an Aurora.

Mabel
Vera
Betty
Jean
Lillian
Enid

Mabel or Ethel

Maude

Dora
Mabel

Beryl

Ermintrude

Rainey