Mikeshina was married at least five times.Alfred Albelli, "Horn Blower Sinks her Alimony Barge" Daily News (January 7, 1958): 5. via Newspapers.com Her first husband was journalist Michel Roumanoff, who served in the Russian Provisional Government. She moved to Tokyo with Roumanoff when he was a diplomat at the Russian mission there; the couple moved to California"Bring to American Music of Russia" The Daily Colonist (June 12, 1918): 9. when the Kerensky government fell. Her mother, brother and sister became refugees in Constantinople by 1921, when she divorced Roumanoff"Russian Beauty" Indianapolis Star (July 6, 1923): 13. via Newspapers.com and went to join them."Russian Woman to Rescue her Family" Los Angeles Evening Herald (September 16, 1921): A14. via California Digital Newspaper Collection She returned to the United States with them in 1923, using the surname "Mikeshina"."Five Liners Arrive with Immigrants" New York Times (July 3, 1923): 2. via ProQuest Her fourth husband was cellist Lev Ter-Oganov and her fifth husband was trombonist Vincent O. Clarke; the Clarkes married in 1952 and divorced in 1958.
