Elena Purickienė

On 20 December 1926, during trade negotiations in Moscow, Purickis married Elena Skriabina, a Ukrainian lady of Eastern Orthodox faith born in 1900, in a civil ceremony.[73] The trade deal with the Soviet Union was concluded only in 1928.

Purickis was officially defrocked as a priest in 1929 per his earlier request.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juozas_Purickis

Sources state that Elena moved abroad to France in 1937, however, it might have been later. Three years after the death of her husband in 1938 she sold a vacant lot owned by her husband on Vaižganto st in Kaunas to the family of Kazys Tallat-Keplša.

Source: https://www.kaunorasytojai.lt/naujienos/11940/?fbclid=IwY2xjawIB6ud...

She is very likely to be from the noble Skriabin family of Moscow. Most notably, the composer Alexander Skriabin b 1871. His father, Nikolai Alexandrovich Skriabin, was also a Russian diplomat.