The birth of Cleveland's daughter, Ruth, inspired the naming of the "Baby Ruth" candy bar.
The story is that the birth of his daughter, Ruth, gave the name to the "Baby Ruth" candy bar.
according to Curtiss Candy Co. (now Nestle), the Baby Ruth was named after Grover Cleveland's first child, Ruth Cleveland
his daughter none as babey Ruth is the name of the babeyruth candey bar
Grover Cleveland had a daughter named Ruth who died at age 12. The company that makes the Baby Ruth candy bar claims that she was the inspiration for the name, but that is likely to be an urban legend. Check out this website for the details. http://www.snopes.com/business/names/babyruth.asp
Baby Ruth? I think! The candy bar company insisted that babe Ruth was named after grover Cleveland daughter Ruth soo the answer to your question would be Ruth Cleveland..=]
Many people think that it was made from the famous Babe Ruth. Wrong! It was actually it was named after the 22th and 24th President Grover Cleveland's Daughter Ruth.
The Baby Ruth Candy Bar was named after President Grover Cleveland's daughter, Ruth Cleveland according to claims by the Curtiss Candy Company. Legend has it that the Oh Henry! Candy Bar was named for a boy who used to flirt with the girls at the Williamson Candy Company.
The Baby Ruth candy bar is named after President Grover Cleveland's daughter whose name was Babe Ruth . actually it was named after the base ball player. "Babe Ruth"
The Company that first produced the candy bar claimed it was named after Ruth Clevland but it's been heavily speculated that it was a way to capitalize on Babe Ruth's popularity without compensating him. The candy bar came out in 1921 when Ruth was probably the biggest celebrity in America and 15 years after Ruth Clevland had died. Ruth took legal action against the company to try to get compensation but lost. In the 90's Ruth's estate and Nestle actually made an agreement to use Ruth in their marketing.
The Baby Ruth dossier presents all sides of the story. According to the National Confectioner's Association, the candy bar was named for Grover Cleveland's baby daughter, Ruth -- although she died in 1904, and the candy was not manufactured until 1920, by the Curtiss Candy Company in Chicago. Another source, quoted in Tom Burnham's 1980 book, More Misinformation, suggests that the chocolate, caramel, nougat, and peanut log was first named for the granddaughter of the president of the Williamson Candy Company, where the recipe originated.Curtiss Candy gave away thousands of Baby Ruths in promotions and priced the product at five cents, half the going rate. In 1921, when children began sending their candy wrappers to ballplayer Babe Ruth for him to autograph, the Yankee slugger demanded royalties for use of his name on the best-selling product. But the business of sports endorsements was in its infancy, and the courts turned him down.Source:http://ask.yahoo.com/19990913.html
Grover Cleveland had a daughter named Ruth who died at age 12. The company that makes the Baby Ruth candy bar claims that she was the inspiration for the name, but that is likely to be an urban legend.
It was a product of the Curtiss Candy Company. It was first produced in 1921. Where it got it's name is uncertain. Some people think it was named after Babe Ruth, the famed baseball champion. Others think it was named after baby Ruth Cleveland, whose father was U.S. president at the time.