Father-Daughter Dance coming Feb. 2

Ponca City Now - January 4, 2019 4:26 pm

“Princess for a Night,” the 2019 Father-Daughter Dance, is set for Feb. 2 at the Marland Mansion.

Three sessions are set for this year: Session 1, from 3:15 to 4:45 p.m., is for girls in kindergarten or younger.

Session 2 is from 5:30 to 7 p.m. and is for girls in first and second grades.

Session 3 is from 8 to 9:30 p.m. and is for girls in third through seventh grades.

The dance is open to all girls from baby to age 13, accompanied by their “fathers,” which can include grandfathers, uncles, brothers or a male over the age of 18 who is influental in the life of the princess.

It will be held at the Marland Mansion, 901 Monument Road in Ponca City.

Cost is $15 per person, per session. Fathers going to multiple sessions will need to purchase multiple tickets.

Proceeds benefit the Opportunity Center.

Tickets will be available online starting Jan. 11 at 3 p.m., and in store at Village Screenprint starting Jan. 14

They will be sold in store from Jan. 14 to Feb. 1 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday at 316 East Grand Ave.

Every attendee must have a QR code  to enter the dance. It may be displayed on a cell phone from email, screen shot or printed on paper.

In addition, T-shirts commemorating the event are available for pre-order for $15 plus tax. Sizes are Toddler 2T, 3T, and 4T; Youth XS-XL; and adult S-XL. T-shirt orders must be placed by Jan. 25. They will be available to pick up the following week at Village Screenprint. Sample shirt sizes are available to preview at Village Screenprint. T-shirts are $15 to $17.

Also, portrait packages are available. This year an optional photo opportunity for the girls only is available. More time will be taken with these princess portraits to ensure a good photo is taken.

A free 4×6 portrait of the escort and daughter includes a snowflake backdrop with three level stairs. Packages may be purchased at a later date from Photography by Jes.

Other than the free portrait, the Princess Portrait Package ranges in cost from $15 to $55.

Sponsors:

We couldn’t do this dance without the support of our sponsors.

2018 Sponsors

Queen

Heather Cannon Honda
First National Bank
RCB Pioneer Bank

Jack

Completely Quilted
Rusty Barrel
Martin, Jean, & Jackson
Kyler Construction Group
Jack Bowker Ford Lincoln
Ground Round
Evans & Associates
Edward Jones
ConocoPhillips
Bridwell Family

Court

Cherokee Strip Credit Union
Mona & Francis Sage
Take Ten Tire & Lube
Bivin & Associates
Mark & Suzanne Doyle
Kay Electric Cooperative
Precision Tool & Die/Precision Metal Fab
Trewitt Law Firm
Taco Stop
Farha
Take Ten Tire & Lube
Sue Lunsford
Ann Bandy’s State Farm Insurance
Lighthouse Counciling
Brad and Katie Liston

In Kind
Party Box – Chasen Shaw
Photography by Jes – Jessah and Ryan McIntosh and 2018 Senior Team
Theresa Beard 
Dominos Pizza
Nancy & Phillip Tyndall
Tamee Presko
Lampton Welding
Quality Water Services
Peter Pan Cleaners
Farha
Ponca City Discount Foods
Mrs. Smith & the Po-Hi Steppers
Mr. Grimes along with National Honor Society students
First National Bank
A+ Printing
Lindsay Manufacturing Inc.
Lowry Blakeburn and Scout Troop 556
Kay County Sheriff Department – Sean Grigsba, Steve Kelley, John Grimes, Larry Burtner
Extra Eyes – Larry Bitman, Lana Jones, Harriet Simpson, Mike Sexauer
Paula Cain
PCPD – Don Bohon and Manny Lara
Marland Mansion staff – David, Rachel, & Joel
Lana Jones
Craig, Becky, Harrison, and Charlie Poet
Winston and Betty Lindsay
Johnny Ohara
Barbara and Bill Bridwell
Tonya Burch
Kim Anderson
Josh Hill
Cortney Burns
Mike Trewitt
Laney Jones
Olivia Jackson
Larry Murphy
Suzanne and Mark Boyle
Jacque O Grady
Tudy Lockwood
JB and Lois Parsons
Greg Neisen
Dennis Zimmerman
Rob Bays
Jacque O Grady
Greg Neisen
Dennis Zimmerman
Rob Bays

Committee

Brook Lindsay
Natalie Fraser
Barbara Bridwell
Bailey Porter
Julie Grigsba
Dawn Mooreland

We could not have this dance without our generous sponsors and volunteers!

 

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