Alice Honora Enfield (4 January 1882 – 14 August 1935) was a British co-operative activist.
She became a secondary school teacher, also undertaking research in history in her spare time.
Four years later, she instead took employment with the Women's Co-operative Guild, as private secretary to Margaret Llewelyn Davies.
The role gradually expanded, and in 1927 she resigned her other posts to work full-time for the international organisation.
She died in 1935, while visiting Paris in an attempt to organise a women's co-operative guild there.