PairedGrid fails when `vars` is an array

Consider the following test case (python 3):

```python
from io import StringIO

import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import pandas
import seaborn

%matplotlib inline
seaborn.set(style='ticks')

data = StringIO("""\
 Event  Influent  Effluent
     1  5.003946  2.708050
     2  4.948760  2.079442
     3  4.442651  1.609438
     4  3.988984  2.302585
     5  4.077537  2.890372
     6  4.553877  3.091042
     7  4.644391  3.091042
     8  4.276666  3.610918
     9  4.465908  2.944439
    10  4.553877  3.663562
    11  4.510860  3.555348
    12  4.174387  2.484907
    13  3.891820  1.945910
    14  3.135494  1.386294
    15  3.688879  2.564949
    16  2.708050  1.945910
    17  3.401197  2.772589
    18  3.295837  3.044522
    19  3.737670  2.564949
    20  4.744932  4.158883
""")

TSS = pandas.read_table(data, sep='\s+')
paired_grid = seaborn.PairGrid(TSS, vars=np.array(['Influent', 'Effluent']))
paired_grid.map_upper(seaborn.kdeplot, cmap="Blues_d")
paired_grid.map_lower(plt.scatter)
paired_grid.map_diag(seaborn.kdeplot, lw=3, legend=False)
```

This will fail since `paired_grid.square_grid` will actually be `np.array([True True]).

So setting `PairedGrid.square_grid` with `self.square_grid = np.all(x_vars == y_vars)` seems to fix this.

Curious what you think.

And as always, thanks for the awesome and hard work you've put into this. So valuable.