Art plus diplomacy. Washington, D.C., May 13. Miss Virginia Chang, star of the Chinese Cultural Theater, yesterday changed her role of Queen to the role of bride. She was married in the beautiful Gardens of Twin Oaks, the Chinese Embassy, to Kien-Wen Yu, second secretary of the embassy. The simple Chinese ceremony culminated a whirlwind romance and was performed by Chinese ambassador, Dr. Hu Shih. Left to right: Chinese ambassador Dr. Hu Shih, the bride, and Kien-Wen Yu
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A black and white photo of a wedding party.
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- Free to Use and Reuse: Weddings - Library of Congress
- Chinese ambassador Dr. Hu Shih, the bride, and Kien-Wen Yu
- Chinese ambassador Dr. Hu Shih, the bride, and Kien-Wen Yu
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1900 - 1940
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