![Click here to view full sized image Images from the various albums are reproduced by permission of their owner, Wynnifred Ellis's great-nephew Charlie Milward.<br>See a brief biography of Wynnifred Ellis under Pittville Lives.](/Galleries/WynnifredEllis/Gallery-introduction.jpg)
Images from the various albums are reproduced by permission of their owner, Wynnifred Ellis's great-nephew Charlie Milward.
See a brief biography of Wynnifred Ellis under Pittville Lives.
![Click here to view full sized image On the following day a dance was held at her home, Apsley Lodge in Pittville Circus,<br>to mark her entry into Cheltenham society (click to enlarge the image)](/Galleries/WynnifredEllis/101Coming-out-dance.jpg)
On the following day a dance was held at her home, Apsley Lodge in Pittville Circus,
to mark her entry into Cheltenham society (click to enlarge the image)
![Click here to view full sized image This was Wynnifred's dance card. Some of her partners were young men from the Pittville area; Mr Hicks Beach was presumably related to Sir Michael Hicks Beach who was Chancellor of the Exchequer at the time.](/Galleries/WynnifredEllis/102Coming-out-dance-card.jpg)
This was Wynnifred's dance card. Some of her partners were young men from the Pittville area; Mr Hicks Beach was presumably related to Sir Michael Hicks Beach who was Chancellor of the Exchequer at the time.
![Click here to view full sized image A selection of balls, dances, and dinners from 1898: the New Club Ball had been held for the previous twenty years<br>at the Assembly Rooms, and was said to be a highlight of the social season; the Corbetts were relatives Wynnifred used to visit from time to time.](/Galleries/WynnifredEllis/104Balls-and-dinners.jpg)
A selection of balls, dances, and dinners from 1898: the New Club Ball had been held for the previous twenty years
at the Assembly Rooms, and was said to be a highlight of the social season; the Corbetts were relatives Wynnifred used to visit from time to time.
![Click here to view full sized image A holiday to the Pyrenees in 1899. Cycling was embraced with enthusiasm by Wynnifred and her friends.](/Galleries/WynnifredEllis/105Cycling.jpg)
A holiday to the Pyrenees in 1899. Cycling was embraced with enthusiasm by Wynnifred and her friends.
![Click here to view full sized image The last balls and dances of the 1898/9 winter season. The Cotswold Hunt Ball brought the season to an end,<br> and 1899 was claimed to be](/Galleries/WynnifredEllis/106More-balls.jpg)
The last balls and dances of the 1898/9 winter season. The Cotswold Hunt Ball brought the season to an end,
and 1899 was claimed to be "the best on record". Four of the Ellis family attended.
![Click here to view full sized image 1902: a telegram notifying Wynnifred that the coronation of Edward VII was postponed<br>because of the king's illness](/Galleries/WynnifredEllis/113Telegram.jpg)