A group of girls at a camp are upset because the boys have called them "gray" and said they're not popular. The girls decide to leave the camp, but then they meet a group of cheerleaders who offer to teach them the secrets of being popular with boys. The cheerleaders share four rules: have good taste, don't pay attention to boys who aren't interested, attend parties with popular and handsome boys, and don't initiate contact with boys. The girls are skeptical at first, but they eventually decide to follow the rules. One of the girls, Diana, invites the boys to her party, and they agree to help the girls become popular. The girls start to feel more confident and beautiful, and they begin to attract the attention of the boys.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A party is being planned.
2. The party planner wants to make it a special party.
3. A pink hot air balloon is being considered for the party.
4. A DJ is being hired for the party.
5. The party planner is willing to pay $3000 for the DJ's services.
6. Some girls are leaving a camp because they feel they are not popular.
7. The girls are told they are "gray" and not popular by some boys.
8. The girls want to learn how to be popular.
9. A group of cheerleaders offer to share their secrets on how to be popular.
10. The cheerleaders' rules for being popular include having good taste, ignoring boys, and going to parties where popular boys are.
11. A party hosted by Diana is being planned.
12. The party will have many popular boys in attendance.
13. Some girls are invited to the party and are excited to meet the popular boys.
14. The girls are told they need to look good to be popular.
15. The party planner, Diana, is confident and beautiful.
16. The party is a special occasion, possibly a birthday party.
17. The party planner is preparing for the party and wants it to be a success.