Molly, Lady Huggins, née Green (1907 – 11 September 1981) was a British activist and philanthropist.
[3] Partly brought up by maiden aunts in Scotland,[4] she was educated at Roedean School.
[2]: 156 She had 'great fun' breaking the General Strike of 1926, and had several relationships before marrying Sir John Huggins, sixteen years her senior, in Kuala Lumpur in 1929.
During her time in Trinidad, when her husband was colonial secretary, Huggins organized Women's Volunteer Services.
She also played golf and tennis, joining with a friend to win the Jamaican ladies' doubles championship in 1947.